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Topic	"The universe shouldn't exist", says Cern physicists
Ammonitida 11/04/17 8:35:40 AM #81:	DawkinsNumber4 posted... https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/32505/? " I used a feature called Occlusion Culling, where i manually put occlusion planes in some spots of the interiors to improve performance. What these occlusion planes do is unrender parts of the cell/objects/NPCs that are not being seen by the player, in most cases behind a wall or above/below floors (occluded). Why make your hardware render things when they are not being seen, right?! Occlusion Culling is an old technique used in lots of games including Skyrim, so dont worry about any damage to your hardware because what it does is the opposite: If less things are being draw on-screen at the same time, it means your hardware is using less processing power to achieve the same thing, and it automatically converts in better performance." This could explain the results from the double-slit and quantum entanglement experiments (particularity the one where it was proven that quantum particles don't spin unless a conscious observer looks at it). The computer that generates our universe, while extremely powerful, still has its limitations, and these limitations are being masked by something similar to this "occlusion culling". This guy explains it in more detail. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CyN8rYdX6g <cite>Ammonitida posted [p:889736198] in "The ... [t:75911962]...</cite> <quote><cite>DawkinsNumber4 posted...</cite> <quote>https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/32505/? " I used a feature called Occlusion Culling, where i manually put occlusion planes in some spots of the interiors to improve performance. What these occlusion planes do is unrender parts of the cell/objects/NPCs that are not being seen by the player, in most cases behind a wall or above/below floors (occluded). Why make your hardware render things when they are not being seen, right?! Occlusion Culling is an old technique used in lots of games including Skyrim, so dont worry about any damage to your hardware because what it does is the opposite: If less things are being draw on-screen at the same time, it means your hardware is using less processing power to achieve the same thing, and it automatically converts in better performance."</quote> This could explain the results from the double-slit and quantum entanglement experiments (particularity the one where it was proven that quantum particles don't spin unless a conscious observer looks at it). The computer that generates our universe, while extremely powerful, still has its limitations, and these limitations are being masked by something similar to this "occlusion culling". This guy explains it in more detail. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CyN8rYdX6g</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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