The Basement: Rizwan Virk | The Simulation Hypothesis, Quantum Physics & Mysticism
Rizwan Virk argues that reality may be a simulation, drawing parallels between quantum physics, video game design, and ancient mysticism. He suggests that what we perceive as physical reality is rendered only when observed, much like a video game, and that consciousness may be the true pl
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