Post by Pincho Paxton on Feb 19, 2019 0:05:16 GMT
71/ Although this isn't really a scientific idea completely, it's more philosophical, and only really an idea based on probability. In 1994 I came up with the idea that we live in a simulation, and that idea is often used today as an idea based on probability. On my site my idea only goes back to 2013...
Pinchoism And The Earth Simulation
You could probably find my quotes on the internet somewhere going back to about 2003. My original idea in 1994 was written by me in a script for Star Trek Voyager. I had people living in the Holo Deck without being aware that their world was a real world, but a simulation. So that's how my theory began.
Nowadays you get this...
I think however that I had the first theory that used the same computer probability as that, because I was actually working on simulators at the time in 1994... not good ones, but basic ones.
I have improved on the probability by including our timeline as the most likely timeline to send someone in a simulation of the Earth, because it includes the first PC, the first computer games, the first virtual reality, the first Ai, the first realistic robots, the first Sims game.
If you wanted to send someone back in time you would send them to now in a simulation. So that makes the probability even higher that we are in one now. So not only was this my idea, but my complete idea is still here now as another addition.
EDIT: Ive found a small snippet from 2010...
Do You Believe In God?
Pincho Paxton
Pinchoism And The Earth Simulation
You could probably find my quotes on the internet somewhere going back to about 2003. My original idea in 1994 was written by me in a script for Star Trek Voyager. I had people living in the Holo Deck without being aware that their world was a real world, but a simulation. So that's how my theory began.
Nowadays you get this...
I think however that I had the first theory that used the same computer probability as that, because I was actually working on simulators at the time in 1994... not good ones, but basic ones.
I have improved on the probability by including our timeline as the most likely timeline to send someone in a simulation of the Earth, because it includes the first PC, the first computer games, the first virtual reality, the first Ai, the first realistic robots, the first Sims game.
If you wanted to send someone back in time you would send them to now in a simulation. So that makes the probability even higher that we are in one now. So not only was this my idea, but my complete idea is still here now as another addition.
EDIT: Ive found a small snippet from 2010...
Do You Believe In God?
Pincho Paxton