Nobel Prize Just Given for Proving the Universe Isn't Real! {REUPLOAD}
Tom Bilyeu breaks down the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics, arguing that quantum mechanics experiments show the universe behaves like a simulation that only renders what is observed.
The gist
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The double slit experiment shows particles exist as probability waves and only take a definite state when measured, not before.
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Bell's inequality violations, confirmed by the 2022 Nobel laureates, ruled out hidden variables and showed reality is non-local at the quantum level.
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The delayed choice experiment suggests measurement decisions made after a particle moves can retroactively determine how it behaved in the past.
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Nick Bostrom's 2003 argument holds that if advanced civilizations run many simulations, the math makes it statistically likely we live in one.
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