First, let’s examine the following fascinating aspects that question the nature of reality. Then, I’ll explain how this all comes together. It’s inextricably tied to the idea that the universe is illusory and requires our participation to manifest the illusion. Hence, the term “observer effect.”
The principle that we live in a simulation can be likened to a computer game.
For example, let’s say you are playing the part of a racing driver in a computer game. What you see on your computer screen is the virtual view you’re getting as a driver traveling at speed on the road of a busy city, with all the surrounding details you’d expect in this built-up area.
However, at this point, all other aspects outside of your window in the computer game (program) do not exist as they are not rendered. Each element only becomes rendered and visible on your computer screen when you turn to this virtual area in the game.
For instance, if you take a sharp left turn, the new area you now see in your window to interact with is only made possible because the data making up this new area of the game becomes rendered and replaces the old…
If the computer program had all the existing aspects of the game readily rendered for viewing, this would be too much computational energy to handle. So, to save energy, the computer engine only renders data to what the driver/player turns his or her attention to and observes all the existing details at this point.
In other words, this moment-by-moment virtual reality existence is generated by the participating driver/player consistent with the term the “observer effect.”...<<<Read More>>>...