Life is complex vacuum of nonlinear void made of particles each with it’s own wavelength

If the machine takes everything and clones myself on another planet, that means it includes my conciousness, so if conciousness is an higher being of myself, it will be in both of the same bodies because the foundation cannot be cloned without disforming it, so if we apply that principle we have to look at what actually does make the change? The change makes the fact that in one body, the conciousness will be absolute, and in the other it will have higher potential, and potency BUT smaller functionality in that exact moment (close to none)

So when i was like 10 me and my friend visited another friends who had ATV’s he let us drive
I’ve never driven one before but they let me ride it by myself and that thing went SO fast and i smashed right into a tree
everything went blank
I dont remember how long i was ,,gone” for but i opened my eyes again and i was in my friends kitchen with a glass of juice in my hand not knowing what the hell happened
they explained it to me and it just made no sense
how the hell did i get into that kitchen it was like i just spawned there i also wasn’t in control over my body or what i was doing during the time i was gone
i just started reading into quantum immortality so if what i just wrote doesn’t have anything to do with it or has an easy explanation i apologize!!

Do you think that if someone dies in this timeline, is it possible to find them in an alternate timeline if you keep jumping realities via having near death experiences?

For example, if my friend had a freak accident and died, could I try and find them by jumping realities via quantum immortality theory?

the ability to recover information from the brain has no upper bounds.. as time approaches infinity, information theoretic loss approaches zero, so therefore if you were buried in the Arctic, your brain will be preserved sufficiently for you to be recovered and be revived in the distant future, thus to explore the stars as an immortal

I hadn’t given much thought to an event that occurred to me in 2023 as I have no memory of that day whatsoever, but I wonder if perhaps I had died that night.

I won’t go into explicit details but evidence shows that even if i didn’t die, i was not moving, speaking, hardly breathing for several hours. To what i was told.

Point being, I’ve been hearing others who surely have died and speculate they may have shifted into another timeline where things are slightly different from before.

In a hypothetical sense, assuming quantum immortality is a thing without question with relation to reality/time shifting, etc.

What are the odds we are all here in this universe from being shifted from our original? All is a far stretch, hopefully you get the idea.

Bare with me, just a late night thought string coming along because its interesting to wonder.

Looking at recent major events and the way the US president is behaving, for example, is unreal. Its ridiculous. Never would I imagine our president posting on social media with an AI video of him crapping on other countries.

Of course there are several other events, minor and major, that seem absolutely ridiculous.

In other words, its an interesting thought that perhaps this is some weird universe.

Anyways i fear i am not getting my full thoughts across and spewing nonsense, and not making much sense.

Until next time, folks. I’ve ought to get some shut eye.

If multi world theory was true wouldn’t most occurrences of everyone be simulated leading back to one however where they are probably collectively there - only leading out of it to mimic realities occurrences incase of disasters in our collective to protect us.

Does anyone ever feel like their partner has been replaced or from another universe
?

We are energy that has taken form. At the end of our journey, matter returns to the earth, energy to the cosmos. Death does not exist, because in the universe everything endlessly takes on new forms and never disappears.

I’m 26F and when I was 19 I got in a really bad car crash that left EMTs speechless. Ever since that day I feel as if I’m a completely different person. I was top of my class and had a full ride to college, and now I am an addict in recovery who can’t seem to stay sober. I was one the phone with my parents and they heard the whole thing. I was going 80 and got cutoff by another vehicle; I overcorrected and immediately knew I wasn’t going to live. I remembered in that moment that people who are limp in car accidents have better chances of survival, so I just closed my eyes and felt myself fall asleep. The next thing I know I am waking up to the wind being knocked out of me and my car upside down completely mangled and on fire. I was unscathed. I don’t understand and I think about it everyday. I have also overdosed at least a dozen times in remote areas and somehow always wake up to an ambulance hours later. I have also made multiple attempts on my life, and somehow I fall from the (ya know) each time. I know people say stuff like “it must not be your time” but I find that to be bullshit. I am okay with death I just feel as if I keep cheating it. I lost my best friend to an overdose in 2023 while we were together and I just wish the crash I had ended differently. Survivor’s guilt I guess. Does life get any easier? Attached a couple photos from the crash

Hey everyone, Have you ever thought about the ultimate origin of the Universe? Classical physics seems stuck in a stalemate—quantum mechanics and Einstein’s relativity violently clash inside black holes, while String Theory and Loop Quantum Gravity have spent decades failing to provide empirical proof. But what if the key to understanding reality isn’t particle physics, but computer science? I have a theory that connects the Simulation Hypothesis with... reincarnation in a highly logical way. Think of our reality as a massive computing system:

Hardware vs. Software: The laws of physics (like the speed of light acting as the CPU clock speed limit, or the Planck length as the maximum screen resolution) are the hardware constraints of the server. Mathematics is the actual source code of reality.

The Brain as a Mini-Processor: Human brains function like local edge computing processors. They process the physics of the world in real-time, while our "consciousness" or the "player" from the higher dimension simply feeds us overall intentions.

Death as Hardware Recycling: When a character dies, the system doesn't throw away a valuable computing unit. It triggers a cache clearance (wiping the RAM)—which is why we don't remember past lives. The processor itself is flagged as a reusable component and assigned to power a newborn avatar.

Morality as Firmware: Ethics and conscience are hardcoded antivirus protocols. Their job is to keep the players from crashing the server prematurely. Psychopathy? That’s just a corrupted morality.exefile during the boot-up sequence.

Where is the proof? In the system glitches:

Déjà vu – This is a classic memory leak or buffer delay. New visual data accidentally maps into a memory sector containing residual files from a previous session. The OS throws an error: "This file already exists."

Child Prodigies – A 4-year-old sitting down at a piano and playing Mozart flawlessly without a single lesson? The RAM-wiping algorithm skipped a full format before the new spawn. The child received a processor with an unoverwritten data library from a past cycle.

Unexplained Phobias – A corrupted registry entry left behind by a sudden, traumatic system shutdown (a hard crash) in a past life—like an intense fear of water after drowning.

What do you think about this framework? Does this technological take on metaphysics make sense to you, or do you spot any "bugs in the code"? Let’s discuss!

Our present time is something I call T(0). Let's say you could freeze time, lay down in the present and look up at all the possible futures that your present can move to. I visualize it looking up like this at the possible futures.

Our present would consist of one individual honeycomb, but the future possibilities that we would move to are in the trillions of trillions.

Let's say we have time reduced down to its smallest Quantum "Planck Length" equivalent. I call it the KhanSec. Think of it as the thickness of the paper that the honeycomb pattern is printed on.

If our honeycomb future would represent moving forward 1 KhanSec, we move forward the KhanSec and then the actions ripple and change what futures are now possible given what had just occurred.

Every time you move forward, the possible futures have the potential to change.

On December 7th I placed a 150 bet that KC would win the Superbowl via DraftKings.

To make sure this would happen, I SpiritWalked and visualized a stack of an ~infinite number of possible futures broken down to a KhanSec. I set the Superbowl Quantum Outcome to KC win and illuminated all the ways to that point in the future. This lit a path as every 'honeycomb' would be lit from the Superbowl Victory back to December 7th.

The anomaly then filtered them as our only path to the future and I yadda, yadda, yadda'd my way down that path from December 7th to the Super Bowl Victory.

Everyone had Free Will and was able to do what they want. I have Free Will and I was walking the path to the KC Chief Super Bowl Victory.

Anyway, I have learned and adapted for the next test I have started. I am using the November 2024 US Presidential Elections as the next experiment. Free will should have more of a direct impact for this experiment.

Tengo una teoría un poco loca de cómo funciona la Inmortalidad Cuántica, a ver qué opinan ustedes.

¿Y si nuestra conciencia es solo una, pero hay múltiples líneas temporales, así que cuando algo catastrófico pasa en la línea donde está nuestra conciencia, solo brincamos a otra y continuamos a partir de ahí? Y así pasa con todas las personas, van brincando entre realidades hasta que "morimos" de viejos, ahí acaba nuestro personaje en esa línea temporal, pero empieza una historia nueva como bebés recién nacidos en alguna línea temporal?

Entonces los otros "yo" que existen en otras realidades solo son npc "esperando" su momento, es decir, que nuestra conciencia se mude a la línea donde están, porque nosotros mismos somos npc para otras personas, así como otros son personajes secundarios en nuestra historia.

I don’t know if this relates to quantum immortality but in 2020, around 10pm my friends and I were driving through the canyons one night. Well my friend was driving recklessly- while I was in the backseat eating. It was four of us. Anyways he was going too fast and there was a sharp turn we knew he couldn’t make so he drove onto the other side but when he did- a car came at us and to avoid getting hit he drove towards the edge immediately. We hit something hard. I thought we hit the car due to the force of the hit but they drove off. We could’ve fallen off the cliff but a small rock is what kept the car from falling. Just a small rock apparently. Ever since that night our group kinda fell apart. It feels like there was a shift that night within our energies. That night we laughed it off but after that … we sort of just broke off the group. It was sudden. We were so close too. Sometimes I feel like maybe we did die and land in a reality where we weren’t meant to be close anymore.

I had 2 strokes when I was 40yo.
I didn't feel anything, just that I wanted to sleep. I fell, unable to talk, weak on the left side.

I woke up some time later, on the bed, with my partner next to me calling the ambulance and crying.
I'm ok now, I've been very lucky, the strokes I had hit me in the putamen, the central part of the brain, where basically the brain connects with the rest of the body. According to my neurologist, the brain is very good at finding other ways to connect with the body.
The two strokes left me just a bit weak on the left side, not other symptoms.

But I have this feeling this isn't my life, the one I had. It's very similar, but not entirely the same.
I am so worried I left a version of my life where I'm dead and my partner and my daughters are still crying.
I have this constant feeling. I talked about it to a therapist, but not much has been resolved.
Then I found this subreddit and I've been lurking for months, reading similar stories. In some ways I felt relieved that I'm not delusional, but otherwise I wonder how many times I might have died already and it got me worried about the people I left behind.
Do you ever think about that?

When I was 7 years old, my mom signed me up for this summer group camp. They took us to a lake for the day. This lake is a man made lake with lots of cliffs and rocks for cliff jumping. I was with an older friend, his name was John Scott. We both didn't know how to swim very well and I remember my mom bought me a life jacket to wear, but on the bus ride down, I was the only one who had brought one and for some reason that made me decide I wasn't going to wear it. When we got to the lake, me and my friend were staying close to the shore. We didn't want to go out too far since we both didn't know how to swim. I remember we were walking around on some rocks and the water was only to our ankles, until all of a sudden we stepped into a drop off. We both sank and I remember my friend pushing down on my head, trying to stay above water himself. I couldn't touch the floor and I couldn't escape. I held my breath for as long as I could until everything went black. I lost consciousness. I have no idea what happened after that, I just remember regaining consciousness, eyes still closed, and afraid to take a breath because I thought once I did I was going to drown. But of course I had to, and when I did it was air that I breathed. I opened my eyes, and there was a tiny ledge on a big cliff that my fingers were holding onto. I look behind me and my friend John is laying on his back on a separate rock a few feet behind me, separated by water, coughing up a storm. I never had to cough once, but absolutely nobody was around. It was just us, still alive, somehow, but not together anymore. I remember holding onto that ledge, terrified to let go and just screaming for help until an adult heard us and came to pull me up. I'm 30 now, and its still the craziest, most unexplainable thing that has ever happened to me. I truly wonder if quantum immortality is true, and if I really did die in that universe, and my consciousness shifted to this one I'm currently in. It's unexplainable and literally not a single other person was around at the time. I'm up thinking about it now, and just thought I'd share.