The Transcension Hypothesis

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[Likhobhi]

"forget the needle in a haystack analogy for finding alien.
thats like finding needle in, well, intergalactic medium "

[obnoxous_fe]

Send this to your parents who think you spend too much time on your phone

[gekoneq]

I feel like humanity is a type of civilisation that would build megastructures and conquer galaxies just because they can, so there is hope for basketball planets to be not the case for us

[tach]

we already did this. we are already stuck in the virtual reality. this is the never ending loop

[zebraDtoriko]

By far one of my favorite solutions to the fermi paradox

[nekto]

Imagine if we are already a bunch of digital conciousnesses

[Meleeman]

best explanation to the end of Interstellar ever

[LDKPrototype]

We are making it into the matrix with this one

[isakisak]

This is the most likely in my opinion, why risk it all exploring an uncaring universe when you can do anything in endless and fun full immersion vr simulations?

[MihaiB-so]

It is interesting how it is discussed about quantum mechanics without understanding it.

[zhedrag]

Problem is that they still need matter to fuel themselves, eventually the black holes will disappear, meaning it's instrumental to adquire as much matter as posible in the reachable universe

Why are we not seeing drones dismanteling solar systems?

Could be that the big crunch is gonna happen before their black hole evaporates or they have somehow managed to go to another dimensions, travel back in time or somehow there's an unknown power source we have yet discover?

[abmi.mAtionz]

Summary of this vid "Either big to small or small to big"

[anthonybernard]

What is the theoretical and practical limit to how small you can make a supercomputer?

[leight]

ok, space exploration is cool though, so lets do that

[Scotty.G]

Maybe. Or maybe it's more likely a minimum of 1 civilization is simulated (ours - with possibly no alien neighbors in it) than it is to say ALL civilizations are eventually simulated before making their presence known. Simulation Hypothesis vs Transcension Hypothesis.

[Paraselene_Tao]

I've had this hypothesis for a while, and I've told lots of people about it. It's one route of evolution, and it might explain the Fermi Paradox. If many intelligent organisms go this transcendental route, then they don't need to travel away from their planet to explore the MORE than the whole observable universe. They can explore MANY possible universes from their home planet, and they can become Omega type civilizations that become a force of nature: they become indiscernable from gravity, dark energy, dark matter, other forms of matter, other fields or forces, or even subtle changes to these things that most civilizations like ours will never notice. 😅 This is a speculative sci-fi idea, and it's frankly not testable or falsifiable—not unless we do it ourselves. 😅

[Joshpmat]

rtx ranked higher then the quantum computer 👌

[zenik]

Ngl this feels like what Marisbury is trying to achieve in FGO

[docsanducezar]

Introvert civilizations and then there's humanity - the "extroverts" ugh

[WhatWouldVillainsDo]

Never heard of this theory before, I have heard that we may possibly exist inside a black hole since the edge generates the same Hawkings radiation.