Deja Vu and Earth Resetting theory.

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Yeah but since we're confined to Earth

We don't have to be.

They are looking for people dedicated to going to mars.

We don't have to be.

They are looking for people dedicated to going to mars.
That's still irrelevant compared to everything else and besides the point.

We don't know if the universe will collapse anyways. Space exploration will provide us a deeper understanding.

Your hypothesis is very similar to religion in the sense that it COULD be true and can't be disproven, but there's no valid reason for believing in it.

Your hypothesis is very similar to religion in the sense that it COULD be true and can't be disproven, but there's no valid reason for believing in it.

It's still more valid than a mystical figure.

Although god could technically be some "alien" computer programming nerd who has a computer sophisticated enough to generate a fictional universe and considering how the universe is infinite it's possible his computer is generating a never ending loop of what we perceive as the universe.

We are just some science experiment. What seems like years to us it's only seconds to the computer programmer.



There is a theory that our universe is a computer simulation which does make sense too. This might mean there is no life on other planets.

A repeated action is not the same as the exact same action down to the last detail.

Deja Vu repeats the exact same action you were doing down to the last detail.
I already explained this. Deja vu comes from your dreams/imagination. These may have originally had details, but often you only remember certain parts. Then, when something in real life happens that is similar to your imagined event, your mind "remembers" that imagined event and fills in the gaps with what you're actually seeing. Then, it seems to be exactly the same. It's like a computer trying to reconstruct a corrupted file, in a way.

It's still more valid than a mystical figure.
Not really considering your 'theory' directly contradicts empirical observations. Not many religions have that property where stuff in the holy scriptures directly contradicts observations.


can you imagine a world where you don't exist, but everything functions perfectly without you?
or watching the world from someone's elses perspective from the moment they're born, and having no ability to do anything?