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.

Edited 4 hours ago4 hr by HawkII

2 hours ago, HawkII said:

Planck scale (the smallest measurement in the Universe)

That’s not what Planck scale is. We can’t come anywhere close to measure Planck time or distance, but the Planck energy is about 2 x 10^9 J, which is pretty big in the human experience view.

The Planck scale is where quantum effects of gravity would come into play.

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.

I don’t see how this brings anything extra to science. A computer simulation would be based on equations, i.e. we’d already know how they would behave