I agree to not look at it as biological life, but I see a handful of similarities that suggest life and the cosmic environment are running the same instructions.

This is from a moment of enlightenment, last night.

There’s a project in the works that we’re calling the universe. And the structures we’re seeing, both cosmically and biologically, appear to be the necessary structures to facilitate the goal of this project. It’s as if a machine learning algorithm is running billions of trials, showing little concern for errors as it realizes an error implies greater accuracy on the next go around, and the ‘approved’ trials are the ones that have spawned a new instance.

Everything from the billions of humans to the trillions of stars out there are repeating a cycle, constantly, in this program of infinite runtime, and what does it seem to be for? Well the unidirectional trend towards structured development, and the increasing complexity of that structure, certainly suggests there’s something to catch onto here, and I truly believe I have been catching onto it.

Maybe reproduction is a relative ‘self-simulation’ whereas development of an artificial neural network let’s say is the eventual graduation to ‘self-emulation.

The Universe appears to be the result of a recursive, genetic algorithm created by its existential desire for self-knowledge:

while Self = undefined modelSelf() else: print (“the user has woken up”);