?Space is Computer Simulation

Each process in the universe can be reduced to the interaction between the particles, which gives a binary result. The movie "The Matrix" shocked not only fans of romantic fiction. The idea that we do not exist in the real and the virtual world, penetrated and scientists. "We are living in a computer simulation?" ("Are You Living in Computer Simulation?") - A book under the title of Doctor of Philosophy from Sweden Nick Bostrom long kept a bestseller a few years ago. The scientist says that a 25 percent our world now is a matrix - a computer simulation of reality. The computer itself, that is our world, with programs - people created some super civilization. His readers philosopher gives only one recommendation: not to feel the negative effects of the surrounding matrices needed ... continue to live in the same way as before.
And now a proof of concept Bostrom as if theories were confirmed by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as the famous physicist Stephen Hawking.
Under the new concept of scientists, space - is a computer, and everything that happens in it, can be described in terms of information processing. According to the traditional world is made up of particles bound together by certain forces. But according to quantum theory, this is just a set of fields that we can correctly describe only methods of quantum physics.
This is where the computer - of course, as a concept, not a box on a table. "Quantum physics is formulated in almost the same terms and information processing - said Vlatko Vedran from Oxford University. - This suggests that science can be the basis of everything."
Information has a special place in the quantum theory. The famous uncertainty principle goes back to the information. In fact, every process in the universe can be reduced to the interaction between the particles, which gives a binary result. In other words, nature is at its lowest level, it is based on the movement of bits (binary digits), as well as a computer.
- If you look at this process from the inside, we can see that the universe is subject to the same law, the only information the rule, which is enough to build the entire cosmos - says Ed Fredkin at MIT.
But with him not quite agree Vedran.
- More complicated than that - explains Vedran. - As we reduce the universe to entities obey the laws of quantum physics, the space should be similar to the quantum computer, but not classical, to which we have become accustomed.
In general, the source of this unusual ideas - debates about black holes. One of the fundamental principles of physics states that information can not be destroyed. However, black holes consume matter that contains the information. What happens to this information - this issue has been the subject of research physicist Stephen Hawking.
- I agree that the information is delayed on the borders of the black hole and is released when her disappearance - agrees Hawking. - On the basis of this theoretical physicists Leonard Susskind and Zherard't Hooft suggested that the universe can also store information on its borders. From which it follows that our reality may be a projection of this information from the boundaries in space.
And here's another interesting theory put forward by a former colleague of Einstein, the eminent physicist David Bohm of the University of London and developed a neurosurgeon Karl Fibramom. They built the so-called wave theory of reality, according to which the brain is working on holographic principles. A hologram, as you know, a three-dimensional image produced by irradiation of, say, an ordinary photographic plate with a laser. If you look at a plate of light, we see in it only confusion lines. But it is necessary to illuminate the plate in a special way, and there is a three-dimensional space, three-dimensional image of the object once imprinted. "That's how our brain constructs a picture of the world, interpreting the emission of another, the primary level of reality that exists outside of time and space" - said fiber.
But then someone special someone this highlights the "plate", leaving all other content only confusion of lines? And it all depends on the kind of program, that is, man, "click the mouse" The creators of the Matrix, "hovering" in the most exciting game of "Life on Earth"?