Elon Musk EXPLAINS The Stephen Hawking’s Parallel Universes Theory!

Parallel universes are no longer just a plot device in a good science fiction novel. Some scientific theories now support the existence of parallel universes to our own. The multiverse theory, on the other hand, remains one of science’s most divisive concepts. Let’s know more!

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Parallel worlds and multiverses are frequently discussed in conjunction with other major scientific concepts such as the Big Bang, string theory, and quantum mechanics. This leads to the idea of Elon, Is the world we live in real or virtual reality, like characters trapped inside a video game created by a space alien?

That may sound like a question you’d hear at a midnight showing of “The Matrix,” but it’s recently become a hot topic in academia. Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, is a high-profile supporter of the “simulation hypothesis,” which he recently discussed in an interview for a popular podcast.

“If you assume any rate of improvement at all, games will eventually be indistinguishable from reality,” Elon said, “We’re most likely in a simulation.”

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson agrees, stating that the simulation hypothesis has “better than 50-50 odds” of being correct. In an email to NBC News MACH, he said, “I wish I could summon a strong argument against it, but I can’t find any.”

It’s being said that an advanced post-human civilization has created us as ancestor simulations.
That’s a crazy idea, but it’s the one that Elon Musk, for example, has considered. His conclusion is that there are “billions to one chance [my italics] that we aren’t living in a simulation.”

The size of our universe is unfathomable. Hundreds of billions, if not trillions, of galaxies, each containing billions or trillions of stars, spin through space. According to some researchers studying universe models, the universe’s diameter could be 7 billion light-years across. Others believe it could go on indefinitely.

Is it, however, all there is? The idea of a parallel universe and the possibility that we are living one of an infinite number of lives is a popular one in science fiction. However, multiverses aren’t just for “Star Trek,” “Spiderman,” and “Doctor Who.” Real scientific theory investigates, and in some cases supports, the possibility of parallel or distant universes that mirror our own.

Musk, the man behind Tesla and SpaceX, the company aiming to send manned missions to Mars, is not a fool. His net worth is estimated to be around $249.3 billion, with the majority of that coming from the commercialization of technological innovations. He’s putting money into a massive AI study that will take place all over the world. He’s a man who is focused on the future and all of its possibilities.

So, it’s not quite the same as David Icke claiming that we’re being ruled by a secret brotherhood of shape-shifting reptiles when he says he believes we’re already living in a simulation. However, it doesn’t sound all that different, which is concerning. One of the issues with the simulation hypothesis is this. Because it is unfalsifiable, even though it is a perfectly logical argument, it opens up a world of possibilities, many of which are as far-fetched as Icke’s villainous lizard people.

When you factor in the complexities of multiverse theories, you’re looking at a nearly infinite number of simulated realities, each of which could contain countless other simulations.

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