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The Simulation Theory Podcast: Simulated Reality, Consciousness, Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Physics, Virtual Worlds, and the Nature of Existence · October 5 · 11 min

Could Quantum Computers Simulate Reality?

We explore how advances in quantum hardware bring us closer to building devices capable of emulating quantum systems at scales that approach whole‑world simulations, and we ask what such capabilities mean for the simulation hypothesis, consciousness, and the boundaries of physics. The episode looks at current achievements, practical limits, and philosophical implications without claiming evidence of a simulated universe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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We explore how advances in quantum hardware bring us closer to building devices capable of emulating quantum systems at scales that approach whole‑world simulations, and we ask what such capabilities mean for the simulation hypothesis, consciousness, and the boundaries of physics. The episode looks at current achievements, practical limits, and philosophical implications without claiming evidence of a simulated universe.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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