Charles Liu

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2,225 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 18 Sep

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But because the mathematics are different enough, we can also say conclusively that one and the other are not exactly the same.
They are not linked in any kind of physical way, but they do have a mathematical commonality, which suggests that they're both arising from the same universal laws.
Now if one of the kids were named Pluto, we would have a problem, now
Um, let me just qualify that by saying that the math was something that we humans saw in nature and put down on paper, right?
So it's not a natural uh you know amazing thing that math is so awesome.
It it's that if math is indeed the language with which the universe has been written, then the math reflects something deep about the universe, which we do not yet understand.
Because you see, when we humans create our most sophisticated simulations, uh we also try to mimic fractal patterns.
Right.
We, for example, have seen our cell phones get smaller and smaller, and the antenna in our smell cell phones no longer have to extend from our cell phones.
And the reason is in part because there's a fractal pattern.
The folding of that antenna has become kind of fractal.
And we have done this with our own technology.
So in the sense that we
Being humans, being part of the universe, have decided that we want to use this fractal pattern to create our simulations, our machines, our computers, things like that, our networks.
Well, isn't that also an indication that whatever we're in has a natural, possibly simulated construction?
that doesn't need a human being to make it.
It's just the thing of the universe.
Quantum mechanics, yeah.
Quantum um not yet.
I I know of people who are trying to use advanced mathematical ideas to try to put that together, right?
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