A Ubiquitous Order-Forming Algorithm: In a Simulated Universe

By Nahu Lanham

Ever wondered what connects us with all other living and non-living things in this universe? If so, have you considered that it might be a principle Michael Talbot wrote about in his brilliant book The Holographic Universe? Moreover, if you find the concept of the universe as a hologram palpable, that there must be an order-forming template at work within it, then the subsequent question to be answered would be: could that template be a fundamental algorithm?Many profound digital scientists, geniuses in the new science of computers, information, simulations and algorithms, now lead the search to find this mysterious connective principle and to solve the riddles of a probable, unified whole.Clearly, such a principle must serve as a bridge that spans a common cosmos in which all things are embedded. Could this principle serve as a fundamental filter for a synergy of streams of data exchanged between chaos and order?I liken such a loop to a ubiquitous self-learning AI process common to all life and receptive to the energetic patterns which it gobbles up and translate into the myriad forms it takes on. Such is the nature of this book and my own quest to track the footprints of this algorithm to its interconnected roots to discern its most probable outcomes. This spectacular search will cover many fascinating questions and answers through a wide gamut of paths: from the nothingness at the heart of information to evidence of simulated program that guides us toward a possible answer as to the why of life, death and consciousness itself?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08DBW128B
• ISBN13: 9798668045679
• Release Date: July 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.84 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"