Are We Living in a Computer Simulation? Yes. Obviously.

DNA doesn't lie. Programmable matter, near-death experiences, and the nature of reality.

A lot of people debate whether we live in a “simulation.” Specifically, an advanced computer simulation.

I don’t think we really need to debate this.

The evidence is right in front of us.

DNA is computer code. Literal computer code. As in it basically works as a 3D program that uses proteins instead of binary code…specifically the proteins C (cytosine), G (guanine), A (adenine) and T (thymine). The implications are huge:

Organisms are basically biological machines built by executing programs written in these letters. Just like computers, in other words, which are just machines that execute programs written in ones and zeroes.

The implications of this analogy are mind-blowing. Once you have figured out the sequence that programs an organism, then, in theory, you could replicate it. And if you can write biological code then you can edit it to change the organism or even create an entirely new one. You can, in other words, become a biological programmer and play God.

In 1999, scientists encoded a secret message into DNA.

"The first part of our steganography is hiding the message in the DNA and the second part is hiding the existence of the DNA sample containing the message by shrinking it way down to a small dot and putting it in an innocuous letter," said molecular biologist Carter Bancroft.

In 2017, they made a computer virus with DNA - malware DNA.

How can you look at DNA and somehow think this organized itself by accident?

It’s clearly code.

How does an egg know to become a chicken or a human being?

The DNA code tells it what to do.

DNA is a set of instructions.

What about instinct? How do birds know how to fly south for the winter? How do 17-year-old cicadas know when to pop out of the ground like clockwork?

Instinct is evidence of a collective memory, which must clearly reside outside our five senses “reality” because it would require telepathy to work, no?

You ever wonder how fads happen? How groups of people suddenly get their minds stuck on some idea? Yes, it’s in part media and cultural programming but it might also be a literal “mind virus” - a collective thoughtform that infects millions of people through the etheric information superhighway.

But stepping back a bit from the more supernatural aspects of reality, I think it’s safe to say that DNA alone is proof of a simulation. We are in a computer program. No doubt about it.

Where scientists get stuck in their own speculations about “reality” being a simulation is they are perhaps limited by their current understanding of what makes a computer work.

Some scientists wrongly assume, for example, that we’d need the power of a zillion suns to run a simulation this realistic. Therefore, we cannot be in a simulation, they say.

Here’s what they are missing.

I believe what most scientists haven’t figured out yet is this: in our reality, the code and the program, as well as the hardware and the software…are all made up of the same building blocks.

In a regular computer, we have hardware…i.e., the circuit boards etc. that store and process the binary information. We then have the operating system that the app or computer program runs in.

The computer needs power to work. The power is an external power source.

If, with our current technology, you want to experience a simulation or virtual reality, you put on a helmet and get immersed in audiovisual information that basically projects from the computer.

This is where the idea of “power consumption” comes in…the idea that an external power source is needed to run a large matrix.

But that’s now how our reality simulation works. At least, I don’t think so.

I believe, in our reality, energy/matter are both the material and the programming code, which is self-powered. The computer is in effect building itself with its code.

The quark organizes into atomic structures that then use their own inner “code” to organize into atoms and then molecules, which become proteins, which then build into their very structures unique programming code, which provides further instructions on how to create more complex organisms.

I’m not explaining this clearly, but I hope you can see what I’m getting at.

While it’s true that inert objects such as rocks and good ole H20 don’t have DNA in them, they still have their own code on the atomic level. DNA code is more complex and obvious because it is required to create a living being.

How is our reality powered?

The “power source” in this case is “God,” who is basically building the world with divine thoughts.

The best analogy I’ve seen for this idea is the concept of “programmable matter,” which is introduced in Star Trek Discovery. However, in my model, the “programmable matter” of the real world programs itself to create the reality we live in.

We may see human-made “programmable matter” in our lifetime:

In the future, if scientists get the key to our existence here, we may also see “computers” that run off of atomic energy and are made up of the basic substance of reality…you wouldn’t need a laptop or a smartphone to run the app…the app would “run” in what appeared to be thin air.

The thing is, none of this would be possible if we weren’t already living in a living computer program.

Yet, outside of this living program is the “real” world or reality, where we are spiritual beings that transcend the mortality of the human body.

Clearly, we are able to escape the program, which is what happens when people have near-death experiences. When people leave their bodies, they feel lighter and yet clearer, smarter, and able to perceive more, not less.

Many NDE survivors also report they can see in 360 degrees in the “real” world, and their senses become heightened, not diminished.

This implies that when we insert our souls into a human body, we are putting on a virtual reality suit that blocks some of our natural senses.

Yes, in this world, we need eyes to see, but these eyes, made up of the computer program, are only capable of seeing the program, not outside of it.

Being in the “real world” locks us into time and space, which we we are liberated from upon death.

Here’s the problem…

We have “forgotten” what we came here for.

Or maybe we forgot on purpose.