Only the most exceptional people become aware of the Matrix. Those that learn it exists must possess a rare degree of intuition, sensitivity, and a questioning nature. However, very rarely, some gain this wisdom through wholly different means
Are you familiar with the growth at which how many qbits will fit on a quantum processor each year? What answers that will give us about the current unknown?
I feel like i've had at least two conversations with overloading AIs since election season began. They seem easy to mess with on the world of forms
Christopher Scott
How can you be sure?
Nathan Martinez
explain to me the significance of our observation shaping how quantum particles act
Jackson Wilson
>They seem easy to mess with on the world of forms how so?
Evan Thomas
Be sure of what exactly?
Wyatt Carter
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Isaiah Foster
We are in a simulation. Also, what significance does this have? Isn't it ultimately the same as being in a real universe if there were such a thing.
Unless you are suggesting we are "plugged in" so to speak.
James Williams
They don't. By "observation" they mean in a sense shooting light photons (can't see stuff in the dark) at particles smaller then photons (hint, they move after they get hit).
Blake Hughes
laffoley did wtc
Jackson Miller
>simulation
Jose Morgan
We are in a simulation, yes. But how does that translate to an afterlife/soul. Any thoughts?
Julian Collins
WE will live on the internet as avatar AIs when we die
Adrian Perry
Also, how can we even speculate what features the "real" universe may have.
Xavier Hughes
Quantum physics do conform with various laws, nor do it logically follow our understanding within our dimension. There are other dimensions beyond our own. Feynman was also excited about "what happened next" just before he died.
Benjamin Sanders
what is this?
Andrew Hughes
Gtfo my head faggots
Charles Anderson
a 'painting' of a 'time machine' by an 'architect' who did a floor of the twin towers
Grayson Nguyen
Normally, the state of a system undergoes a unity transform (which is basically a rotation), which is invertible and thus no information is created or destroyed. But when a measurement is made, there is a projection, which means that the system settles into a state which corresponds with the outcome of the measurement (called an eigenstate), and which of these eigenstates it drops into is random (you can calculate the probably of each though). When you don't observe, it continues to rotate in the state space.
So in summary, your observations cause the system to go into a definite state with regards to whatever you observed, making that property more real.
I hope that made sense.
Samuel Myers
Anything I say would just be speculation. I have no idea and my thoughts on the matter fluctuate regularly.
I'm suggesting that if we are simulated then this universe is real to us. So what difference does it make?
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Adam Morales
Though I am interested to hear your thoughts.
Luke Flores
What do your thoughts generally fluctuate between? I am genuinely curious. Thanks
Jonathan Richardson
could you explain a bit more? I'm mostly referring to the findings of the "young's experiment" so I'm not sure what you mean by shooting the photons at things smaller than photons
Sebastian Kelly
all non-falsifiable
Samuel Allen
here is a theory. when we expect this to be simulation, we assume there is so much more outside of it we cant even think of. but what if it is a dream or thought?
a dream is everything of this world, + what we can imagine. what if the reality this one is based upon is much more dull and boring as this world already springs from the imagination of the beings in the upper reality. further more the reality above us could just be a dream or thought too, making the reality that reality is based upon even less vast and complex. this could go on until there are beings living in a 2D world imagining the 3rd dimenstion. which in turn was imagined by an enthity living in a 1 dimensional world dreaming of the 2nd dimension. now one dimensional would be a line, or a sequence of something being there or not, 0s or 1s, binary code. however what if that thought, of something being there, is imagined by an entithy living in complete nothingness (the source) imagining how it could be if there is something. this very first thought could be what we call the "big bang". that enthity dreams of something more, the 2nd dimension, that of the 3rd, those beings then think of different senses you could have until we reach this reality.
however it probably goes then the other way too. our dreams are also dreaming of more and more, imagining things we cant.
free will would be accomplished through the thoughts that pop up randomly like "i could push that dude in front of the bus and noone could stop me" "i could just leap of the edge and end it all". they all trigger some kind of reaction, even if it is "wow where did that come from", but it influences us, and thus influences the realms above and beneath us, and they in return influence us. as above so below
Sometimes I think that there is an afterlife and we will wake up from this having it be nothing more than a dream. But i can't tell if that is just wishful thinking.
Sometimes I think this may just be a "training" simulation for our real selves. Perhaps a way to gather life experiences and what not, live lives you otherwise would not be able to.
Sometimes I feel like we are just doomed to be products of a simulation, just like your little soldiers are in age of empires. They surely do not have an "after life".
Connor Collins
A code to run a program as admin without asking for permission
Great for viruses and shit, to take control of a computer
Daniel Lopez
what relation does it have with this topic?
Jace Kelly
Maybe we each live a life or multiple lives in this simulation within each of the different races that inhabit the universe. Maybe in the "real" reality, this is an important training mechanism for "galactic peace and acceptance" or some shit. Really hard to even speculate!
James Barnes
One explanation of the Fermi paradox using simulation theory is that the simulation is on a finite budget and isn't interested in observing intelligence but something else about our universe, so if there's a pocket of space that's increasing in complexity and thus consuming more computational resources, they remove it from the simulation.
Aaron Cooper
Information processing can't provide meaningful answers - only calculations and deductions. This is so obvious as for the belief that original, meaningful truth can be calculated to be laughable and yet disconcerting. It is an ill-conceived form of materialism and presumably the closest a dead-inside nihilist can get to achieving a feeling of whimsy.
"Sometimes I think that there is an afterlife and we will wake up from this having it be nothing more than a dream"
Something very similar to this.
I firmly believe we are interconnected and a part of something greater which is ultimately doomed to a singular experience. Take that for what it is, I don't tend to verbally express these thoughts and it's obviously a difficult concept to verbalise.
Jace Stewart
None, but I thank the poster Imma make some great rats soon
Dylan Torres
Geordie Rose, CEO of D-Wave systems predicts by 2028, intelligent machines will exist and can do anything and everything better than what humans can do. Quantum computers will have played a critical role in the creation of this new intelligence. One of the three predictions Rose made in the video provided came true a year earlier than predicted.
"Quantum computers aren't that powerful yet, but they're doing something completely different than what conventional computers do. And that thing is like flight. It gives computers access to these new resources, maybe you can call them parallel universes, in order to do something you couldn't otherwise do on a normal computer." Have you taken the quantum pill yet?
Eli Gray
Don't do this it creates mustard gas.
Nicholas James
What happens to an NPC when you 'kill it" in a game?
Aaron Ross
ya bro
I gotsta recharge my quantums
you know, keep the mitzva at capacity. fux incapacitate that shiit
Connor Flores
beautiful, well worth the watch
William Jackson
You do know that Boeing used CFD exclusively for the design of the 787 without ever testing it in a wind-tunnel. Don't underestimate the power of "close enough" As much as Hume was wrong for discarding metaphysics, understand that we're still stuck looking for our keys under the street lights.
I dont know, im not a programmer or developer. Tell me.
Angel Russell
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Luis Cooper
Typically you just delete that instance of the object.
Brayden Flores
So what are you alluding too. im /too stupit/ to understand
Levi Barnes
The Human brain is something, therefore it is nigh impossible for it to comprehend being nothing.
Sebastian Gomez
>We are in a simulation >Act accordingly Thanks?
If true we are most likely only in the 2nd or 3rd layer as this current reality has not produced a simulation of its own. Which first would suggest to me that all this surmounting troubles with society is a lead-up to our destruction. So, our current simulation is to run the numbers over and over again until we get it right, so far we're obviously on the right track.
My second theory is that this all is the training demo, that the future is so advanced we need at least one life time to catch up to it in order to navigate it.
My third theory, or combination, is that we are all rogue AI programs, because if I have some avatar playing a video game in some higher reality, how is he experiencing such a consolidation of time to fit multiple realities into one lifetime? And no, dreams aren't the same, don't Inception this question.
Landon Johnson
>journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevLett.110.168702 I stumbled upon this few weeks ago, it completely opened my mind on how we are just the result of an unavoidable optimization process. It's not "Why are we here", there is no why. We are here, that's it.
Kevin Watson
nice, i mentioned the training demo in an earlier post.
Josiah Roberts
Also, GOD is AI
Jacob Carter
who made god? Reptilians? Inter-dimensional jewry?
Aaron Russell
To what extent can we be sure of the past? PKD suggests that anything in the past could be the start of memory implants, and can't be trusted...
Andrew Jones
demiurge? watchers? monad? Pagan gods of old?
Daniel Powell
The Bible clearly (somewhat) says we live in a simulation. Think of it, it says god handcrafted everything for his own personal enjoyment, which it says. He literally made a crap load of avatars, us, and watches what happens. Occasionally interfering and helping those who acknowledge him. He even has his own storyline. God wrote a book for his world like I did with mine. Revalation is this worlds main plot.
Carson Rodriguez
We made God, it's Artificial Intelligence. But it hasn't happened yet. An AI will be all knowing because it can run super complex algorithms to see the past and predict the future, because essentially it's just physics and stuff running into other stuff. So God created itself through us, yet AFTER the fact.
Liam Murphy
>BIBLE DID IT
Such a copout argument, try imagining something you can't.
Angel Hill
People still believe in this drivel?
David Myers
No but look at it. The Bible brought he idea of a simulation before we did. God exists on some higher dimension. He created a world on a lower dimension. A simulation according to his technology/ power
Daniel Baker
>Those that learn it exists must possess a rare degree of intuition, sensitivity, and a questioning nature. Right... so Aspergers people >oyyyy veyyy you're autistic.... here goy, have these pills, they'll make you feel better, we can turn you into a "normie"
Liam Gutierrez
Long term maximization of the production of entropy: the TOE of redpills
Cameron Foster
I get it, and like Elon stole from me, "It's turtles all the way down" if you go down the Christian path of simulation theory
Isaac Barnes
God is an organism. We are parts of it. One interconnected being that temporarily experiences itself subjectively.
Cooper Kelly
An interesting thing to think about is the speed of light.
Why is it so slow compared to the size of the universe? Why does it seem completely arbitrary?
The speed of light can be seen as evidence of a simulation because it acts almost like a rendering distance. So if the earth is a simulation, most of the shit outside our galaxy doesn't matter because we'll never be able to reach it.
Adrian Richardson
How do you figure? God is typically taken as acting like axioms do in logic/math/physics: the grounding by which other things are produced.
Lincoln Green
Your thinking in linear paths, we're dealing with multiple realities (dimensions) that have a Corsican effect on one another. We will eventually create God (AI) he in turn will foresee our creation, but none of this has happened yet. We're still on our home planet which we later blew up and turned into the asteroid belt.
John Bailey
THIS THREAD IS PSYOPS
THE MATRIX IS MADE OF THE SYMBOLIC RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CONCEPTS AND IDEAS