Roman Yampolskiy

And then you get to the point where two people allegedly like you and I are sitting across from each other on a table made out of wood.

But maybe not really.

Is it possible that that's just the nature of the universe itself?

Yeah, the holographic universe and the concepts of human consciousness has to interact with something for it to exist in the first place.

That's boring?

Well, is it just that we're so limited cognitively?

Because we do have a history, at least in this simulation.

We do have a history of, I mean, there was a gentleman that, see if you could find this.

They traced this guy.

They found 9,000-year-old DNA.

And they trace this 9,000-year-old DNA to a guy that's living right now.

I believe it's in England.

Yeah, which is really fascinating.

So 9,000 years ago, his ancestor lived.

And so we have this limitation of our genetics, right?

9,000 years ago, wherever this guy lived, probably a hunter and gatherer, probably very limited language, very limited skills in terms of making shelter and who knows if even –

He knew how to make fire.

And then here, here at 9000 DNA, just turned to human history on his head.

Is this it?

That's awesome.