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SCIENCE &
VIRTUAL REALITY

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The idea that we are living a virtual reality is now being discussed by physicists such as Thomas Campbell and George Smoot, to name a few notable figures. It’s aligned with quantum science and quantum mechanics and is a concept which is now being seriously discussed in our current reality. Because the truth cannot be contained, our Masters are re-directing the knowledge into our electronic devices, gaming and entertainment systems. Therefore, as we become impressed and entertained by these, we become engaged in a virtual reality by which our minds are busy and we are kept from understanding the real nature of our TRUE virtual reality. As we accept more and more artificial and digital forms of intrusion into our lives, we are in fact agreeing to being kept locked in this matrix, by which a disconnect from ourselves, from others and from nature is the underhanded tool which effectively keeps us trapped here.

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George Smoot

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George Smoot is a Nobel Prize winner of Physics who studied the composition and structure of the universe and discovered cosmic radiation. In his book, Thinking in Aeons and in a TED talk entitled “We are living in a computer simulation and physics can prove it,” states that the universe appears to have intelligent design and that indeed it could be a computer-generated simulation. Moreover, his study involving 45-minute MRI scans mapped individual neurons to such a degree that the whole human brain could be downloaded into a computer. In this way, the potential to project onto a human mind a fully realistic computer simulation has become a reality.

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Thomas Campbell

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Thomas Campbell is a physicist and author of the My Big TOE (Theory of Everything) book series. He describes the nature of our larger reality as a computer simulation. His work is aligned with quantum mechanics, metaphysics and consciousness. He claims that the reality we are experiencing is constantly evolving and that it emerged from a “digital big bang”.  He philosophizes greatly about the need for human beings to reduce entropy, which is a scientific term referring to “disorder and therefore we need to become more unified with ourselves, with each other and with our surroundings. Campbell came to his various realizations not just from scientific research but from his friendship and work with Robert Monroe who founded the Monroe Institute. Together, they investigated altered states of consciousness whereby out of body travel was explored and studied.

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