Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory Science Points to the Simulation: New Physics Reveals the Truth Behind Simulation Theory & Life After Death | Rizwan Virk PT 1
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Jun 17, 2025 
Rizwan Virk, an entrepreneur and MIT graduate, dives deep into the simulation theory, questioning the nature of reality and consciousness. He connects quantum mechanics with philosophical inquiries, suggesting our universe might be akin to a sophisticated simulation. The discussion spans from gaming mechanics reflecting physical laws to profound implications of free will in a simulated world. Rizwan also explores how ancient wisdom aligns with modern technology, touching on themes of reincarnation and the cycle of learning and forgetting in life.
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Universe Renders When Observed
- Quantum mechanics shows the universe only "renders" when observed, like a video game.
- This observer effect challenges classical ideas of a fixed, physical reality.
Multiverse as Computation Optimization
- The multiverse theory aligns better with a simulation model where universes spin off only as needed.
- Physical multiverses imply infinite computation, unlike optimized simulated universes that pause inactive branches.
Universe Fine-Tuning and Simulations
- The universe seems fine-tuned for life, suggesting intelligent design or selective multiverse simulations.
- Simulations may run multiple iterations to find conditions that support life, like tuning constants in physics.
