Scientist Robert Lanza explains why 'Death does not Exist'. According to him, Death is merely Transport into another Universe and can be understood with Quantum physics. He argues that if we incorporate life and consciousness into the equation, many scientific puzzles can be explained, including why the universe appears fine-tuned for life.

@RobertLanza is a scientist, author, and professor at Wake Forest University. He is known for his groundbreaking work in stem cell research and regenerative medicine. TIME magazine named him one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World,” and Prospect magazine listed him among the Top 50 “World Thinkers.”

Dr. Lanza has published hundreds of scientific papers and over 30 books on topics like stem cells, tissue engineering, and regeneration. He’s also the author of books like Biocentrism, Beyond Biocentrism, and The Grand Biocentric Design, exploring the role of consciousness in shaping reality.

We often think of the afterlife as something tied to religion or spirituality. But science might also explore it in some ways. Dr. Robert Lanza believes we’re looking at things the wrong way. He says life, especially consciousness, is more important than the universe itself. Through his theory called 'Biocentrism,' he claims that space and time only exist because our consciousness perceives them. Biocentrism, meaning "life at the center," is a bold theory. If proven true, it could change how we understand physics, biology, the mind, and even artificial intelligence. For example, imagine a blade of grass. Your brain, through your eyes, tells you it’s green. But what if scientists could change how your brain processes that and make you see it as red or yellow? Dr. Lanza explains that reality is just how our brain interprets sensory information.

Our consciousness builds our experience of reality. While physics treats space and time as fixed, Lanza argues they are just tools of the mind. He even suggests that death isn’t real in any true sense.

Notice how, for instance, when you are a child, days and weeks seem to drag on, while when you get older, they fly by. Time itself hasn’t changed just our perception of it. Whether the universe actually works the way in which we perceive it isn’t readily known. One of the fundamental laws of Newtonian physics is that energy isn’t created or destroyed, it simply takes another form. The energy trapped in our brain must take another form then, even when a person dies. Meanwhile, our senses tell us that it’s their end. But where does this energy go? In a world with endless space and time, could death really exist? If not, is immortality a phenomenon that occurs within space-time or outside of it?

This scientist says, 'Nothing you see is real.' He explains that everything we experience—space, time, the sun, the moon, and physical objects—are just part of a mental 'visualization tool' we use to interact with the world."

Donald Hoffman, a cognitive scientist and professor at the University of California proposes that in reality, the true nature of the universe is very different from what we perceive.

Dr. Hoffman proposes that rather than being created by the brain, a universal consciousness creates brain activity and is responsible for all matter in the physical world.

He says that our brains are like this virtual reality system, rendering objects like neurons only when needed. We are not truly aware of the deeper reality outside of space and time, just like a video game player doesn't know how the game engine works under the surface. Our experiences, thoughts, and feelings are part of this "simulation."

@donalddhoffman Hoffman suggests that consciousness is exploring endless possibilities, but we're limited by our human perceptions, like only being able to imagine a few dimensions or colors. He believes that by trying to understand this "visualization tool" more deeply, we can expand our minds and get closer to understanding the true nature of consciousness and reality, which is far beyond what we can currently imagine.

@YesTheory and I had the privilege of speaking with UFO Whistleblower Dave Grusch for hours after his congressional testimony. Thread of key takeaways below (part 1): Hints of reverse engineering programs are everywhere and often publicly available. Nathan Twining was head of Air Materiel Command for the Air Force. In the postscript of his famous 1947 memo on UFO’s, he literally discusses the possibility of American programs building them: