Panconsciousness: A Quantum Leap To Ancestor-Simulation-Program

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Panconsciousness: A Quantum Leap To Ancestor-Simulation-Program

Panconsciousness: A Quantum Leap To Ancestor-Simulation-Program

Panpsychism holds that the universe is a web of consciousness – an empty stage in which everything that exists has somehow come into being in order to act out the great drama of life. Panpsychism may soon be replaced by Panconsciousness, if a new paper written by a team of scientists from the Los Angeles-based Quantum Gravity Research Theoretical Physics Institute passes academic, peer-reviewed muster. This will mean mankind’s whole conception of who we are and how we got here, will take a quantum leap forward. The study is entitled The Self-Simulation Hypothesis Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics. To say it is ground-breaking is an understatement. In simple terms, it proposes that our physical universe consists of what is called a “strange loop.”

Who are we and how did we get here? (By stockphotokae / Adobe Stock)

Who are we and how did we get here? (By stockphotokae / Adobe Stock)

Universe: An Ancestor-Simulation Programme

The paper begins by employing a relatively well-known theory about what is regarded as reality. It might be a kind of computer program. This idea has been considered and argued for a few years now. It is usually couched in speculations that the universe is, in effect, an ancestor-simulation program being run by post-human, vastly more evolved members of our own species, who are experimenting with different scenarios and “what if” questions. According to Nick Bostrom, one of the authors of the new study, “The process of evolution itself could just be a mechanism by which future beings are testing countless processes, purposefully moving humans through levels of biological and technological growth. In this way they also generate the supposed information or history of our world. Ultimately, we wouldn't know the difference.”


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