@oska_phoenix: Cognitive scientist Donald Hoffman suggests that everything we perceive—our bodies, our weight, even our height—is essentially just an avatar. Drawing on the concept of reality as a VR headset, Hoffman challenges the conventional idea that humans are physical beings confined to space and time. It’s a mind-bending perspective that implies consciousness is the foundation of everything, not just neural activity. Are we living in a sophisticated simulation of our own making? #DonaldHoffman #SimulationTheory #Consciousness #Physics #RealityCheck

Vito Pizzolato :

We are spiritual beings in a physical body. Here we are dealing with a mechanism (nervous system) in which there is two forms of information (spiritual and sensory). This needs to be further explained.

safeway382 :

I’m ready to change my avatar to a billionaire 😂

Evropej Alimi :

In the brain, your consciousness resides translation where your reality resides. You have two television screens or your eyes, you have two speakers or your ears, you have chemical sensors or your taste, you have pressure and temperature sensors or your skin or touch, and you have another chemical center called a nose. You combine all this information to generate a three-dimensional world which is not real inside your brain.

Joe Momma :

"I" = organoid (observer agent swarm) visiting a host (human body)

Ryan :

its a character we play or be

chrisanthompson24 :

sharonkovats :

So true.

daviddotpnw :

Neville Goddard said we were meditating in the lotus position dreaming this life

Sosisi :

We are a legion is souls

one chance :

skin is orbiting molecules you know ?

What Is This Now :

It's all a simulation. most people you meet are NPCs. 👌

chrisanthompson24 :

Quantum rules: The Pauli Exclusion Principle stops electrons from occupying the same space, generating a powerful repulsive force. Nerve signals: Your brain translates this invisible pushing force and surface vibration into the sharp feeling of a solid texture. [1, 2, 3] How We See Things Light waves: Light is an electromagnetic wave vibrating at a specific, narrow range of frequencies. Bouncing energy: When light waves hit an object, the object absorbs some frequencies and reflects others. Biological tuning: Special cells in your eyes called cones and rods catch these specific reflected light frequencies. Brain translation: Your brain turns those frequency signals into the pictures, brightness, and colors you experience. Explore a detailed look at atomic repulsion