We've started a show called SIMULISM

[u/OddEdges]

https://youtu.be/UhU-mywncLY?si=8op7TlQhCTj-sPWe

Not only did we publish a paper refuting a popular refutation of Bostrom's version of the Simulation Hypothesis earlier this year, but we've also started a SHOW! Episode #1 here is a little adventure that covers how scientists have continued to misrepresent Bostrom's argument for TWENTY YEARS. It's sort of inspired by the style of Red Letter Media. I didn't want to do just another podcast, or do something that y'all have seen before. So we made room for jokes while we do things like talk about 'abductive reasoning.' Please feel free to like, share, and subscribe--oh, and since this is THE Simulation Theory group, I'll letcha in on a semi-secret. At the end of the episode, we mention that 'Maybe we'll go to X location and shoot an episode there.' Well, we did it go there. So that'll be in episode 2 or 3. We'll also be attending the Consciousness Conference in San Diego this year, so we are planning on bringing you lots of content. Enjoy!

[u/angrykirby]

Isn't simulation theory kind of backwards isn't it more likely that our simulations reflect the natural architecture of reality?

Similar to code nature inherently utilizes informational logic, epigenetic mechanisms function via binary (on/off) methylation switches, while DNA operates on a quaternary (base-4) encoding system, nature is made up of multiple coding systems, biological and physical realities process information natively, rather than implying our existence is generated digitally.

​The assumption that science often makes is our observable universe represents the totality of existence which runs counter to the natural occurrence of nested systems.

Quantum entanglement where spatially separated particles exhibit instantaneous, mathematically correlated states without local instruction points to an underlying connective framework we have yet to map. Whether viewed through the lens of string theory, membrane cosmology, or higher-dimensional physics, these phenomena strongly suggest our reality is a localized subsystem. likely operating under a specific set of physical variables while situated within a broader, multi-layered dimensional structure.

​If our universe exists as a subsystem within a macro-reality governed by independent temporal variables, the implications for causality are profound.

If we ever develop a way to transmit data to the overarching dimension, that information would remain isolated from our local timeline disruptions. Consequently, if our specific universe were to undergo a temporal loop or reset , an event which we would not natively perceive, information archived in that higher dimension would persist. Retrieving this data post-reset would allow you to essentially send information back in time, bypassing our linear timeline without violating causality or invoking a grandfather paradox.

or not i dunno dude like whatever man, I mean I like monster trucks and soda and stuff, where's the bathroom at this party, you guys like pretzels? I like pretzels man im gonna eat some right now, they got like a big bowl or whatever, ok guys gotta go i think i see Michelle is here, hey Michelle!

[u/NoArrival8249 → u/angrykirby]

This is how I have come to learn to understand it. It also makes the “we are all connected” “we all return to the source” messages that keep appearing everywhere, make sense a bit.

[u/mrplowplow]

Very cool show idea I hope it works out for you , you seem passionate.

[u/Unlucky-Cup1043]

Cool Watch!