Donald Hoffman

That's all you're told, bad or good, and you do something random.

Well, not quite.

So there's this complicated dynamics of consciousness going on.

And

The coin of the realm of our experiences, and that's the hypothesis.

So the experiences are being shared and triggered.

Think like the Twitterverse, right?

But what you're tweeting are experiences and what you're receiving are experiences.

So we're going to have this – it's like –

The Twitterverse is huge, millions of users and so forth.

If you look at my Twitter page, right, there's only a small number of people following me and a small number that I'm following.

So I'm getting a tiny picture of Twitter.

So there's a big social network, a lot going on.

If you look at the projection onto Hoffman's little thing, it's just a small little – and if that's all you saw, you wouldn't get a feel for what's

everything that's going on in Twitterverse, because I have very specific interests.

I mean, you'd think that everybody likes consciousness and mathematics and is a geek, and they're not.

So you'd get the wrong picture about what really is the Twitterverse.

And so I would think that all the headsets are just projections, like taking the Twitterverse onto one person's Twitter account.

They're projections onto a consistent, as you point out, the

To keep persistence, you might want to have a whole group of them that see the same thing and can both agree that – all agree that there's a red Porsche or something like that in the game.