Out of Pod Experience

Your world or the perception you have of it does spin on your senses.
We can't prove that anything is real.

Universe is a "know". Human is a watcher. He have limited vision.

I heard this on a radio talk show once:

Caller: “I’m having trouble with my husband. He believes that we’re all in some kind of game, like Dungeons & Dragons. He thinks that demigods are competing against each other and controlling us as characters. If your demigod is playing well, you do well in life. But if your demigod is messing up, thinks are really screwed up for you.”

Psychologist host: “I see. And how does this affect your and his lives?”

Caller: “Well, he’s really depressed. He thinks his demigod is a really horrible player. And there’s no hope that he’ll ever get any better.”

Azathoth, he plays as he likes.

OK, consider this: Old Vedic gurus (professional technicians at mentally/transmentally exploring the reality of reality) say that this is just one universe, among many. One nice guy among them reduced it down to a very simplistic visualizable image: The universe we know is like the gondola hanging from a hot air balloon. The rest of it is like the balloon itself.

Anyway, the idea is that this particular universe has a certain set of laws organizing it. For example, organisms have finite life spans. And they spend them going through a cycle of plant seed/egg/embryo, growth to maturity, reproducing, aging, and degeneration until the organism expires. Could be a human, could be a squid, could be a dandelion weed. Does life in all universes have to follow the same pattern? Not necessarily, eh?

Another example: Differentiation of sexes. It goes all the way back to flowering plants. The organisms in this universe's set of laws have expend huge amounts of energy, hoping that an alien organism will carry their pollen and fertilize an opposite member of the species. Or, at the mammal level, that a member of the opposite gender will like/trust them enough to form a pollinating union. Is it really the only way to continue life and consciousness? Not necessarily, eh? For a primitive example, if we think about electronic AI: To keep going, Would a Computer Need to Mate with an Electric Opposite Sex? Joke. Said another way, is there any reason that perpetuation needs a joining of females and males of the species, going through periods of helplessness (infancy), potency and competition vs. members of all species (adulthood), and another period of infirmity (old age)?

According to the Vedic experiencers, those are the unbreakable laws of our universe. But not the laws of every universe. They also believe that this universe might be one the toughest of all for the inhabitants. It's not easy having a body that's experiencing the real realities of organic and social life in this system, but also having a mind that's capable of understanding the realities of other possible systems. The opportunity to be in a body and experience the randomness of physical reality, while also having the ability to understand thing's beyond this set of laws.... that's what makes this particular universe's rules kind of special. A mind, a body, and mosquitoes and other thing battling in chemical organic rules.

Main source, among many others: Paramahansa Yogananda, Autobiography of a Yogi

Consiousness is off more than on. Again, both have to be observed with senses that we can't prove are real because we need those senses to perceive the results.

Methematics had few stops before, they were overtook, there are few stops to overtook still. With time they will probably be past us. Same with physics.

Any simulation would need to be 100% accurate with reality, blending the lines between two.... Joining them on some level. I think that would be possible only with another universe to simulate, without any future mathematical shortcuts and without compromises in complexity. An unlimitedly dimensional universe.

One would have to know how to create universe.

And how to see how it is doing.

I think making an unlimited amount of universes would be as feasible as one.

That is science fiction.

That is what Talocans were doing in EVE in my storyline.

They created an universe for themselves. Pristine, beatifull. They then left us.

The monoliths are the windows they can see thru. And the circle of blades, from my story, is a gate to that universe.

They left our universe and now treat it as a source of entertainment.

As in a complex fractal.

That is all science fiction for now.

My programmer/demigod player has been doing really well in the orgasm department lately. This meets with my approval. Good job unknowable deity-esque being. I've some achievement points for you to cash in.

Woot, as was said, mathematics are ways of modeling real world systems. The different branches of physics as well. Analytically "digitizing" and quantifying real world analog/chaordic systems. I personally am in awe of the humans who have done that all along the way. They did because it fascinated them, no doubt, but still hell of hard work needed push forward to something new.

Problem with AI is an intelligence in a box cannot experience life in a body. Intelligence on this planet has always been based on dealing with experience in a body, dealing with gravity. Dealing with injuries and disease. Dealing with being in a body that is physically growing and aging. The things that were true when you were 8 are not the things that are true when you're horny 14. Dealing with many other entities going through the same things. Dealing with typhoons, tsumanis, sold-out tickets, and any other number of unexpected bullshite happens from being in an organic body out at large on this Third Stone from the Sun. Even a spider navigates better than AI. How's AI going to evolve in an electronic box in an AC room?

lol! Nice one.

Took a sec to remember the source of the reference!