The Misunderstanding of Simulation Theory: Why the Universe Isn't "Fake"
By Mark Gordon Brown
What if the universe isn't a computer program-but consciousness itself unfolding through information?
In this groundbreaking and visionary book, Mark Gordon Brown dismantles the popular misconception that Simulation Theory means we live inside an artificial video-game reality. Instead, he reveals a deeper truth: the cosmos is a living, self-simulating field of information and awareness.
Drawing on quantum physics, metaphysics, philosophy, and spirituality, Brown bridges science and mysticism to show that reality is not an illusion-it is intelligence becoming aware of itself. He refutes modern critics like Mir Faizal, exposing how their purely algorithmic interpretations miss the deeper ontological meaning of Simulation Theory.
Discover how consciousness renders the world, how matter emerges from information, and how your perception literally co-creates the universe around you. Learn to see through the illusion of separation, reframe reality through direct awareness, and participate consciously in the living code of existence.
Inside you'll explore:
Why Simulation Theory has been misunderstood by scientists and skeptics alike
How quantum information and consciousness form the real substrate of reality
Exercises to "debug" perception and awaken awareness of the code within
The bridge between physics, metaphysics, and spiritual realization
A bold new ontology for the coming age of consciousness
Profound, poetic, and practical, The Misunderstanding of Simulation Theory invites readers to go beyond the clichés of "The Matrix" and step into a new understanding of Informational Reality-where science meets spirit, and the universe becomes the most beautiful simulation imaginable.
Perfect for readers of Nick Bostrom, Donald Hoffman, David Bohm, Alan Watts, and Deepak Chopra.
