Digital Physics: Decoding the Universe

In this vital and ground-breaking exploration of the universe, Ediho Lokanga has written a compelling work allowing us to understand the universe through the computational and consciousness model. Information and consciousness may offer a unifying language for quantum theory and general relativity, offering a new perspective on quantum gravity and the theory of everything, thus contributing to a better description of the universe. There is no doubt that the last few years have demonstrated the important role that information and consciousness play in allowing us to understand physics and science in a new light.Information provides facts about our physical world. However, some researchers in the digital physics community claim that consciousness is primary, that is, more fundamental than matter and energy, and that information and consciousness underpin and make up the universe. Experiments in quantum mechanics have demonstrated beyond doubt that consciousness plays a fundamental role in every experiment. For instance, factors associated with consciousness such as observation, measurement, thinking and intention have a direct correlation with our physical world, as pointed out by several physicists. The outcome of these experiments suggests that it is consciousness that creates reality. Our thoughts and observations create our reality. The quantum double-slit experiment demonstrates how our consciousness and the physical world are intertwined, making us realize that the observer creates reality. This experiment has played a key role in understanding how consciousness shapes the nature of our physical world or reality. Although the scientific community have not yet come up with credible explanations for the extent of this connection, the answer is that consciousness is fundamental, the source of everything, and that electrons are embedded with consciousness.Digital physics (DP) is changing the landscape of theoretical physics and our understanding of the structure of the universe, and a shift is simultaneously taking place towards an emphasis on our needs, how we perceive others and our own place in the universe. It appears that the study of the universe and the understanding of consciousness is likely to play a crucial role in physics and in the search for a theory of everything. Furthermore, it is now clear that consciousness can access information via remote viewing, dreams, out-of-body experiments etc., through recognition and intuition. Parallel or infinite universes exist simultaneously, and in our dreams, our consciousness is able to cross over into parallel universes. Perception is the key: as shown in quantum mechanics experiments, reality cannot exist without our consciousness. Thus, consciousness is fundamental to nature, and is embedded into the fabric of reality. Consciousness transcends space and time.