If our world is a virtual reality, the physical events we see are just images that quantum realism says are generated by quantum waves. Reality is then all around us, but it isn’t what we see. We see objects that follow physical laws but those laws come from quantum laws that aren’t physical. Thus, we live in a world of dynamic waves not dead things, so our universe isn’t just a machine winding down.
But if the physical world is a virtual reality generated by processing, there must be:
- A processor. A virtual reality must have a processor.
- A boot-up. A virtual reality has to boot-up.
- Null processing. A virtual reality must run null processing.
- A screen refresh rate. A virtual screen has to have a refresh rate.
Does the current evidence support these implications?