We can rebuild him, we have the technology. –The Six Million Dollar Man TV series
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PAG e-NEWS: 1 November 2010
— questioning dogma, ideology, authority, reality, and whatever is left
— peeking behind the curtain
— thinking outside the program
— looking below the surface
— lifting the veil
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Published by Peter A. Gersten, Esq. (ufolawyer@msn.com)
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OUR SIMULATION is BEING CORRUPTED BY a MEMIC SILICON PARASITE
According to one of the articles below, The real question for our age is … whether humanity will break through to an entirely new kind of existence before disaster strikes us down – permanently. We have become helpless in the face of our own techno-transformation – from biological to artificial creatures. Are we witnessing the natural evolution of our species from human to machine? I doubt it! Look around you – there is nothing natural about what is happening to our biosphere and our food, water, and air supplies. What is occurring in our reality is not part of the natural order of things. What we have here is evidence of a mememic silicon-based virus, a parasite that infiltrates our minds by altering the frequencies, vibrations, and harmonics that form our thoughts. It is located at the source of our simulation.
Consciousness, Self, World, Virtual Reality and Liberation
I will be considering a particular type of reality generative simulator called SMN. The idea that reality may be virtual is growing in acceptance and becoming a compelling world-view, hence here we look at its spiritual implications.
Neuroscience, free will and determinism: ‘I’m just a machine’
Our bodies can be controlled by outside forces in the universe, discovers Tom Chivers. So where does that leave free will?
Your children will live to see man merge with machines. But will it save or destroy us?
The emergence of the physical world from information processing
This paper links the conjecture that the physical world is a virtual reality to the findings of modern physics. What is usually the subject of science fiction is here proposed as a scientific theory open to empirical evaluation. We know from physics how the world behaves, and from computing how information behaves, so whether the physical world arises from ongoing information processing is a question science can evaluate. A prima facie case for the virtual reality conjecture is presented.
