The Cosmological Engineer: Mormonism and Simulation Theory

@Eternal_Saints_ most compelling argument I've seen for the veracity of mormonism. makes sense.

Hi Kirk, I’m an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and currently working on my doctoral dissertation at Gonzaga University. I came across your recent videos on X and wanted to thank you for sharing and to see if you would be open to comparing notes and ideas. Over the last several months I have researched and reached many of the same conclusions using restored gospel first principles and how they answer the toughest dilemmas in quantum mechanics, psychology, and other diverse fields. With Grok as my research partner, along with other more traditional other research methods, I have even landed on some of the same terminology to describe these emergent patterns before seeing your work. I’d be very interested in comparing notes if you’re open to it. Either way, thank you for sharing your work.

@BryanWardBlair1 DM me, I will give you a 100 page treatise next week

Much appreciated. DMs seem to be blocked. My email is [email protected] if you want to send anything there. I’ll reply with what I have so far as well.

This is the best description of my feelings about our purpose here in life.

Well put!

This is so fascinating! 🔥

Lmao 😂

It’s not “Mormonism;” it’s the restoration of knowledge from God. Joseph Smith was the conduit.

I am open to the possibility that Joseph received divine inspiration to give humans the correct cosmology and a path toward maximum joy. When mormonism works, it's hard to dispute the fruit. Provo, Logan, St. George, and other towns are incredible. 😀

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This is great work