The Simulation Source Code Hypothesis
From the public record
Proposed by: Danny Goler and the Code of Reality community
Where this comes from
- Kind of claim: Metaphysical. A claim about the nature of reality itself.
- Framework by: Danny Goler and the Code of Reality community
- Applied to this phenomenon by: Danny Goler and the Code of Reality community (2026)
- Written about this phenomenon: yes, the source material is itself about the 650 nm laser observation.
The glyphs are read as characters of an underlying informational layer, the code of a simulated or computed reality, made briefly visible when DMT shifts perception and a coherent 650 nm beam gives the visual system a stable probe.
This is the reading that started the protocol. Proponents point to reports of consistent, language-like symbols appearing on and around the beam, apparent surface independence, and overlap between independent observers. The claim is strong and so is the burden: it predicts that properly blinded observers should describe matching symbols at rates far above chance. The registry and the planned convergence experiments exist to test exactly that prediction.
Source: Detailing a Pilot Study: The Code of Reality Protocol (IPI Letters, 2025) (academic)
Tags: simulation, code, laser-protocol