Consciousness universe vs simulation hypothesis - are we living in a computer simulation .
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The document discusses the idea that the universe may be a computer simulation. It notes that at both small and large scales, the same toroidal geometry can be seen in structures like hydrogen atoms, human heart fields, the Earth's magnetosphere, and the solar system. This precise organization seen throughout the cosmos suggests the universe is not fundamentally chaotic or random as traditionally thought. The simulation hypothesis proposes that the universe is a vast computer simulation, with natural laws organizing it and living things providing random inputs that can change the system. This is analogous to theories of intelligent design or creationism, where a creator establishes natural laws and individual souls provide randomness through free will.
Consciousness universe vs simulation hypothesis - are we living in a computer simulation .
- 2. 7 months ago justin-sits29 in elonmusk The notion that we are living in a computer simulation has gained increasing popularityof late. An Organized Universe It sounds like a compelling idea for several reasons. When we look at how the universe is organized, from the very small to the very large, there are systems of motion and energy expressed in scales. The Scaling Law Nassim Haramein derived from observations of energy as a function of radius demonstratesthat the same general geometric relationships(proportions) Wading through the science lingo, what is essentially being described here is that the same geometry (a torus) appears at all scales of universal expression. The hydrogen atom has a toroidal structure. The human body producesa toroidal electromagnetic
- 3. field via the piezoelectricliquid crystal oscillatorof the heart. The Earth's magnetosphere is toroidal. The Solar System is Toroidal. And so on. Torus Geometry at small and large scales. These observations describe organization, at massive levels, all throughoutthe known universe.
- 4. Everywhere we look in the cosmos, we see a precisely unfoldingdynamic of organization, which mainstream science still hasn't really come to terms with. Chaos theory is a branch of mathematics involved in the study of how slight changes in deterministic systems compound over time, making long-term prediction impossible. But unlike the name suggests, it is a theory based on the premise that if one knew all the initial conditionsof the universe, they would be able to predict everything that happensthereafter. While we could debatethe validity of such a premise, the important point to noteis that it is a theory founded on holism—although that isn't explicitly stated. By this I mean, slight changes have holistic effects, therefore, everything must be interconnected via some process. Thus, the universe isn't chaoticat all, it just appears chaoticbecause our capacity to determine what it looked like in the beginning is lacking. And there are more examples of universal organization, leading some to concludethat antiquatedtheories about the universe being fundamentallychaoticand randomare in error.
- 5. As a result, a somewhat short-sighted, yet interesting theory has emerged, the Simulation Hypothesis. SimulationHypothesisvs Creationismor Intelligent Design (a ConsciousUniverse) We've already covered the key componentsof this theory, but for the sake of discussion, let's list them again. It contendsthat the universe, as we know it, is a vast computer simulation, with each one of us as stimulants or variables randomelements able to change the system from within—to a certain extent. The universe is organized by the rules of the computerprogram, but the stimulants provide a randomfactor. Now let's compare this with a creationist or intelligent design theory. Note: I will refer to a universe founded on
- 6. consciousness as the prima matera as Creationism The creator of the universe, at some eternallydistant moment in the past, made reality as we know it, with a built-in system of rules known as Natural Law. This reality is ultimately an illusion when compared to the primal reality of the creator. The universe, in this theory, is organized by the rules of Natural Law, with each soul contributingthe randomelement via free will.