Many technologists forecast that future computers will have immense computing power. One possible use for this power could be to run detailed simulations of past generations or similar individuals. These advanced computers could run multiple simulations simultaneously, with the simulated people being descendants of an original race.
The idea that we might be part of an experiment can be unsettling. However, this notion aligns with the concept of expansion inherent in experiments. Additionally, String theory proposes that our universe is not the only one, suggesting many parallel universes exist alongside ours.
Credit: Third Party Reference
The first idea in this theory suggests that space is so vast that it’s likely there are other planets like Earth somewhere out there. The second assumption states that, in an infinite universe, every arrangement of particles in a Hubble volume occurs multiple times.
According to the many-worlds interpretation of quantum physics, every quantum possibility in the quantum wavefunction becomes a reality in some universe. This is known as level 3 parallel universes.
The difference is that they take place in the same space and time as our own universe. This idea suggests that every moment of our life, every decision we make, causes a split of our ‘now’ self into an infinite number of future selves. From a mathematical standpoint, there’s only one wavefunction that evolves. The superpositions of different universes are coexisting simultaneously in the same infinite-dimensional Hilbert space. They interfere with each other, yielding bizarre quantum behaviours.
As interesting as it gets, Darryl Anka, a well-known UFO Researcher, channels an ET being called Bashar, who also talks about parallel universes from a different perspective. He is not addressing the multiverse theory directly from a scientific viewpoint, but rather explaining a method to change human reality based on the multiverse theory. This seems to add a greater piece to the puzzle; herewith, I leave the assumptions to the reader.
Credit: Third Party Reference
Many forecasts by serious technologists and futurologists predict the enormous amounts of computing power that will be available in the future. One thing that later generations might do with their super-powerful computers, if we suppose this to be truthful, is run detailed simulations of their forebears or of people like their forebears. As the computers would be powerful, they could even run various simulations at the same time, and the simulated people would be descendants of an original race.
The mere thought that we are just an experiment can be frightening at first glance. Yet, as we look further, the whole idea of expansion is exactly what an experiment is. To add another piece to the puzzle, we may consider the String theory. This suggests that our universe is not the only one, but states that many universes exist parallel to each other. These distinct universes within the String (multiverse) theory are called parallel universes.
The first idea, within this theory, suggests that space is so big that the rules of probability imply that surely, somewhere else out there, there are other planets exactly like Earth. The second assumption notes that, within an infinite universe, every single possible configuration of particles in a Hubble volume takes place multiple times.
Credit: Third Party Reference
Consequently, the many worlds interpretation of quantum physics, every single quantum possibility inherent in the quantum wavefunction becomes a real possibility in some reality. These are also called level 3 parallel universes. The difference is that they take place in the same space and time as our own universe. This idea suggests that every moment of our life, every decision we make, causes a split of our ‘now’ self into an infinite number of future selves.
From a mathematical standpoint, there’s only one wavefunction that evolves. The superpositions of different universes are coexisting simultaneously in the same infinite-dimensional Hilbert space. They interfere with each other, yielding bizarre quantum behaviours.
As interesting as it gets, Darryl Anka, a well-known UFO Researcher, channels an ET being called Bashar, who also talks about parallel universes from a different perspective. He is not addressing the multiverse theory directly from a scientific viewpoint, but rather explaining a method to change human reality based on the multiverse theory. This seems to add a greater piece to the puzzle; herewith, I leave the assumptions to the reader.
It’s not just that changing yourself changes those around you; it’s that many parallel Earths already exist. Each has its own unique vibration that represents a different reality. When you shift your vibration, you will experience a reality with people aligned to that frequency.
Those around you may seem to change or remain the same, but eventually, you will stop interacting with them and wonder where they went. They might exit your reality in various ways, such as appearing to die or simply disappearing.
Credit: Third Party Reference
The point is that eventually, you will realise that by changing yourself, you’ve shifted your consciousness to a parallel reality where those negative vibrations no longer exist.
If you still encounter versions of those vibrations, you’re not interacting with a changed person; instead, you’re engaging with a pre-existing version of that person in that reality. All these parallel realities already exist. Changing your life isn’t really changing it; it’s about moving from one reality to another.
To change your world, change yourself, as this personal transformation reveals a new reality. By maintaining a positive outlook on your experiences, you foster positivity in your life. Ultimately, experience is the key; all else reflects it. Experience is the only true reality, as physical reality is an illusion; everything exists within us.
Great observation