Proving Simulation Theory
🕑 Added 2022-06-06 16:42:52 +0000 UTCIs this reality? Well, we're experiencing ... something right now so maybe the better question is: *what* is reality?
Could everything we see, everything we experience, everything that exists in our entire universe -- be artificial?
Supporters of Simulation Theory believe that not only is it *possible* that we're living in a simulation; it's likely.
And the more we look for evidence, the more we find.
Philip K Dick believed Deja Vu was the simulation adjusting to new code. Many people experience The Mandela Effect, a or "false memory" shared by a large number of people.
But the biggest clues of Simulation Theory come from science. Specifically: quantum mechanics. The only way the Double-Slit Experiment makes sense is if we live in a program. Quantum Entanglement also defies logic. Only our program would have the ability to defy the laws of physics - and the concept of time.
Let's find out why.
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Sol Rosen I said
I had a F*ing problem with my F*ing Boss!
Mads Qus
Cant see it??
james lennox
Why is this video inactive/removed? A number of them are…
Sandra Childress
Has this been removed? I can’t get it to load.
Jeffrey Thomas
This is my favorite episode bar-none. I've watched it four times. Posted it on my Facebook and texted links to my friends it's so good.
Lee
This was a great episode. I really can't imagine why the choob thought it needed to go.
Scott Way
I actually live in Glens Falls! Its a really nice place to live!
The Why Files
Thanks for the kind words, Scott! Simulation Theory was a really hard episode to write and still be entertaining. (though I understanding "entertaining" is relative). I'm glad you're enjoying that channel. And say hi to upstate for me. I'm from the Bronx, but I've spent plenty of time between Albany, Lake George and Lake Champlain!
Scott Way
Wow. This is the very firsy episode that i ever csme across. Ive read some, and seen some articles etc. on "Simulation Theory" and ive never really given it a whole bunch of thought. Im a very, very open minded, curious kind of guy. But i sorta felt like somebody just dove way deep into "The Matrix" movies. Then one day i scroll across something called "The Why Files". And BOOM. These ideas have been absolutely stuck between my ears! Ive not ever seen it explained as thoroughly as it was here. Ive known about double slit for years. I love physics although I wont pretend to understand a great deal of it, its still fascinating to get lost it thought about. When you dropped the quantum time traveling bomb right on my lap i was stunned! Since then, ive watched, or rather tried to get through several other simulation videos, and i just dont feel like they even come close to your 20ish minute eye opener! I have been absolutely hooked on "The Why Files" ever since. Ill admit i havent made it through quite all of them yet but honestly its because sometimes ill watch them several times to be sure i can explain to my family what i watched or learned about. Im pretty sure that although they dont show the excitement that i do for much, deep down they love my little tidbits of uselless knowledge that i frequently bless them with. I truly enjoy each and every episode and i cant wait to see what the future holds for you and your team of folks! Thank you for the hard work you put into creating a very high quality product. YouTube is filled with so much utterly useless stuff. I fell like im watching Honey Boo-Boo. Cheers AJ, cheers Heck!!! Im spreading some Why Files love all over Upstate NY!!!
Cp
Thanks A.J.😉
The Why Files
I don't know why that's gone, but it was just the early release of the Simulation Theory video. I try and get patrons access as soon as I finish the edit. This week's gonna run a little late though. EEEEEEEK!
Cp
I'm sorry I couldn't watch this one, it has "been removed by the uploader " ?
The Why Files
I'm glad, Michael. This might be my favorite episode.
Michael Considine
This is what got me into your channel, great vid mate 👍
Dalton Roberts
Absolutely amazing work! This may be my favorite video of yours yet. It's not often I have spent time researching something you make content on. But when you do, wow, you hit everything I could possibly think of and then some. Also, pertaining to MEs, my two biggest are the human skull having random holes in it now that I never remember. And the whole side view mirror thing. I'm certain I remember it being Objects in the mirror MAY be closer than they appear. While I normally err on the side of "the human brain is fallible"...occasionally there are ones that just make you feel off.
Manumelita Ngamai
My Mandela Effect is Looney Toons - it was always Looney TOONS because they're carTOONS but now it's Looney Tunes (apparently because when they were first made it was about the music and not the cartoons, even though everyone only watched them because they're cartoons lol). We watched them for years growing up though, and it was definitely always Looney TOONS.
Dizzle McShizzle
LOVE this one! My Mandela Effect. Years ago I remember a “Caldwell Banker”, now is “Coldwell Banker.” My proof that I’m in a simulation, while driving down the interstate approaching an on ramp that has trees or bushes in between, I notice vehicles just appearing from behind them getting on the highway as if they are rendering in front of my eyes. I swear it looks like they magically appear. And maybe that’s why we can only see to the horizon, and not beyond. Not because the Earth is a sphere but because that’s as far as the rendering allows us to see!! I’m a big believer in simulation theory. Oh, and this all goes back to the saying “If a tree falls in the forest, does it make a sound?” Been watching your vids for a while now and THIS ONE is why I just became a Patreon subscriber!!!
Daniel McGrath
Wow great stuff mate 👍