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the whole world is a computer software running inside our brain atom theory is bullshit everything we see is created inside our brain there is a "HADIS" also supporting this theory indians also theory called MAYA JAAL ATOMS PROTONS nucleus is bullshit reality is actually virtual reality 1010010 truth is always bitter reaality we see can be also changed
 
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Indian philosophy always said life is an illusion for thousands of years. It is Maya.
 
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Indian philosophy always said life is an illusion for thousands of years. It is Maya.

It is rooted in quantum physics after all. If you extrapolate schrodinger's cat conundrum then you will come to realize that the whole life is in a way a simulation where we play a game of possibilities and if else.

I haven't read Indian philosophy outside of few lectures during my religious studies elective so haven't come across a comparative theory.
 
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It is rooted in quantum physics after all. If you extrapolate schrodinger's cat conundrum then you will come to realize that the whole life is in a way a simulation where we play a game of possibilities and if else.

I haven't read Indian philosophy outside of few lectures during my religious studies elective so haven't come across a comparative theory.

Listen to Deepak Chopra. That is at the core of all his talks. You can listen to Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev too. Quantum physics started making sense to the scientist of that time including Schrodinger when they were introduced to Hindu philosophies.



Within non-dualism, Lila is a way of describing all reality, including the cosmos, as the outcome of creative play by the divine absolute (Brahman).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lila_(Hinduism)
 
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Does it matter?

We will never know for sure.

Maybe it's a video game.

Maybe I am asleep and you are all in my dream 8-)

Maybe we are a lab experiment in some celestial Petri dish.

It's pointless as far as I can see.

Everyone will find out once they die, till then, no one knows anything.
 
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