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originally posted by: Rosinitiate
originally posted by: superman2012
a reply to: Kapusta
People ask me "What movie scared you the most " hands down the Matrix , they look at me like I am crazy but the Idea of living in a computer simulation seems very plausible.
Why does that scare you?
Some people hate the thought of being reduced to 1's and 0's I suppose. For me, it's liberating, it gives me full control of my destiny. Which was always the case but with cultural biases and obfuscation we seem to get lost in distractions or if it was a video game, pitfalls and restarts. All the crap keeping us from our truth is the games obstacles or enemy NPC's, that's why so many people suck at the game.
originally posted by: PorteurDeMort
originally posted by: Rosinitiate
originally posted by: PorteurDeMort
Worst video game ever!
Don't hate the player hate the game, right? If you could play the game, you'd be a player too!
Well if our reality is nothing but a simulation, what's the point? Kinda takes the wind out of the sails doesn't it?
Universe A Matrix Computer Game Designed By Aliens, Say NASA
originally posted by: Sump3
Just read the secret book of john (apocryphon of john). The mystics of old were way ahead of us.
Much like the idea that aliens would think like humans. Who knows what the reality of that is.
originally posted by: Cauliflower
a reply to: roadgravel
Much like the idea that aliens would think like humans. Who knows what the reality of that is.
Beethoven was alien to me, all the cycles and movements that repeat in the symphony.
A master of timing who could predict just when the audience was ready for a certain effect.
Maybe the simulation was composed that way?
Professor Peter Millican, who teaches philosophy and computer science at Oxford University, thinks the virtual reality explanation is flawed. “The theory seems to be based on the assumption that ‘superminds’ would do things in much the same way as we would do them,” he said. - See more at: yournewswire.com...