So I asked Google AI about Dark Matter and then this happened

[Studeo]

Hello, it's been good long while since I last posted in PA and I had to share this thought experiment I did with the basic Google A. I. on my phone About Dark Matter, Multiverses, life and death as you would of course. I tried to screen shot but it did not capture the whole conversation so I did a screen recording instead manually scrolling down so pause to read the video
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This is a 2.7GB download and is an hour if you don't adjust your own playback speed . I anyone can succeedfully repost this in full on this forum please do but please do it in this thread.


Slow Scroll- A conversation about Dark Matter, the Multiverse, Quantum theory, life and Death

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FbQ...w?usp=drivesdk

The Math According to Google A.I.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1680...w?usp=drivesdk

Tldr.
I set the conversation with the first question What is Dark Matter
The answer was the currently known definition
After asking how many Multiverses is required to account for the observed extra gravity that is referred to Dark Matter.
Answer was 5.47
I then posite that the extra . 47 it would break the universe because it would unbalance the gravity holding stars to there respective galaxies.
Answer yes
I then posite that the . 47 was a Quantum universe outside spacetime that permeates all the 5 Multiverses adding the needed underlying randomness of possibilities for the creation of life..
Answer yes this would be an answer to the many cons to the theory of Multiverses
I then posit that Black Holes connected the Multiverses together and can pass quantum information that result when mater enters the Black holes and the Quantum Universe collects that information and then uses that information to influence the Multiverse.
IAnswer Yes this will happen
I then posit that all simple/complex life in the Multiverse being connected to the Quantum Universe would return to the Quantum Universe to add their information.
Answer yes, All life would be connected on a Quantum level and when they end/die their information will return and The Quantum Universe would use that information to alter the Multiverse at a Quantum level.
I posit that if we die we could return to Multiverse.
Answer yes but only as Quantum information and can be at anyplace and anytime and in any universe in the Multiverses because the Quantum Universe outside spacetime it is not a part of our frame of spacetime.
I posit that if the Quantum Universe existed before the Bigbang/Expansion would it be the Catalyst for the creation of the Multiverse.
Answer Yes it would be the Parent of the Multiverse to expand its Quantum information and would benefital to create and to experience Spacetime and life.

This is a paraphrased discription of the exchange I had and I highly recommend people view the video because it was a fascinating discourse and left me thinking WTH did I just do? Is this the answer to LIFE,THE UNIVERSE AND EVERYTING and it is 5+1

[petra]

My dad used to talk about dark matter a lot and so I feel like this is important.

The video will simply not play for me. When I click the play button nothing happens.


Mod note from Bill:
Now fixed. See the original post above.

[petra]

Whoa. This is so much different on laptop. I can’t see the video at all on laptop, and the mp4 link is not there. If I try the mp4 link from my phone there’s no movie. That mp4 link is new too, I didn’t see it the first time

Edit: And now it’s gone again

[Studeo]

I am sorry about that. I redid the video and scrolled much more slowly and uploaded it to my Google drive. it's about 60 minutes long 2.7gb insize

[Studeo]

Here is a video from Anton Petrov that discusses that there maybe scientific proof that consciousness is quantum in nature. This could tie into my hypothesis that we are all connected to a quantum universe outside space-time that is the parent of a 5x multiverse that could account for Dark Matter who's Gravity is present in our normal space-time as discussed in my original post of this thread.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=QXElfzVgg6M

[Antihero]

I asked AI this question:
If we are infinite beings, souls or whatever you may call the permanent being, that shall and has existed forever.
1. is it a blessing to be eternal
2. is it a prison to be eternal

The AI told me it's a prison, that's all I need to know about the atheistic programming of the current models.

[petra]

Posted by Antihero (here)
I asked AI this question:
If we are infinite beings, souls or whatever you may call the permanent being, that shall and has existed forever.
1. is it a blessing to be eternal
2. is it a prison to be eternal

The AI told me it's a prison, that's all I need to know about the atheistic programming of the current models.

I asked Grok and ChatGPT, they both think the conditions of eternity should be stated.

It’s a prison if you are -forced- to continue. That seems to be key.

[Studeo]

Is consciousness quantum?

CPU inventor and physicist Federico Faggin, together with Prof. Giacomo Mauro D'Ariano, proposes that consciousness is not an emergent property of the brain, but a fundamental aspect of reality itself: quantum fields are conscious and have free will. In this theory, our physical body is a quantum-classical ‘machine,’ operated by free will decisions of quantum fields. Faggin calls the theory 'Quantum Information Panpsychism' (QIP) and claims that it can give us testable predictions in the near future. If the theory is correct, it not only will be the most accurate theory of consciousness, it will also solve mysteries around the interpretation of quantum mechanics.

Interview by Hans Busstra, Essentia Foundation.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=0FUFewGHLLg

[Studeo]

In this conversation with Hans Busstra, the legendary CPU inventor explains his quantum theory of consciousness in more detail and outlines some of his novel ideas, to be presented in his upcoming new book. He discusses, for instance, how we should regard our material universe: “spacetime and matter are the permanent memory of the experience of the self knowing of One.”

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=cXlxCOoNZ7E

[ExomatrixTV]

• Science Fiction No More: Scientists May Have Finally Seen Dark Matter:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=L6HJAKDE-78

After nearly a century of searching, scientists working on the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment may have detected their most intriguing hint yet of dark matter. A mysterious particle interaction has left researchers searching for an explanation. But with only one unusual event, the evidence is far from enough to claim a historic discovery. Could this be humanity's first glimpse of the invisible substance shaping the universe?

[DNA]

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=pV4fOxaupV8

Listening to this video today and then saw the title of this thread
At 8:25 eight minutes twenty give seconds into the video Billy Meier shares what he was told about anti-matter
Video is from 1992.
He mentions that there are alternate dimensions and planets made from this and it powers some of their space faring vessels

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Oh,
Okay
Antimatter and darkmatter are not the same things.

I didn't know that, but here's a little video on that

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=YG_I0vY4bM4

[ExomatrixTV]

Posted by DNA (here)
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• Anti-Matter is regular matter's "mirror image" twin. Every normal particle has an antimatter counterpart with identical mass but an opposite electric charge (such as a negatively charged antiproton or a positively charged positron). “Antimatter annihilates upon contact with regular matter, releasing energy in the form of photons” -- [YouTube]. It is well understood, easily produced in particle accelerators, and used in real-world medical tech like PET scans.
• Dark Matter acts as an invisible cosmic "glue" that keeps galaxies from spinning itself apart. Unlike regular matter or antimatter, it does not interact with the electromagnetic spectrum at all. “researchers have been able to infer the existence of dark matter only from the gravitational effect it seems to have on visible matter.” -- [CERN]. It generates a pulling, attractive gravitational force that shapes cosmic structures.
• Dark Energy acts as a cosmic "accelerator pedal," driving galaxies apart. It is a smooth, mysterious pressure embedded within space itself rather than a physical object or particle bundle. “Dark energy is the name scientists have given to whatever is causing our universe to expand at an accelerating rate over time” -- [NASA Science]. While dark matter pulls things together locally, dark energy stretches the fabric of space globally.

Why the Word "Dark" Causes Confusion

The word "dark" is a linguistic placeholder for human ignorance rather than a literal visual property, leading to three common misconceptions:

• Not a Visual Shade: People frequently picture dark matter as black dust clouds, shadow objects, or cold dead planets. In physics, "dark" actually means completely transparent. It does not absorb, reflect, or emit any light, rendering it entirely invisible across all wavelengths.
• False Assumption of Sameness: Sharing the word "dark" leads many to assume dark matter and dark energy are variations of the same substance. “While the two are both cosmic mysteries with "dark" in their name, they are not the same thing.” -- [NASA Science]. In reality, they are separate phenomena that work in direct opposition—one aggregates matter via gravity, while the other tears space apart. [3, 5, 8]
• Literal Meaning vs. Scientific Label: In standard language, dark describes a lack of light illumination. In astronomy, "dark" translates to unidentified and unmapped. It highlights a boundary where our mathematical formulas work, but our particle theories run out of answers.

How to Judge the Unknown Universe

To conceptualize and evaluate the vast unseen parts of our universe, scientists rely on cosmic ratios and indirect structural footprints:

1. Assess the Universal Breakdown: Everything we can see, touch, and interact with—including stars, gas clouds, planets, and antimatter—comprises a tiny minority of reality. “68 % dark energy, 27 % dark matter, and 5 % ordinary or normal matter, mass, and energy.” -- [Shutterstock].
2. Measure via Gravitational Footprints: We judge dark matter not by seeing it, but by measuring its heavy weight. We calculate how its immense mass bends light moving from distant stars (gravitational lensing) and pulls visible stars into faster galactic orbits than normal mass alone could justify.
3. Track the Expansion Acceleration: We judge dark energy by looking at how the distance between remote galaxies changes over time. By using exploding stars (supernovae) as cosmic markers, scientists confirmed that galaxies are moving away from each other at a speed that increases every second.
4. Treat the Labels as Algebraic Placeholders: Think of dark matter and dark energy as "X" and "Y" in a colossal cosmic equation. They are operational labels that allow us to build highly accurate cosmological models, even while the exact underlying particles or field dynamics remain hidden.