Gravity: The Missing Proof of Simulation Theory?

Simulation theory first captured the public's imagination with the release of The Matrix in 1999. However, it wasn't until 2003 that the idea began to be taken seriously in academic circles, thanks to philosopher Nick Bostrom's landmark paper. In it, Bostrom systematically argued that we might be living inside a simulation created by an advanced civilization. Since then, many scientists have been exploring ways to test this intriguing hypothesis. Now, physicist Melvin Vopson claims to have found stronger evidence, stating:
'Just as computers compress data to save memory and operate more efficiently, the universe might be doing something similar. This gives gravity a completely different meaning — not merely as a physical force, but as a byproduct of the universe’s effort to maintain order.'"

Is gravity evidence of a computational universe?
https://pubs.aip.org/aip/adv/article/15/4/045035/3345217/Is-gravity-evidence-of-a-computational-universe

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