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The article uses the metaphor of "universe.js"—a minified, undocumented software file—to explain how physicists reverse-engineer reality without access to its source code, discovering that seemingly separate phenomena (electricity, magnetism, light, space, time) are unified systems. It then argues, drawing on Donald Hoffman's work, that human perception is not direct access to reality but an evolved interface optimized for survival rather than truth, much like a desktop icon that hides the actual computational complexity beneath it.
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