In our last post, “Time Travel Through AI: Is GRSBA the Key to Our Future?“, we want to explain our vision of parallel universes by showcasing an intriguing futuristic situation using virtual reality glasses with AI-powered future prediction.
Imagine that instead of a user aiming to see their own future, they decide to converse with their “simulated” future self. What would be happening in this situation? Some might say it’s just a simulation, and it could indeed be. Others could argue that it might be a true parallel reality. But which of the two options is it? Let’s investigate.
First, we need to understand what’s happening in this situation for both options.
But before that, regardless of the two options, think with me for a moment. Let’s say we’re talking to ourselves from 5 minutes in the future, whether simulated or real. At what point would we enter an infinite loop? Try to imagine the situation.
In neither option would this occur. If it were a simulation of the future, then 5 minutes later, we should be talking to our past selves. The same doesn’t happen if it were a reality, given that the parallel reality is another reality, a universe identical to ours, in the future. Therefore, in the second option, we would always be 5 minutes in the past of a universe based on the theory of the broken mirror.
Given that an individual decides to converse with their future self using virtual reality glasses with predictive AI, if it were a simulation, then the simulation would “break,” meaning:
If in such a simulation, there’s no bug (jumping from physical reality to the simulated one, conversing with our past self), then it’s because it’s not actually a simulation, but rather a reality.
Given this, we can firmly believe that reality has multiple parallel universes of the future, past, and present, one for each possible option and opportunity. We just need to connect like we connect to the internet.
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