How to Travel Reality

Abstract

If this reality is a simulation, is it possible to access the world beyond this perceptual reality? Within the framework of emulationism, we discuss methods to understand the outside of this world within the perceptual matrix—a deterministic information universe—and explore ways to achieve time travel and parallel worlds by obtaining its emulation program. Additionally, while defining physical information traveling through reality, we investigate the nature of cognitive entities and the concept of self. Note: In the creation of this paper, we have undertaken all writing ourselves and have not used generative AI for text generation except for translation purposes.

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Ryunosuke Ishizaki
ETH Zurich (PhD)

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