Wednesday, March 5, 2008

THE UNIVERSE AND MATHEMATICS

UNIVERSE AND MATHEMATICS

note:
This is something I posted on a message board, I just decided to save it and drag it over here. In the future I will be re-posting my over-all break down of my philosophies but right now I want to heavily revise the original.



Correlations between computers and the universe:

There is a consistant duality in the universe, when it comes down to it, its a matter of yes or no. A computer is doing the same thing.. 1 or 0...

You look at the computer software we have.. the games for instance..that is a series of 1's and 0's..

In programming.. randomness.. is an illusion (much like real life)... its a string of code.

Say theres a computer game... I'm writing the code... I need to create a character.. lets call the character Steve..

To program steve we need to give him variables, to make him exist. Lets say... stevehealth = 50, and steveheight= 183 or something to that degree.. Well.. the program runs these variables constantly... but say... we wanted to get rid of steve. Well.. heres the thing... Once a variable has been declared, it CANNOT be removed. (If something exists, it cannot un-exist).. We can only change the variables,.. to give the illusion that steve is removed. We'll say.. steve dies, so stevehealth = 0, and when stevehealth= 0 stevevisible = false.. so we'll say steve dissapears when he dies... BUT... its an illusion.. for the variables can easily be changed again, restored to its original form even... In fact.. with programs you can recall data from any previous state. I can go back to before steve even died... or hell.. lets just raise him from the dead... we'll make the health variable equal 50 again or something.

What I'm getting at is... once something exists, it can't unexist. We are a series of variables in an elaborate computer program.. an endless array even. All we can do is change the value of the variables, we CANNOT get rid of them once we've established they exist. Also in code we can have infinite variables, without problem.. we just have to give them a value by default so that if they are called upon, it wont conflict with the code.

Video games these days look much like real life.. the sights, the sounds, and the physics.. but when you break it down, its an elaborate pattern of 1's and 0's... yes or no.. off or on. And if we as a people.. have had computers for only a small time and yet are able to emulate existance through lines of code... imagine the endless possibilities of a universe with programming masters. What you percieve as real can be changed with a simple key-stroke.

the concept "REAL" itself, is a string of code YOU helped program.

Pi, the golden mean/ratio/ astrology/numerology/energy.. the universe is a complex mathematical design, in a nutshell. And math = truth! Its a universal language all things understand. The frequencies that make up everything..all math.

Anyways, one final note, a computer runs only as good as its hardware and its user. So how well do you think the universe runs?

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