You know what Mandela Effects are right?

It was very interesting to read
I waiting to  a new posts

Great post, I will go back to read it more in-depth. 
Definitely I am following you for the great quality and interest of these topics :)

I wrote something that may be related to your post and your vision here
https://steemit.com/science/@andrew0/mysterious-mandela-effect-real-anomaly-psyop-or-collective-paranoia

This is a really well written article thanks @dragonslayer109 :) 
I had actually been exploring this issue for a #downtherabbithole article of my own , but you nailed it ! 

I'm 10 years into processing this concept, and I've come to agree with <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZgBcRhGPqs">Elon Musk's conclusion</a>. This realisation only adds even more intriguing layers when you re-explore other concepts like bursts in "the power of attraction", psychic communications, out of body experiences etc.

Newbies to this idea may appreciate this video "Is Reality Real" by camper killer commentary on youtube:
<center> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KcPNiworbo </center>

Veterans may help gain a more complete understanding by working through the <a href="http://montalk.net/gnosis/">gnosis material by montalk</a>.

Something interesting to think about!
If we are in a simulation, that in no way would disprove a God creating the universe. I mean, how much do we know of how God actually did it all?

Let's say we are His children, and we lived as spirits with Him, where ever He is. Let's say He wanted us to learn and grow and develop in a way that requires a physical and imperfect body (Kind of like parents wanting their children to get out of the house and get a job and a life of their own). How would He do that? He might create a universe where suitable bodies would evolve on a nice little blue green planet. 

What is that quote? "We are not mortal beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a mortal experience."
 I can't remember who said that.

If this theory is true, then He created a universe our spirits could interface with. (That interface is our own individual bodies). I'm thinking of James Cameron's Avatar-like simulation, at least for the purpose of this post.

This universe being a simulation would in no way invalidate our worth or future. We would still be individuals with individuality and purpose. Maybe when we are done with our own individual simulations, we would return to God's realm and learn how to create our own simulations for our own future children! The Multiverse Theory would seem to support this idea.

As far as the mathematics... this is what intrigues me, though I am not a mathematician. There is some indication that the math that describes a black hole also describes the whole universe. Fascinating! Does that mean that the All of Everything can be compressed to a single point? And what would the universe look like if we were as large as the universe? What realm would we experience?

I made you I made you surely you see
or was it in fact you who made me?
When in my microsope I look tunneling in
Is it simply a procedural fractal, a digital djinn?
When I look out and far I can see
Is that open space or you looking back at me?
If simulation I am would I know for sure?
Am I simply a digital experiment seeking a cure?
Is there some youthful alien I know not it's name
who gleefully plays the world around me his favorite game?
Does this creator who pushes buttons well
truly pay attention to the world in which we dwell?

The magic of nature the golden mean
In shells and in fractals on your screen
The mystery around us adventure for sure
Freedom may be true or false and impure

Oh I love to dwell on such deep protruding things
I bask in the mind wonder it never fails and brings

Though this seems new it has a name
It is not a word heard with serious fame
You see digital though this would be
It still sounds like Deism to me
Not confused with Theism is this word
Deism is a word used by the earlier nerd

Recall Men In Black <a href="http://aliens.wikia.com/wiki/Extra-galactic_alien_(Men_In_Black)">Endscene</a>
<img src="http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/aliens/images/f/fa/E.png/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/300?cb=20110906154932"/>

<a href="http://www.religioustolerance.org/deism.htm">Deism</a>

This was a concept I imagined long ago pre-matrix, purely by accident and as part of a game.

I was young in the 80s and 90s and pretty angry at organized religion, persecution, killing for religion, intolerance, etc.    You name it.  I was angry.

I was not a drinker or user of drugs, though I had no problem with others partaking and many of my friends did.   I didn't need them, I was plenty weird and interesting to most without their assistance.

One night sitting at a party I came up with a new mental game.   I hypothesized that we as a group could make up a completely plausible religion in one hour that was just as difficult to prove or disprove as any that are out there now.

It turns out we could, and we did it many times.   Many of them were funny though I don't think we ever quite beat the comedy that has been achieved by The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.   Ramen, may you be blessed by his noodley appendage.

We hit upon variants of the simulation idea quite a few times.

When ***The Matrix*** came out I was not surprised by it's content but I was extremely pleased to see a visual realization of such ideas.

It has gained a lot of traction since ***Elon Musk*** came out endorsing it as a distinct possibility.

For me it is amusing as it is musing I had with drunken cohorts coming alive and going mainstream.

It helped that in my youth I was into physics, computers (fractals, etc), philosophy, new age concepts, and I was angry at religion so I studied it furiously.


***GOOD POST.  Thank you for putting it out there.***

Good choice of imagery to go along with it too.

I'll be just practical this time. 
First of all every system you think is the REAL reality is just a mind game. It's created by  your mind based by  external collection of data (movies, books, magazines) and your imagination. In the Multiverse we are living (this concept is main stream now) all imaginable possibilities coexist in different parallel universes.
Therefore everything you said exists (in some Universe)

Related to holographic principle...the one with "we live in a hologram" it's not proved to be accurate, but it seems in a couple of years we will know. And it seems we are in a holographic universe, a projection of a 2D universe.  It's strange but the theory is really strong.

Related to the how much I can understand from the Universe let's play a game: you encounter an ant. What can she say about you ? What are you?  How do you move (for the ant you have the speed of an airplane and you are bigger than Godzilla). You eat mountains and drink rivers, you can disappear, you can fly, you can kill an entire ant city by one move. What's your life ? What's your God ? How about the oceans or the sky or the planets ? What are these to an ant ? What is your communication to an ant ?  What's your purpose ? Etc....it 's long....

So, my point is: our species is very limited to discovering the universe, aliens, God, the meaning, etc because every biological being that dies  has a limited knowledge. 
So, to be more practical: all you said is possible and all can be a fairy tale. One from 1000 fairy tails. There is a point where all questions stops. They are irrelevant  and the answers doesn't matter, actually. 

I hope I'm coerent and not to rough.

Nice post. 

Cheers.

Life is more than you can see with your eyes. Are you determined enough to go down the rabbit hole? What you may find will change your world view forever...

I believe we live in a controlled environment.  I'm not sure if it is computer program...but I tend to lean more towards the flat earth theory.  The Earth is flat and we live under a dome and we were created by God.  But if you think I'm crazy just up-vote this post ;)

When I try to click @dragonslayer109 it says unknown account?

Dejavu. That is all.

good stuff- glad to see other people out there are into simulationism like myself. I mean I'm religious but I'm also fanatical in my thoughts about us being in a simulation

Good post and all nicely put together, but there are a number of other posts on the same topic.

One thing strikes me as particularly pertinent right now though. There is a proposition that if we do indeed inhabit a simulated universe, then it might well end when we become able to set up a sufficiently detailed simulated universe of our own - simply due to the extra processing demands this would put on to the higher level simulation.

Let’s hope not, because if so tomorrow could be doomsday… It's No Man’s Sky release date on PS4/PC - 18 quintillion planets! ;-)

> 1. Limitations of computing resources

Procedural Generation

> 2. The question of free will

Free will is an illusion. 

> 3. No Scientific Base

Procedural Generation. And "No scientific base"  has no scientific base.

That's interesting! :) Thank you guys - @dragonslayer109 and @sauravrungta! I definitely want to write a response article to this post :)

No, I don't think we are in a simulation.

I'm in matrix since I joined Steemit! I love it.I'm happy you made a nice post man.

If I will make $155 in 32 minutes I will scream so loud that police will show up to my door!