Supercomputer Multiverse Evolutionary Theory
There are many cosmological theories out there, but my favorite is that the universe is a "cosmic supercomputer," one of several "multiverses," where the universe itself is made of "arrays of atoms" through a process of "cosmic evolution" centered on black holes. You might be thinking this is a bunch of nonsense, but let's break it down. The arrangement of atoms can create planets, water, and life, but it can also create a "cosmic supercomputer" that simulates the behavior of the universe. A "cosmological supercomputer" can describe and process information about how particles, neutrons, protons, and electrons should be simulated, how gravity works, how space is created, how time and space are intertwined, and how matter interacts in space. The universe we live in is a "four-dimensional display" created by these "cosmic supercomputers" (spacetime = display). While human-made displays represent computer ...