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---In listening to Art Bell’s radio program from a day or so ago, he had a guest on who spoke of evidence for reality being a digital matrix.  Of course, this is an idea being seriously contemplated within mainstream theoretical physics lately, and it has personally been a notion that’s fascinated both me and lots of other people ever since the movie “The Matrix” first came out.  So, some of the more personally impressive evidence seemingly supporting this notion for me involves the structure of our reality.  First and very important is how in quantum mechanics, the quantum nature of subatomic particles when they change states by jumping in a manner that contains no in-betweens does indeed seem more like a digital simulation than an analog representation of the particles that we perceive to exist as making up what comprises matter.  Then of course there is also the glitches in reality that seem to occasionally pop up as though the simulation makes occasional mistakes, these of course being hinted at within “The Matrix” movie itself, such as perhaps deja vu or even odd things such as lots of people having memories of something that seems like it had once existed but now isn’t a part of our history, such as the death of a particular famous person long ago who is actually now still alive.  And there are many such examples, with even I having experienced a lot of odd memories of various people I’ve heard about who have seemed to fit into this category.  And I believe that there were other additional items of evidence as well mentioned within the program.  But all in all, the one about the changing of quantum states being highly suggestive of a digital simulation is the main thing that was the most impressive for me at this time.  In any case, it certainly is a fascinating concept.

Acknowledgments : Marco Poletto and Claudia Pasquero

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