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Another central concept that says "Everything is Maya", hints at the idea that there is no absolute reality, and is very close to the simulation hypothesis.. A

Another central concept that says "Everything is Maya", hints at the idea that there is no absolute reality, and is very close to the simulation hypothesis.. Another one is the concept of 'Omkaaram' which is supposed to be a primordal "sound" or sensation from which all the universe was created, which can be thought of as saying that all reality emerges from consciousness..[1] The stuff in Vedas and how it got written are really really intriguing. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0ztlIAYTCU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0ztlIAYTCU

comstock 9y ago
Interesting. It does make me wonder what future analogs of the simulation hypothesis and multiverse theories might look like.
agumonkey 9y ago
I often wonder if reality is defined as shared partial interpretation of our limited brains.
- nurettin 9y ago
  What exactly does "shared partial interpretation" mean?
  - agumonkey 9y ago
    shared because we have very similar neural structures and communicate with each others, partial because our knowledge isn't innate, so each has a restricted view of the universe; is it clearer now ?
    - nurettin 9y ago
      So you mean "does reality depend on the viewers?"? That our social constructs somehow have a bearing on what is actually real?
      - agumonkey 9y ago
        not only social constructs, everything is only "true" to our poor brain notion of truth.
- Capt-RogerOver 9y ago
  The term is "Consensus Reality".