Reality isn’t what it looks like — and in this episode, we dive into eight of the most mind-bending models that challenge everything we think we know about existence. From higher-dimensional frameworks in string theory to Nick Bostrom’s bold simulation hypothesis, we explore the theories that push the limits of physics, consciousness, and cosmology.

You’ll travel through Donald Hoffman’s idea that the world is just a user interface built by evolution, Yoshida’s superwave theory of cosmic vibrations, and Roger Penrose’s conformal cyclic cosmology, which suggests our universe may be just one chapter in an infinite cosmic series. We break down how black holes might give birth to new universes, and what the double-double slit experiment could mean for the existence of parallel realities.

Whether you’re into theoretical physics, metaphysics, or just love having your mind stretched, this episode is a tour through the wildest and most compelling models of what reality might really be.

Step in, and let the edges of your universe expand