Akinbo and Professor KoGuan,
As I have tried to explain in my essay, one real Universe can only do one unique thing, once.
Although you claim that your four questions are simple, they are not for only reality is simple. Your four abstract questions are unreal, therefore, they are complex. I think that you meant that the yes/no answers to your questions would be simple. Here again, if the question is complex, even a yes or no answer is not going to unravel the complexity, it will only lead to further questions.
Each time one dips one's real hand into one's real pocket, one will either detect some real thing that is in there, or one will find that one's pocket is empty. It is impossible to elicit information for all information is abstract. Therefore, my answer to question 1 is No.
Question 2 No. Not because it seems obvious that information can only be detected if a detection device is employed, only unique is real and it is by its singular nature, undetectable by any means. Question 3 is also a No for the presence or absence of anything at any time is inevitable, not informational.
The answer to question 4 is 0 (No) Reality has nothing to do with binary codes.
Is the real Universe simple? Yes.
Is the abstract universe simple? No.
Is unique, once simple? Yes.
Is binary 0 1 simple? No.
Joe