UBC Study Disproves Matrix Theory, Says Reality Isn't a Simulation

A new study from UBC Okanagan refutes the Simulation hypothesis, claiming that the computer simulation theory of reality is mathematically impossible, reshaping our understanding of the Universe.

• Conducted by Dr. Mir Faizal and colleagues, the UBCO study employs mathematics to demonstrate that the concept of a computer simulation of reality is strictly impossible.
• The research challenges popular ideas by asserting that the simulation theory contradicts fundamental principles of quantum gravity and quantum mechanics, leading to its dismissal.
• Dr. Lawrence Krauss, part of the research team, emphasizes the importance of the scientific method in exploring our universe, ultimately reinforcing the idea that we are not living in a simulated reality.