So it's like Christopher Langan says, a Self-Processing language. Feed the right lisp program as input to itself, you get our universe. Entanglement makes sens

So it's like Christopher Langan says, a Self-Processing language. Feed the right lisp program as input to itself, you get our universe. Entanglement makes sense from the respect of lazily evaluated expressions/dependencies. Once a dependency is needed, reality finally does the collapse/injection. But there is no real collapse, just a change in correlations that allows for a large expression to be simplified. And that can be undone, as illustrated through quantum eraser experiments. Basically, we are just nested expressions of everything we interacted with in the past. And perhaps the primordial atom that all expressions inherit is the big bang..a sort of () in lisp :-)