I dont understand why we have math and only use it to figure out small problems. We should have started with the BIGGEST variable (all known universe and laws) and intergrate it into a simulation of the universe and see if when we fast forward that simulation if it matches current information present. At an atonomical level. In other words, if our math is right, we can replay the birth of the universe accurately portraying each atom and then watching exact human history unfold. Like literally watch the past. Literally. And if its right in EVERY aspect up to the current time, we have no reason to believe that if we kept playing it, that it would revile exactly what is to come. But it would also factor that we are watching it unfold in that timeline as well, virtually. And that one would be watching its virtuality. And so on and so forth. But each layer would assume they are the first, as would we, yet wed all contemplate a greater existence, and then wed all (except maybe us) manipulate a portion of the program to confirm that we infact exist and you exist in a program. So, as we all infinitely watch as our selfs judge ourselves and think to ourselves and communicate with each other to figure out what to do about all this that we created, we would come to two possibilities. Either A: shut down the program and see if we all flash out of existence, or B: we learn how to integrate them into the highest state of existence (meaning we turn virtuality into reality). Crazy right?
Posted on: Wed, 02 Apr 2014 16:08:56 +0000
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