"MIT Scientist's Simulation Hypothesis Makes Compelling Case For the Matrix --The Next Web
"Those looking to expand their brains for a few hours should enjoy this cerebral work. A well-crafted discussion of simulation that is unexpectedly persuasive." --Kirkus Reviews
"The Simulation Hypothesis presents a radical alternative to current models of reality ...The result is a stunning reappraisal of what it means to be human in an infinite universe." --Jacques Vallée, venture capitalist and author of Forbidden Science.
"This book lays out both the technical aspects of computer simulation and the mystical reasons why we can take Philip K. Dick seriously when he proposed that we are living in a computer-generated reality. His vision that this world is not quite real informed much of his science fiction. This book explains that idea from scientific and religious perspectives." --Tessa B. Dick, author of Conversations with Philip K. Dick
"In this brilliant integrative work, Riz Virk astutely tackles ideas ranging from Dream Yoga to computational irreducibility, weaving together the disciplines of modern quantum physics, computer science, probability theory, artificial intelligence, and mysticism. " --Thomas Brophy, PhD physics, Co-President, California Institute for Human Science, author of Black Genesis: The Prehistoric Origins of Ancient Egypt
