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Stephen Wolfram has recently outlined an unorthodox, multicomputationalapproach to fundamental theory, encompassing not only physics but alsomathematics in a structure he calls The Ruliad, understood to be the entangledlimit of all possible computations. In this framework, physical laws arise fromthe the sampling of the Ruliad by observers (including us). This naturallyleads to several conceptual issues, such as what kind of object is the Ruliad?What is the nature of the observers carrying out the sampling, and how do theyrelate to the Ruliad itself? What is the precise nature of the sampling? Thispaper provides a philosophical examination of these questions, and otherrelated foundational issues, including the identification of a limitation thatmust face any attempt to describe or model reality in such a way that themodeller-observers are included

Ruliology: Linking Computation, Observers and Physical Law