Are we in a computer simulation?
by Brokeback Watchtower 70 Replies latest jw friends
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Simon
The good news: we're in a computer simulation and the possibilities are endless.
The bad news: it's running Windows 10 - we're screwed with the next update.
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Brokeback Watchtower
Remember we are talking about an intelligence that has reached some kind of Moore's Law doubling a few times more than ours,, say 20 or 30th which would be like 2^20-30th power, which is perhaps 30 or 60 years future so window 10 thing may be happening in another universe somewhere,,unless? they get it tuned in right away from the get go and only make one at a time custom made to fit their needs inquiry.
Hey how far can we operate Moore's Law backward with a certain amount of accuracy? certainly not back to 1492 where Columbus sailed the ocean blue.
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Brokeback Watchtower
Maybe AI can help us to get it right by runng simulation universes to solve certain mathematical problems and give the most correct advice and they keep on doing it every doubling to get more info,, hey the future is limitless.
What the Physic term "information" applied to quantum bits of some sort being shemered out on the event horizon of a Black Hole and passing through as if nothing had happened:
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RubaDub
I tried to poop twice ...
and had to reboot.
Better now ... I did a complete data dump.
Rub a Dub
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atomant
l would suggest a few posters go back to the start of this thread and view the video posted by brokeback watchtower called the Simulation hypothesis. theres an experiment called the delayed choice double split that begins at approx the 26 minute mark.lt seems the waves become particles when observed but when not observed this doesnt happen.l find this very interesting to say the least?
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Tenacious
This is a very interesting subject that intertwines with consciousness, quantum mechanics, and that we may exist in a sort of dream-like state where what we conceive in our mind materializes in physical form.
I've been researching this subject for a couple of years and it's a deep subject and potentially disturbing for some who can't handle the fact that we may all be nothing but computer code.
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