Thứ Ba, 30 tháng 5, 2017

Waching daily May 30 2017

many of us have question in mind like is

our world is made of code or is matrix

is real or are we living in a computer

simulation watch this video to lend to

get answer of this question

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there is no matter as such all matter

originates and exists only by virtue of

a force which brings the particle of an

atom to vibration and hold this most

minut solar system of the atom together

we must assume behind this force the

existence of a conscious and intelligent

mind this mind is the matrix

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I know no one who has ever made this

claim before but I rather suspect that

my experience is not unique what perhaps

is unique is the fact that I'm willing

to talk about it we are living in a

computer programmed reality and the only

clue we have to it is when some variable

is changed and some alteration in our

reality occurs we would have the

overwhelming impression that we were

reliving the present deja vu perhaps in

precisely the same way hearing the same

words saying the same words I submit

that these impressions are valid and

significant and I will even say this as

such an impression is a clue but it's a

past time point our variable was changed

reprogrammed as it were and that because

of this an alternative world branched

off they laughed at that was back in

1977

this is now

you

meet professor James Gates he is the

scientific adviser to Obama physicist in

John s told professor University of MD

while working on superstring theory

professor gates discovered something

very interesting hidden within the

equations it's New York City

March 7 well partly it's taken to these

very strange images that are behind your

head right now these are pictures of

equations I've been for the last 15

years trying to answer the kinds of

questions that my colleagues if it have

been raising and what I've come to

understand is that there are these

incredible pictures that contain all the

information of a set of equations that

are related to string theory and it's

even more bizarre than that because when

you then try to understand these

pictures you find out that buried in

them are computer codes just like the

type that you find in the browser when

you go surf the web you say if your

attempt to understand the fundamental

operations of nature leads you to a set

of equations that are indistinguishable

from the equations that drive search

engines and browsers they are computers

that is correct so no way I'm still

quite I have to just be silent for a

minute here so you're saying as you dig

deeper you find computer code rich in

the fabric of the cosmos into the

equations that we want to use to

describe the cosmos yes computer code

computer codes strings of bits of ones

and zeros it's not just sort of

resembles computer code you're saying it

is computer code it's not even just is

computer code it's a special kind of

computer code that was invented by a

scientist named Claude Shannon in the

1940s that's what we find very very

deeply inside the equations that occur

in string theory and in general and

systems that we can say are super

symmetric

so what does this mean it is suggesting

that we are more than likely within the

confusing life

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when we talk about we are living in a

computer program reality and the only

tool we have is when some gold is

changed

consequence of

get common with the meat

this is the contract with our loading

program you can load anything from

clothing to equipment weapons

training simulator anything right now

we're inside a computer puka is it

really so hard to believe

truly I welcome

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you are used open mind

what is how do you define real if you're

talking about what you can see which is

in smell and taste the food and really

simply electrical signals interpreted by

the breath

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come

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the mind is structured in layers just

like the universe is structured in

layers from superficial to profound and

if we use the mind in a very superficial

level of ordinary thought we have very

limited power we can barely move a speck

of dust across the tabletop without

using our hand so weak in consciousness

be but at the deepest level of

consciousness consciousness creates

universes there literally are a

different world in which we live the

macroscopic world that we see does the

world of our self the world of our atom

world of our nucleon either each totally

different world they have their own

language they have their own mathematic

but not get it small each is totally

different but they're complimentary

because I am Maya but I'm off to myself

almost my macroscopic physiology it's

all true they're just different levels

of truth the deepest level of truth

uncovered by science and by philosophy

is the fundamental truth of unity at

that deepest sub-nuclear level of our

reality you and I are literally one

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you

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it's the non-physical that's what he was

talking about now next came Nick Bostrom

and he had his PhD from this very

institution from the London School of

Economics he's now at Oxford he was at

Princeton I believe and these are

another physicist he's a physicist and a

philosopher has degrees in both he wrote

a paper are you living in a computer

simulation and he just went through it

logically and he found that it was

impossible to say that it was impossible

then he found out that it was unlikely

to say that it was unlikely that left

him with the conclusion that certainly

almost all of us are living in a

simulation he said it was very like I

mean on his mind the simulation is done

from some other physical thing that's

outside of what's physical so he

wouldn't say that it's non-physical but

that's that's where it lands it's beyond

it's some other physical place besides

ours that's our physicists a

non-physical without using that word so

that's that's what's his this is an

argument that tries to show that at

least one of three propositions is true

although it doesn't tell us which of

these three the three propositions in

questions is first that almost all

civilizations at our stage of

technological development go extinct

before they reach technological maturity

so that's the first possibility a second

possibility is that there is a very

strong convergence among all

technologically mature civilizations

in that they all lose interest in

creating ancestor simulations as I call

them this would be very detailed

computer simulations of people like

their historical forebears these are the

not that assimilated people in these

simulations would be conscious

so the second possibility is that they

just lose interest in doing this and the

third possibility is that we are almost

certainly living in a simulation so

there is this argument that shows that

one of these three is true and the full

argument involves some probability

theory but the basic idea can be grasped

quite simply which is that suppose it

were the case that the first possibility

did not obtain so then some non-trivial

projection of civilization sodaro stage

eventually reach technological maturity

then suppose the second possibility also

does not obtain so some non-negligible

traction of those mature civilizations

are is still interested in using the

resources to running ancestor

simulations you can then show that

because each matured civilization that

devoted some resources to this purpose

could run astronomical numbers of

ancestor simulations okay so that if the

first two possibilities do not obtain

then there will be many many more

simulated people like us then there will

be non simulated people like us in other

words almost all people with our kinds

of experiences would be living inside

simulations rather than outside them if

the first two possibilities are false

and the conditional on that we should

therefore think we are probably one of

the typical simulated people rather than

one of the exceptional non simulated

people so the structure of the argument

that is that if you reject the first two

hypotheses then the third one follows

which then means you can coherently

reject all three that that's the

structure of the simulation argument

there's a further possibility that if

you have a simulated civilization that

that simulated civilization might inside

the simulation develop the technologies

or on its own simulations and you might

then have a kind of nested simulation

with simulation inside the simulation

you might have many levels of simulation

but that's an optional extra doesn't the

basic simulation argument doesn't

propose it presuppose that it does that

if you extrapolate the kind of computing

power that an advanced civilization will

eventually have and you figured if they

would use some of

Ament computing power to running

simulations that could run an

astronomical number of zone so therefore

in that scenario most people with our

kinds of experiences would be among the

simulated people because we reach

original history that would then be

maybe millions or our buildings of

simulated histories the physical reality

is best modeled as a virtual digital

reality so it's modeled in my big toe

and consciousness is best modeled as a

digital information system we can do

physics first and then we'll do

metaphysics physics the main piece of

physics that is probing at the

fundamentals of reality right now is

quantum mechanics quantum mechanics

basically sees particles as probability

distributions it sees the fundamentals

of our existence as a probability

distribution you've probably heard of

the double slit experiment it's kind of

a famous thing in physics but some of

you probably not physicists an electron

is a tiny tiny bit of matter like a tiny

marble but fire a stream through one

slit it behaves just like the marble a

single band so if we shoot these tiny

bits through two slits we should get

like the marbles two bands

what an interference pattern we fired

electrons tiny bits of matter through

could we get a pattern like waves not

like little marbles how how could pieces

of matter create an interference pattern

like a wave it doesn't make sense but

physicists are clever they thought maybe

those little balls are bouncing off each

other and creating that pattern so they

decide to shoot electrons through one of

the time there is no way they could

interfere with each other but after an

hour of this the same interference

pattern is seen to emerge the conclusion

is inescapable the single electron

leaves as a particle becomes a wave of

potentials goes through both slits and

interferes with itself to hit the wall

like a particle but mathematically it's

even stranger

it goes through both slits and it goes

through neither and it goes through just

one and it goes through just the other

all of these possibilities are in

superposition with each other but

physicists were completely baffled by

this so they decided to peek and see

which slit it actually goes through

I put a measuring device by one slip see

which one it went through and let it fly

effective but the quantum world is far

more mysterious than they could have

imagined when they observed the electron

went back to behaving like a little

marble it produced a pattern of two vans

not an interference pattern of many the

very act of measuring or observing which

slit it went through meant it only went

through one not both the electron

decided to act differently so it was

aware it was being watched

and it is here that physicists stepped

forever into the strange never world of

quantum events what is matter bubbles or

waves and waves of what and what does an

observer have to do with any of these

the observer

collapsed the wave functions simply by

observing okay now there are many

interpretations of why it does this and

what it means a lot of physicists have

been trying to this this was started

back in late 20s and the 30s all of this

was was a big deal and physicists were

working very hard on this there's still

a big deal on working hard on it haven't

really made any progress since the 20s

and 30s made very little real progress

and all of the all of the theories of

what does it mean what is the saying

about reality none of them have made it

into the center of physics they're all

on the fringe I'll just talk about a

couple of them the one that's most

common is called the Copenhagen

interpretation basically what it says

that if you have a probability of being

in n states when you measure it you just

get a random value one of those states

randomly you get that you measure that

value okay then there's one says

consciousness causes collapse and that

comes

the idea that you have to be aware you

have to measure it some consciousness

has to take a measurement and that that

causes it's a collapse to the measured

value and when I say collapse it's a

wavefunction they talk about wave

functions but it's really probability

wave is what we're talking about because

it's collapsed to a certain value

another one is called consistent

histories and that says well it's not

random state that it collapses to it's a

state based on what happened before what

its history was and then there's one of

many worlds and I have to mention that

David du chat Axford is one of your

countrymen he's one of the foremost

researchers in the many-worlds area

actually he's published some some very

good work just recently on this made

some progress the mini world says that

all right you have n states that it

could be and that means it's probability

function in quantum mechanics you don't

necessarily have a smeared continuous

probability there's probability only

certain states can can exist so if

there's n states he says all n of them

happen everything can happen does happen

except the one that happens in this

reality you know is where we live the

ones that happen in other parallel

realities you know we don't know about

but there is a separate physical

parallel reality for every state of

course there's billions of states every

electron has multiple states there are a

lot electrons so you know there's a

problem there's a problem here as well

the problem of course that they had with

the with the Copenhagen one is that if

they're if it's just a random choice

then that creates two problems one all

of this reality that we see before us is

based upon random choices that does not

compute also that means that if you do

the same experiment twice you won't get

the same answer

now physicists don't like that either so

both of those were problems that's what

I say none of these theories are problem

free ok there was another one called

many Minds it was sort of a combination

of consciousness causes collapse in many

worlds and basically it said that the

many-worlds weren't physical but they

were mental

and they fill it with their subconscious

how do we ever acquire enough detail to

make them think that it's reality dreams

they feel real while we're in them right

it's only when we wake up that we

realize something was actually strange

let me ask you a question you never

really remember the beginning of the

dream do you always wind up right in the

middle of what's going on I guess yeah

so how did we end up here when we just

came from there

think about it Ariadne how did you get

here where are you right now

first lesson in sharing all right now

there's other big pictures besides that

one edward fredkin created digital

physics in 1992 when he published two

papers first one was finite nature

the second was a new cosmo genie and

edward fredkin is really pretty

high-powered physicist he was a

physicist at MIT then went to Boston

University now is in Carnegie Mellon

he's kind of specialized in the digital

side of information theory and physics

and his conclusions were that reality is

a computed simulation that we are in a

computed simulation and he presented

this paper at a scientific forum and was

not received for a while he probably

didn't get a long applause it kind of

startled a lot of people but he was a

very brave man for doing that but he had

solid physics to back it up that's why

he stood up and did it essentially he

says I realities digital times digital

spaces digital essentially it's

informational so is our reality is just

information okay he also said that

because a system cannot compute itself

it must be computed in his words other

it was computed in other he didn't want

to go there where it was computed he

knew it couldn't be computed in this

reality frame ok so he says it came from

a reality frame that's outside of our

physical reality well now how do we

define non physical reality non physical

reality is basically other is it not we

have a physical matter reality that's

our universe that's us there's

everything in universe and then there's

everything else and that's non physical

reality so everything is not physical in

that concepts non physical so if this is

in other then with that definition he's

basically saying that it's computed

in a non-physical even if you say some

other physical reality that isn't

physical that's cheating

it's the non-physical

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and in 1945 while they were digging for

some clay and that sort of thing some

Egyptian peasant found a 13 large books

remember the word codex or codices I

talked about in the one of the early

lectures means the kind of book that has

the pate has pages and not all sewn up

on one side to distinguish it from a

book that's in a scroll form so this by

this time he found these books they had

been buried there

probably sometime in the fourth century

so in the 300s and they'd probably been

hidden there because that's about the

time that certain forms of Christianity

were being outlawed and declared

heretical there are 13 of these big

books and right is right along the Nile

River and we call these the naga hamadi

library or the NAG Hammadi corpus

I want to

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I wasn't Betsy

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For more infomation >> Your life is a Computer Simulation? SHOCKING (MATRIX, ELON MUSK, VIRTUAL REALITY, QUANTUM PHYSICS) - Duration: 25:57.

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What is Ramadan? - Duration: 4:36.

Once a year, Muslims around the world observe Ramadan.

What is Ramadan?

What are the traditions associated with it?

Ramadan is the ninth month on the Islamic calendar.

According to the Quran (the sacred text of the Islam), Muhammad first received his revelations

from Allah during the month of Ramadan.

For this reason, Ramadan is regarded as the holiest month of the year.

The primary custom associated with Ramadan is fasting (going without food or drink).

Muslims are required to fast each day from sunrise to sunset.

Meals may be eaten before sunrise each day, and after sunset each evening.

The pre-dawn meal is known as the suhoor, while the post sunset meal is known as the

iftar.

Muslims are also supposed to refrain from smoking or engaging in other activities that

might be harmful to the body.

Swearing and arguing is also discouraged during this holy month.

Muslims are also supposed to spend additional time praying, and giving to charities during

Ramadan.

Followers of Islam are also encouraged to read the Quran during Ramadan.

Although it is not required, some even choose to read the entire Quran over the course of

the month.

The iftar meal (after sunset) varies greatly by region.

However, in the Middle East, the most common items eaten might be roast chicken, lamb kebabs,

grilled vegetables, salads, and various types of rich desserts.

Water and fruit juices are the most common beverages.

This meal is considered a time of fellowship with friends and family.

Some iftar gatherings can become quite large, with more than 100 people attending the same

meal.

There are some who are exempt from the fasting process.

The elderly, small children, women who are pregnant, or those who are ill or injured

may all be exempt from the daily fasting.

However, in the case of pregnant women, or those who are ill or injured, they will be

expected to make up their fasting time once they are physically capable.

The first day of Ramadan is known as Hilal, which means "crescent moon".

The arrival of the crescent moon (which usually occurs a day or two after a new moon) marks

the beginning of Ramadan.

The most important night of Ramadan is Laylat al-Qadr.

It is believed by Muslims that this is the first night that Muhammad received revelations

from Allah, in which the Quran was revealed to him.

It is believed that the Laylat al-Qadr (which means "the night of power") occurred on

either the 21st, 23rd, 25th, 27th, or 29th night of Ramadan.

The final night of Ramadan is known as Eid al-Fitr.

This means that a new crescent moon has been sighted, thus concluding the period of fasting.

If weather prevents a new crescent moon from being spotted, then the fasting will conclude

after a period of 30 days.

On the modern, western calendar, Ramadan is not a specific time of year.

Because of the variations between the two calendars, Ramadan can fall at any time of

the year.

For example, in the early 1990s, Ramadan was in February, but by the late 1990s, Ramadan

was being celebrated in December.

In the late 2000s, Ramadan was in August or September.

In 2015, Ramadan occurred in June.

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