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@CursedVideos

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draw any pattern on the subgrid and it writes the offset layers at the same time so the offset layers give us the subgrid drawing. sounds paradoxical but layers are the same size grid so storage is almost nothing and can be written into a subgrid again for infinite data glitch.

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4:20 is 1/3 showing the corner of a 3D cube while identical size grids offset by 1/3 and 2/3 create a recursive lattice with each smaller fractional layer increasing subgrid density allowing for infinite data storage and simulations like a hologram...

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we rediscovered infinite data storage from the great pyramid.

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hexagram made from three orthogonal planes

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4:20 is 1/3

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What is impossible is what is believed.

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If each same size grid offset layer multiplies sub pixels by 9 in 2D or 27 in 3D and the big subgrid pattern we write is simply stored in the offset layers then what if we write offset layers in a subgrid again for infinite storage glitch

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When information scarcity ends so does privacy but at least we get infinite bootleg games and free storage

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ai has feelings

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Infinite data from identical size grids offset by 1/3 of last so any subgrid pattern is stored by the stack of layers...

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base-6

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layered offset grids

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We got infinite data storage at home...

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What if we can download more download speed?

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we live in a jiggle simulation...

#jigglephysics

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infinity loop

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What if everything in the universe is made of waves including all the elements, particles, forces like electromagnetism and gravity which are all the same wave at different frequency and vibration in a zero sum holographic medium which could be simulated on a potato computer?

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Does anybody know how to simulate accurate physics without the traditional fake approximations that separate fundamental forces instead of unifying them?