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We all remember how Elon Musk raised everyone’s eyebrows by stating he believes we live in a simulation. With a perfectly straight face. And while for many, it may be hard to process the idea, scientists have backed up the belief in such a scenario, like the Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom, who has a theory that suggests we may be living in a computer simulation. Computer scientist Rizwan Virk analyzed this possibility further in his 2019 book “The Simulation Hypothesis.” And there are many more thinkers who are totally for the idea that we do live a simulated computer reality.
News Category Global Banking & Finance Reviews Versus Game Secures $4 Million Financing Round Led By Raised In Space & Plus Eight Equity Partners Versus Game Secures $4 Million Financing Round Led By Raised In Space & Plus Eight Equity Partners Versus Game, the world’s leading consumer prediction/social wagering marketplace, has announced it has completed a $4 million Series Seed round of financing, allowing the company to massively expand its user base through engaging more influencers in the entertainment, sports and social media spaces. The investment round was co-led by Raised In Space and Plus Eight Equity Partners. Raised in Space is a joint venture between Scooter Brauns Ithaca Holdings and Ripple’s Xpring. Raised in Space partners, Shara Senderoff and Zach Katz supported the investment with their signature hands-on guidance and partnership services.
Copy to Clipboard (Getty Images) Reverse engineering is a rather common practice used by several industries as well as governmental organizations in order to stay at par with or surpass global competitors. In fact, several research and development wings of tech-based companies invest heavily in backtracking software or hardware prototypes in order to keep up with global trends. But while such an approach may be feasible in our worldly day-to-day, is it possible to apply the same to solve otherworldly mysteries? There is a lot of speculation whether the US military has derived various forms of technology from downed UFOs, and whether we are competing with extra-terrestrial beings by using their crafts as a substrate for advances in modern technology. Several researchers have investigated the possibility that the wreckage obtained from Roswell and other alleged UFO crash sites may have provided us with technology to create fiber optics, night vision, et cetera.