HawkII

Am I living in the stone age? I meant to say Google Super Intelligence This thread is already finished now. You had your chance to help. If you want to contribute towards holographic principle with Gravitons as the projector, feel free to DM me.

Rude. I don't know what you mean by that. Google AI

Alright. We're done here. It's been a wild ride. The Video Tape is the two dimensional surface. The Video Header is the Graviton. The cone. The Gravitons are the projector. The picture and sound on screen is the 3D universe Holographic Universe

Time's running out people. I've almost finished this all by myself. In action

I'm making some real head way on this. As so often the case, people here are free to join in. Check this out. Graviton properties Charge: Zero electric charge. Spin: Spin-2 (meaning it turns twice before looking the same). Mass: Zero rest mass in standard theory. All the squares of Spacetime could be represented as the square frames of the reel of the video tape. Could explain the Gravitons near infinite range and speed of light. Spacetime squares. Frames on tape

I have chills; I've gone and done half of what I set out here. As we know. If Gravitons are real. People rekon Gravitational waves are made up of Gravitons. Gravitational waves go across through things, slightly raising them as they do so, then those things go back to original position after is passes. ... Cast your mind back to Video tapes. Gravitational Wave passing Earth | Animation VHS Tracking Effect Tutorial [After Effects]

I watched a video titled '25 Simulation Theory Facts That Will Make You Question Everything' Among them were Planck scale (the smallest measurement in the Universe) being the size of a pixel Black holes being maximum file size of an area String theory having Computer error correction code equations So this all got me thinking. Maybe someone out there could find what Gravitons would be analogous to in a computer matrix FIRST then find the natural counterpart.

Yeah but the same thing was happening to some of my family members yesterday. Also it happens to Zak Bagans.

I got haunted last night. I was having a dream. I could barely remember it. But I did feel within the dream that I felt it rush to a conclusion. I said to myself while in the dream "Well that escalated quickly". I woke up. After I was awake I didn't feel alone. I heard two footsteps by the door then one foot step towards my window sill. I was keeping my eyes closed because I didn't want to see the ghost. It's mentioned often in GhostAdventures that Zack Bagans (The leader) has strange dreams sometimes because of the ghosts interfering with them. I've not really looked into it, but my first thought is something called MK Ultra. It's some sort of technology that enables mind control.

First I discovered an old friend of mine was a narcissist, then I discovered after much further digging he was also a narcopath. Both unpleasent discoveries. IQ doesn't make people smarter, just expands their awareness.

It's about raising IQ not already having a high one. Good to know it was designed as a way to test learning deficiency. I am raising my IQ, and I found it negates the reward system. Like pressing 'Further analysis' on an AI feature that's already critiqued my painting.

Have you seen the show? Have you seen the humiliation they go through? They didn't go in expecting any of it. To top it off, they barely know the other contestants.

The contestants go through a process of natural selection based on their strength and intellect.

Yeah but on the TV game show 'Crystal Maze' if you take too long to solve a puzzle, you get locked in the room.

Here are my thoughts. Raising IQ negates the reward system. It doesn't feel rewarding. There's no feedback loop to say well done. It "might" feel good when getting better grades or a promotion. But even then the promotion is a competition and I've even heard that top high school grades are actually limited to keep the top Universities from letting anyone in down the line. Solving a puzzle which someone has been stuck on for a while may "potentially" feel nice. But then the person may feel a sense of dread about how it would have felt better and been more beneficial if they solved it sooner, like if they were on a tv game-show. What are your thought on this topic?