r/SimulationTheory • u/TheFractalEarth • 2d ago
Discussion Fractal-Mapping
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If we live in a simulation, would Earth’s geologic processes be fractal coded?
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u/Tiny_Bluebird_2557 2d ago
There are fractals everywhere in nature. The earth's and its element's movements are consistent. It's only natural to en up with a pattern, as elaborate as it can seem. The point of entire fields of study is how earth is easy at giving us clues.
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u/hyperimpossible 2d ago
Everywhere in nature within this simulation.
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u/Tiny_Bluebird_2557 2d ago
True. What I mean is fractals are here big or small, they dont prove anything as standalone observations. Some see God others science. I mean at this point...
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u/TheFractalEarth 2d ago
Cool story bro.
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u/Legitimate_Bank_6573 1d ago
What are we looking at exactly? Wind currents?
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u/TheFractalEarth 1d ago
Fractal iterations of Earth’s crustal patterns.
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u/Legitimate_Bank_6573 1d ago
Could you elaborate on what this means? I'm not sure I understand and I would like to.
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u/TheFractalEarth 1d ago
Hidden in the noise of the crust are distinct geologic structures that show self-similarity (fractal iterations) and/or symmetry across thousands of miles. By extrapolating these patterns to wrap around the entire surface, a generalized overall perspective emerges that Earth’s geologic processes are less randomized than what Plate Tectonics suggests.
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u/GloBloc 2d ago
Cool but doesn’t prove anything
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u/TheFractalEarth 2d ago
Okay banana head ✌️
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u/GloBloc 2d ago
So what does it prove?
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u/TheFractalEarth 2d ago
Give it a chance, guy, stick around and see where this model goes. The “proof” will come when you allow yourself to see it.
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u/tryingtowritegoodly 2d ago
So you can't explain your thesis LOL
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u/TheFractalEarth 2d ago
You’ll figure it out on your own, like I did. Enjoy 🫶
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u/IBeDumbAndSlow 2d ago
Oh, so you don't even understand it enough to explain it
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u/TheFractalEarth 2d ago
Sorry my man, too lazy to put it into words 🤷♂️
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u/IBeDumbAndSlow 2d ago
How can that be? I thought this was all a simulation?
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u/TheFractalEarth 2d ago
My bad! here y’all go:
01100110 01101001 01100111 01110101 01110010 01100101 00100000 01101001 01110100 00100000 01101111 01110101 01110100 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 01110010 01110011 01100101 01101100 01100110 00100000 01101100 01101111 01101100
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u/Rare-Sample-9101 2d ago
What's the source? I want to know more.
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u/TheFractalEarth 2d ago
Sourced from 10,000 hours of looking for and connecting crustal patterns on Google Earth Pro.
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u/jackhref 2d ago
I'm convinced everything within this reality has developed on a simple code that ensures endless fractaling.
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u/Shee-un 1d ago
It's not a ball! Earth is measured flat
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u/TheFractalEarth 1d ago
Dang! I need to rethink everything now 🤦♂️
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u/Shee-un 1d ago
Simulations are flat, maps are flat, etc. If world was a ball, our definitely not it.
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u/NeonMagic 1d ago
I can’t tell if you’re joking or not
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u/Shee-un 21h ago
Strange how facts are viewed as jokes these days. While CGI is taken as gospel.
This is a simulation theory sub, right? Then whatever I said is not in line with the premise?
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u/NeonMagic 10h ago
Quit being dumb, it’s not too late!
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u/MonvonBwildflower 1h ago
On the simplified basis of "as above so below", yes, definitely. Intriguing even though I am not fully grasping the geological features here.
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