Negative Time The Quantum Phenomenon in a Frame by frame simulated universe

"Negative time" is one of the most fascinating quantum discoveries, challenging our understanding of reality. This video explores how the recent experimental evidence for photons appearing to spend negative time as atomic excitations connects to my groundbreaking framework of a simulated universe. In my papers, available on ResearchGate and ResearchHub, I propose a frame-by-frame model of the universe where particles are rendered with metadata—or "metatags"—defining their states and interactions. This model provides a powerful explanation for quantum anomalies like negative time, interpreting them as artifacts of metadata corrections and frame duplications in a 3D simulated space. Discover how these ideas can unify quantum mechanics and classical physics, providing new insights into phenomena such as quantum tunneling, entanglement, and even black hole dynamics. 🔍 Key Papers Highlighted in the Video: Integration and Refinement of Digital Physics: Unifying Quantum and Classical with a Discrete Framework Metatagging Data for a Quantum Universe: Computational Insights into Frame-Based Simulations Finite-Density Black Holes in a Quantum Gravity Framework Experimental evidence that a photon can spend a negative amount of time in an atom cloud Daniela Angulo1,*, Kyle Thompson1, Vida-Michelle Nixon1, Andy Jiao1, Howard M. Wiseman2, and Aephraim M. Steinberg1 https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.03680 🌌 Explore more of my research here: ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/... ResearchHub: https://www.researchhub.com/author/59... Join me in uncovering the mysteries of quantum physics and the digital nature of our universe. Like, subscribe, and share to support these groundbreaking ideas!