Universe A Matrix Computer Game Designed By Aliens, Say NASA

a reply to: olaru12

I think that what we see is reality for sure. But it is only a part of reality. There is much more than what we see. I believe our soul is an implanted quantum computer in our DNA that replicates itself in our children. But that does not mean we have no free will.

From www.evawaseerst.be... :
Plato learned us that God, Love and Light are bounded in a very close relationship. Plato learned us too that this world is just a reflection of the real world. That the materialistic world is not the real world. That after dead our soul enters 'The Light', the real world.
Plato knew that from the Egyptian priests. We see no other explanation.
Nick Bostrom (his book: Superintelligence) and Elon Musk are great thinkers on different domains: They fear artificial intelligence. They even fear humans could end as bootloaders for digital intelligence. Mr Bostrom even seems to think we are not living in a real world, but in a computer simulation. (That makes me think about Plato's cave.) But mr Bostrom is guessing just like we all have to do.

originally posted by: 5thNovember
a reply to: olaru12

It depends on whose brain were talking about Einstein or Kardashian...

Hehe good one.

RR

a reply to: olaru12

NASA didn't say it. Some guy that works for NASA (maybe) commented on computing power and its exponential growth (Moore's Law).

a reply to: teslahowitzer

let's just say for a moment, this theory is accurate,

Heavy sigh...

NOT a theory. An hypothesis.

How many times is this mistake gonna be made?

originally posted by: Gully
Graphics: 9/10
Storyline: 5/10
Fun Factor: 6/10

Could use a few patches here and there, but overall, an OK job.

storyline is not so bad, but this game is a PAY 2 WIN !!!

a reply to: Kapusta

If we are all living in our own little reality theb what is reality out side of the one we know within our selfs? .

There are really only a few thousand Humans...we see billions, because of variations on the original few thousands.

We are in a simulated 'life', because without experiencing a few VR lifetimes, we'd go raving mad.

You see...we are really on a multi-generational intergalactic starship, travelling through the void on our way to a distant, shining world called...Earth.

a reply to: olaru12

I think the connection between Moores law and this existential question is somewhat irrelevant. The answer to this question will be found in the natural laws of physics. I think i remember that the original proposal said that if the universe we live in has very clearly defined laws that interconnect, the fact that there is an absolute limit on how to understand nature would be a defining parameter, such as would be necessary in a simulation.

Speaking on a tangent, whatever the truth - our universe as a bubble in an infinitely larger foam of multiverses (whether intelligently initiated or not) is not in the realm of science, but philosophy and theory, as human perception is limited by scale from ever seeing a superstructure beyond the limits of our bubble, like an ant cannot ever perceive the city around its mound. That said, I think a quite elegant solution to the question of the universe would be to view our entire universe as a sort of quantum bubble in a larger plane of existence. We exist without violating any of the larger plane's conservation of energy because our smaller plane is governed by the same quantum uncertainties in its bubble as what we perceive to happen on our opposite scale spectrum.

hows that for a nce monday brain f**k

a reply to: olaru12

You had me at turn signals!! My biggest pet peeve when driving. Made even worse by all the freaking media crap folks carry with them. God forbid they actually DRIVE their vehicle, instead of having to call who know whom when they are driving.

I've been cut off by improper lane switching I don't know how many times and no signal, but the driver sure can use a god dang cell phone!!!! Or, how about the "let me slam on my brakes now and turn, since I was preoccupied talking to my bff about the crap she just took and I was going to miss it since I was LMFAO...."

Yeah, those idiots and bet some of them are reading this post right now. I actually had one douchebag get of out his vehicle after I flipped him off for driving and acting like a real dick, not only to other drivers but to a construction crew. I thought he was going to get out of his car then. He has the nerve to ask me if I have a problem?

So disappointed in the human race.

a reply to: olaru12

I'm averaging about 60 frames per second , only notice lag when I travel from world instance to instance due to changes in server time.
Don't really notice any glitches that would otherwise ruin gameplay , plenty of hackers and griefers , screamers, l33t g33ks , n00bs , and plenty of p0wning .
Non stop base raping

hopefully our alien dev team will hear the community feedback and patch the # out of this game.

In all seriousness though , are NASA agreeing with the scientist because they have evidence to substantiate his theory ???

originally posted by: Gully
Graphics: 9/10
Storyline: 5/10
Fun Factor: 6/10

Could use a few patches here and there, but overall, an OK job.

What about the elites who pay to win? The pay to win model is flawed and unfair.

originally posted by: cannalusions
a reply to: olaru12
Simulation or time travel?
Maybe we are all actually living in a distant galaxy on a advanced planet light years away.
Connected to a quantum Wifi device that can send consciousness light years away to a inhabited planet called Earth. I would guess it might be difficult to send a large amount of memory or data that far into space. So it's quite possible that some of the data either never completely downloads or perhaps the human mind can only hold so much information. If NASA can connect to this simulation, maybe we could open a direct line of communication. The truth might be stranger then we could even imagine.

Why would we need bodies in another galaxy? Why wouldn't we just be part of the programming, like we are part of the universe.


IMHO the "we are plugged in watching VR" is souly because of the movie. It's totally not needed.

Right. Aliens drafting an enormous simulation makes perfect sense but God is for idiots. Whatever. . .

originally posted by: Entreri06

originally posted by: cannalusions
a reply to: olaru12
Simulation or time travel?
Maybe we are all actually living in a distant galaxy on a advanced planet light years away.
Connected to a quantum Wifi device that can send consciousness light years away to a inhabited planet called Earth. I would guess it might be difficult to send a large amount of memory or data that far into space. So it's quite possible that some of the data either never completely downloads or perhaps the human mind can only hold so much information. If NASA can connect to this simulation, maybe we could open a direct line of communication. The truth might be stranger then we could even imagine.

Why would we need bodies in another galaxy? Why wouldn't we just be part of the programming, like we are part of the universe.


IMHO the "we are plugged in watching VR" is souly because of the movie. It's totally not needed.

Exactly. The Matrix is a work of fiction. Can we knock it off with all of the "we live in a simulation" nonsense already?

originally posted by: sapien82
a reply to: olaru12

I'm averaging about 60 frames per second , only notice lag when I travel from world instance to instance due to changes in server time.
Don't really notice any glitches that would otherwise ruin gameplay , plenty of hackers and griefers , screamers, l33t g33ks , n00bs , and plenty of p0wning .
Non stop base raping

hopefully our alien dev team will hear the community feedback and patch the # out of this game.

In all seriousness though , are NASA agreeing with the scientist because they have evidence to substantiate his theory ???

I think it's a fake story, look at the source. There are scientist who think reality my be a computer program. But I have never heard one say ( exactly like the matrix movie) that we have real bodies and are watching virtual reality. There is no way to assume that and no evidence that could support that past this being a program.

originally posted by: jaffo

originally posted by: Entreri06

originally posted by: cannalusions
a reply to: olaru12
Simulation or time travel?
Maybe we are all actually living in a distant galaxy on a advanced planet light years away.
Connected to a quantum Wifi device that can send consciousness light years away to a inhabited planet called Earth. I would guess it might be difficult to send a large amount of memory or data that far into space. So it's quite possible that some of the data either never completely downloads or perhaps the human mind can only hold so much information. If NASA can connect to this simulation, maybe we could open a direct line of communication. The truth might be stranger then we could even imagine.

Why would we need bodies in another galaxy? Why wouldn't we just be part of the programming, like we are part of the universe.


IMHO the "we are plugged in watching VR" is souly because of the movie. It's totally not needed.

Exactly. The Matrix is a work of fiction. Can we knock it off with all of the "we live in a simulation" nonsense already?

I think the simulation part works!! And kinda makes the most sense because we are all fundamentally just energy, exactly like a program..


It's the "we have real bodies plugged into the program" that I think is reaching.


I think if this is a program, that we are the ISO's from tron. A spontaneous event in the programming. That maybe the programmers don't even know exist.

originally posted by: jaffo

originally posted by: Entreri06

originally posted by: cannalusions
a reply to: olaru12
Simulation or time travel?
Maybe we are all actually living in a distant galaxy on a advanced planet light years away.
Connected to a quantum Wifi device that can send consciousness light years away to a inhabited planet called Earth. I would guess it might be difficult to send a large amount of memory or data that far into space. So it's quite possible that some of the data either never completely downloads or perhaps the human mind can only hold so much information. If NASA can connect to this simulation, maybe we could open a direct line of communication. The truth might be stranger then we could even imagine.

Why would we need bodies in another galaxy? Why wouldn't we just be part of the programming, like we are part of the universe.


IMHO the "we are plugged in watching VR" is souly because of the movie. It's totally not needed.

Exactly. The Matrix is a work of fiction. Can we knock it off with all of the "we live in a simulation" nonsense already?

I think the simulation part works!! And kinda makes the most sense because we are all fundamentally just energy, exactly like a program..


It's the "we have real bodies plugged into the program" that I think is reaching.


I think if this is a program, that we are the ISO's from tron. A spontaneous event in the programming. That maybe the programmers don't even know exist.

When these kind of scientific statements are made by a series of different scientists who are studying this topic. They always come to the point where they claim that the universe is holographic.

And always I recall the Alien interview where there was this alien creature captured and interrogated by us. In the interview he said that our bodies where merely a vessel and what we perceive is just not what reality really is.

He then demonstrated that we are pure energy and when we died we would leave our vessel to the other realm many call heaven or something else.

He stated that he was a kind of overseer of this region of space like some kind of supervisor. But he couldn't interfere with our lives and that the body he appeared with just a synthetic spacesuit.

I remember also from some articles of project blue book that this army officer intelligence who worked at this project stated that " The aliens we uncovered had a rubber skin type and smelled like ethanol"

Reading al those different stories , it looks as if pieces of this puzzle are slowly coming together.
I also have the feeling that looking at the voyagers last readings of plasma bubbles outside our solar system could be just working as how plasma televisions work . Like projectors of the galaxy and maybe the pixels are huge so we from earth have the idea that we looking something real , but in fact it's just a outer space projection of non existing galaxy. Could our sun be the projector? .. eeehw no I not want to believe this...

originally posted by: jaffo
Right. Aliens drafting an enormous simulation makes perfect sense but God is for idiots. Whatever. . .

Exactly. We have computers, We know they exist. We have VR worlds , we know they exist.

We know we are all fundamentally energy and the double slit experiment says observation effects reality. Exactly like a MMORPG only runs instances with a player inside the dungeon and shuts it down when no one is logged on.


While every religions creation myth has been TOTALLY debunked and offered zero insight into physics and the history of the universe.

So yes (at least every organized religion I know of) people who believe in a god are idiots.

a reply to: olaru12

1. Nick is Swedish not British
2. Nick does not work for NASA he works as a professor at Oxford University in England
3. This theory is just a regurgitation of the Simulation Hypotheses
4. Yes there is an argument one can give that states we are in a simulation. This does not change reality for us however.

Korg.

originally posted by: Entreri06

originally posted by: jaffo
Right. Aliens drafting an enormous simulation makes perfect sense but God is for idiots. Whatever. . .

Exactly. We have computers, We know they exist. We have VR worlds , we know they exist.

We know we are all fundamentally energy and the double slit experiment says observation effects reality. Exactly like a MMORPG only runs instances with a player inside the dungeon and shuts it down when no one is logged on.


While every religions creation myth has been TOTALLY debunked and offered zero insight into physics and the history of the universe.

So yes (at least every organized religion I know of) people who believe in a god are idiots.

There is only one idiot in this discussion, as I see it. Sorry.

originally posted by: MysterX
a reply to: Kapusta

If we are all living in our own little reality theb what is reality out side of the one we know within our selfs? .

There are really only a few thousand Humans...we see billions, because of variations on the original few thousands.

We are in a simulated 'life', because without experiencing a few VR lifetimes, we'd go raving mad.

You see...we are really on a multi-generational intergalactic starship, travelling through the void on our way to a distant, shining world called...Earth.

Why do we need real bodies that are plugged in rather then is being part of the program?