UFO Conjectures

Wednesday, August 14, 2019

The reality underlying quantum reality is proof of Reality Simulation?

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The Quantum World book, noted here a few days ago, had this, on Page 34:

“Since the 1930s, physicists have argued whether there was some deeper level of reality that could explain the strangeness of the quantum world.”

And this, on Page 34:

Einstein (and others) “argued that quantum mechanics was incomplete, and that ‘hidden variables’ operating at some deeper layer of reality could explain the theory’s apparent weirdness.”

I’d say that it’s not a deeper layer or level of reality at work but a higher or omnipresent layer/level of reality at work.

The suggestion that quantum reality is not the ultimate reality or that Einstein’s and Newton’s classic reality isn’t either opens the door to the speculation that our reality is a simulation:


I’d like a few of you to try and grasp the concept.

I know the idea is hard to fathom for dolts but there are few dolts visiting here.

And while I’m at it, let me strongly suggest that some of you grapple with the erudite offerings of Bryan Sentes at his blog, skunkworksblog.com which contains some very pertinent musings by academician Sentes.

Also, you might visit Eric Wargo’s site, thenightshirt.com which is fascinating in its ruminations.

Yes, I admit that both venues are tough to digest – they even can provoke migraine – but they will edify you.

(My visitors here that will understand the content of both sites include Dominick, Ron, Dr Dee, Matty, Tim Hebert, unknown, Zoam Chomsky and Lance Moody, of course, and Paul Kimball, those latter few already familiar with Bryan’s and Eric’s wisdom I think.)

The rest of you can wallow in my insipid ramblings, thinking you’re getting worthwhile content. But you’d be courting foolishness.


RR

Astronomers ponder “radio bursts” from outer space

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What do the astronomers think of those “radio bursts”?

Some UFOers would ascribe the noises to indications of extraterrestrial broadcasting, but that would be foolish, no?

An ET species would have had to mimic the evolutionary development of radio here on Earth.

The ETs would need to have developed the same engineering as radio’s inventors did:


And their abode would have to have the same minerals and technical appurtenances as Earth for their radios or their broadcasting devices.

This goes to UFOs also.

An advanced species from elsewhere – perhaps a million years in advance of us – would surely not be flying around the Galaxy or Universe in “ships” that mimic or look like and maneuver as our old school flying machines do.

A super-evoluted species would certainly be traveling – if they like to travel – via machines that are not vulnerable to crashes and have configurations that we’d hardly recognize as a flying machine.

An advanced ET civilization would, it seems to me, have mastered quantum teleportation or some other exotic means of transportation from planet to planet or galaxy to galaxy.

And they very unlikely would not be spending a lot of time – no matter how much they may have conquered space-time – looping around this primitive rock called Earth.

So, astronomers getting worked up about “spurts” of sound from far, far away and UFOers thinking UFOs are skimming this planet in squadrons are all a little woozy when it comes to reality.

RR