Quantum Reality: Bridging Physics and Simulation Theory

Quantum mechanics, with its probabilistic nature and wave-particle duality, challenges classical notions of reality. Phenomena like superposition and entanglement suggest that at a fundamental level, reality behaves like information processing. Simulation theory intersects here, positing that the universe might operate as a computational system. Quantum behavior, such as the observer effect and discrete energy states, aligns with the idea of programmed rules governing a simulated environment, blurring the line between physics and code.