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Tnx ... A SIMULATED REALITY on YT ... They have declared total war on humanity as we know it. Act Accordingly... DNA and cell resonance: magnetic waves enable cell communication https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22011216/ Sentient World Simulation (SWS): A Continuously Running Model of the Real World https://krannert.purdue.edu/academics/mis/workshop/AC2_100606.pdf The US Military Is Building Its Own Metaverse Defense tech companies have latched on to the metaverse hype-but what they're building will be a far cry from Meta's virtual world As with Zuckerberg's planned metaverse, newer military systems rely heavily on AI to be effective. In October 2020, the AR technology developed by Red6 was used to pit a real fighter pilot against an aircraft controlled by an AI algorithm developed as part of a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) AI dogfighting project. The AI top gun, created by another startup called EpiSci, learned how to outmaneuver and outgun an opponent through a process of trial and error. The AI pilot eventually developed superhuman skills and was able to beat its human opponent every time. Another DARPA project, called Perceptually-enabled Task Guidance, aims to create an AI assistant that watches what a soldier is doing and offers advice through speech, sound, or graphics. In contrast to the augmented reality system developed by Boeing, which only works in a specific setting, such a system would need to make sense of the real world. Bruce Draper, the DARPA program manager responsible, says the real value of technologies being explored by the military lies in merging the real and the virtual. "The metaverse is mostly virtual, and virtual worlds are useful for training, but we live in the physical world," he says. "The military domain is inherently physical, it's not about an abstract metaverse." Such high-profile and expensive endeavours have only boosted the confidence of those pushing the military metaverse. "I know that this is the future of military training," says Doug Philippone, global defence lead at Palantir, a defence company that has invested in Anduril. Philippone is also a cofounder of Snowpoint Ventures, which has invested in Red6. "But I also see it as the future of the way that the military fights and makes decisions. So it's not just about fighting, it's about making decisions." https://www.wired.com/story/military-metaverse/