Andrew T. Jaffe proposes Cognitive Dream Interface Theory (CDIT), an alternative to materialism and simulation theory that posits consciousness as the primary foundation of existence. Rather than matter giving rise to awareness, this theory suggests that the physical world—including space and time—is a rendered, lawful appearance within a shared experiential field, much like the structured reality experienced during a dream.
A physicist explores the simulation hypothesis – the idea that our reality could be a computer simulation – and its implications, drawing on philosophy, technology, and scientific observations.
