The universe is humongous.
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The hard drive space is practically limited to the Big Bang on one end and the heat death of the universe on the other, but it contains all of the data for everything that exists. That's massive.
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The RAM is massive because it's handling all the variables and changes of the present.
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The cache is much smaller as established by the study that found the universe is not locally real. Things only happen once they are observed, but it happens almost instantaneously. Still, the cache is massive because it is handling everything that is being observed at the same time. That's a lot of things.
All of the above are massive extremes. However,
- The processing speed is limited at the speed of light. In comparison to the others, the speed of light is soooooo ridiculously slow, causing a bottle neck.
PS - Massive because it's mass I've observed. Not really tho, you silly goat. Big bang while I swig Tang and watch a twig hang.
I've often had the thought that the universe is a simulation.
Like, why are there hard physical limitations on things like the speed of light? That doesn't make a lot of sense for a natural system. Also what kind of bullshit is it that if you move super fast time goes slower?
The universe is a simulation, but it's not very well put together.
It needs more processing to simulate the events when you move super fast, thus it reduces your fps, but the simulation is frame based and not time based, so time slows.