/sci/ - Science & Math

So do multiverse and simulation theory work together? Are the multiverses other simulation or is the who multiverse one giant simulation? And are there other multiverse?

Thoughts on the future of "imaging" technology.

For the longest time all we've been able to do is interact with 2d images via 2d. Couple fof decades ago we were able to do it 3d. A few decade ago we were able to access it 3d images via 3d. A decade or so ago we were able to create semi-realistic images. Few years ago its very realistic 3d objects. Currently we're in the process of making tools to manipulate those 3d objects with real world tools. Decade or so from now, semi-VR seems inevitable. Few decades from now, we'd be able to manipulate VR images mentally. Hundred years from now, we might be able to get a full experience from VR technologies/completely indistinguishable from real world. Few centuries from now, the boundaries between "real" and "VR" might completely disappear with no real arguments proving there is difference between "real" and "VR" world.

What are your thoughts on this happening?

(caused by the gravomagnetic effects of galactic rotation)*

sorry I got in a hurry to talk to someone from cern

I love ROOT btw.

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>yfw we did this already