Ever wonder what causes déjà vu? Or
how about magic? And let’s not forget ghosts and monsters and other creatures.
Even some types of immensely researched sciences like alchemy seem to make no
real sense at times! So what’s the reason, how can this be?! Simple, our world
is a computer simulation sometimes referred to as ‘The Lattice’ and most of the
time we don’t even realize it at all. Our world is little more than a game of Sims.
Don’t believe me? I can tell you why you’re wrong.
Let me start
small so I can try to keep this understandable. Wouldn’t we notice something ‘off’
about the world? Glitches in the system? They can’t have a perfect system,
right? Well, we do see glitches. There are many unexplained phenomena in the
world that we have no scientific reasons for their existance, examples are ghosts,
monsters, magic, and even déjà vu.
Déjà vu is french for "I've seen this all before" and it refers to when a situation seems like it's happened before. Déjà vu is when something happens and you then
know or think something you’re not supposed too and who/whatever controls the
simulation alters and/or deletes thoughts and memories so you don’t remember anything.
To fill in the missing framework of your mind they reuse frames of memory, like similar pages in a flipbook to fill in space for the story.
Monsters,
creatures, and ghosts are glitches galore. These odd things aren’t supposed to
exist to us. They’re simply rips in the programming that fabricate our universe,
false or incorrect programing, and the glitches that no one realized or cared
to fix. Whether these ‘glitches’ exist outside of the lattice is something we
cannot know, just as we do not know who created and is running the lattice.
12.21.2012
was supposed to be the end of the world right? There are many theories about
the apocalypse. Jeane Dixon believes 2020 is the year Armageddon will take place
and Jesus will return to defeat the unholy Trinity of the Antichrist, Satan and
the False prophet of between 2020 and 2037. One explanation for apocalypse
theories are that they are the result of ‘people’ seeing and retaining erased
data from previous and failed lattices and/or simulations.
Now many people
see life in black and white; in this case, 1’s and 0’s, so let’s look at this
in a tad more mathematical perspective. If everything in existence can be
proven by math and science, why is it so illogical that our own life is really
just a series of 1’s and 0’s in a world of 1’s and 0’s creating a false
universe? If everything is mathematically proven our existence should be
somehow mathematical as well right?
Screen resolution is the number of pixels used. The image on
your computer screen is built up from thousands or millions of pixels. The
screen creates the image you see by changing the colours of these pixels.
Nothing can be displayed as smaller than a single pixel. Reality is just a
simulation or world with a very high screen resolution.
The planet we live on is the perfect distance
from the sun to provide life, has an atmosphere protecting us from harmful
radiation and UV rays and allowing us to breathe oxygen that we need to
survive, has water and fertile soil used to grow food, and other life forms we
can eat. Now our planet was allegedly created because of an explosion in space
and debris being pulled into an orbit and cooling to eventually support life.
This happened in an allegedly endless amount of space and it just so happened
in the perfect way to create humanity. Scientifically speaking there is a less
than miniscule chance of that legitimately happening.
Okay, even
if all of that actually did happen in reality and even if I am right and we
live in a simulation: What’s the purpose? It’s a fair question and you deserve
an answer. There are many reasons for the Lattice to exist. We could be a game
for someone who is extremely bored as sad as that thought may be. We could be a
test subject, used to test diseases, medicines, war strategies, apocalyptic situations,
and even our reactions other life forms and beings. The latter is more logical
as it would save resources, money, and even lives to test it on a simulation rather
than living beings. Maybe we just exist as a simulation to teach the beings how
humanity evolved and got to be as it is outside the Lattice or how they would
fare if humanity outside the Lattice does
not yet exist.
While this idea seems incomprehensible,
a team of physicists at the University of Washington has come up with a potential
test to see if the idea makes sense. First of all the idea comes from a 2003
paper published in Philosophical Quarterly by Nick Bostrom, a philosophy
professor at the University of Oxford. He believed that at least one of the
following is true:
- The
human species is likely to go extinct before reaching a “posthuman” stage.
- Any
posthuman civilization is very unlikely to run a significant number of
simulations of its evolutionary history.
- We are
almost certainly living in a computer simulation.
He also held that “the belief that
there is a significant chance that we will one day become post-humans who run
ancestor simulations is false, unless we are currently living in a simulation.”
With current limits on
computerization it will be decades before before researchers will be able to
run even primitive simulations of the universe. University of Washington has
suggested tests that can be performed now, or in the near future, that are
sensitive to constraints imposed on future simulations by limited resources.
Martin Savage, a UW physics professor
says “Currently, supercomputers using a technique called lattice quantum
chromodynamics and starting from the fundamental physical laws that govern the
universe can simulate only a very small portion of the universe, on the scale
of one 100-trillionth of a meter, a little larger than the nucleus of an atom”
Eventually computers will be able
to create a simulation on the scale of a human being but it will take many
generations before we can simulate a large enough part of the universe to understand
the prevention of physical processes that would hint at a simulated world.
The supercomputers performing
lattice quantum chromodynamics calculations essentially divide space-time into
a four-dimensional grid. This allows researchers to examine what is called the
strong force, one of the four fundamental forces of nature and the one that
binds subatomic particles together into neutrons and protons at the core of
atoms.
“If you make the simulations big
enough, something like our universe should emerge, Then it would be a matter of
looking for a “signature” in our universe that has an analog in the current
small-scale simulations.” Savage says.
Savage and colleagues Silas Beane
of the University of New Hampshire and Zohreh Davoudi, a UW physics graduate
student, suggest that the signature could show up as a limitation in the energy
of cosmic rays. They say that the highest-energy cosmic rays would not travel
along the edges of the lattice in the model but would travel diagonally, and
they would not interact equally in all directions as they otherwise would be
expected to.
There are
many things in this world we cannot yet research or prove with mathematics and
science, our own existence included. We live in a computer simulation. For what
reason and for whom I do not know, and perhaps I never will. Or maybe I already
did know and the creator just made me forget about it. Hmmm. . . . Déjà vu.
(Pictures found on Google images and information from
http://www.washington.edu/news/2012/12/10/do-we-live-in-a-computer-simulation-uw-researchers-say-idea-can-be-tested/)
So Ugh. Life is such a vindictive bitch. I see humans every day yet rarely humanity. People almost never mean what they say and yet they never shut the fuck up. Humanity can be beautiful but sometimes I swear our existence is a huge mistake. War. Genocide. Homicide. Suicide. Sexism. Racism. Prejudice. And religious hate. And that's not even the worst of it all. I understand that conflict is necessary for life but why must it be so constant and dominating? Why is there no end? I see people hurt themselves or others almost every day and it makes me sick! I'm fourteen and have so little faith in humanity. Co-Existence of humans and all other life on earth? Try immense and unavoidable mutual destruction of life. I feel like humanity could be just like hell.
Even when it's small problems like idiots not shutting their god damned mouthes or littering. Hell even bad driving can tick me off sometimes. I see all these things and think: I should not be angered by such trivial matters. But I am! Why? Because I'm human and have emotions. I hate emotions sometimes. Love is waiting sadness 98% of the time. Anger? That's a secondary emotion, it's only caused by two other emotions or feelings like neglect and embarrassment. Anger makes people do stupid things that they often regret. I'd never commit suicide or cut myself or even try to hurt anyone if I could help it, not even myself. But sometimes the thought of pain, of death is just so GOD DAMN ENTICING!!!!!
There are times when I just sit and rock myself traumatized, cry myself to sleep, listen to the silence and wish my heartbeat wasn't there to disturb it, or just break down sobbing feeling as if I shouldn't exist. I know that to some I do have meaning. And I know that I have people who will listen to me without complaint. Hell I know people who encourage me to tell them everything no matter what. But I wish that the mistake of humanity and human lives, especially mine, were never created. And after I've calmed down from my fit? I feel even worse for wanting to die, for taking one step closer to the edge of my sanity, for getting one second closer to brutally killing myself or others at all. I'll hate myself further for laughing at all the suffering in the world. It's a fucked up world and fucked up life. And sometimes the only comfort will be found with a knife.
.jpg)