<ul><li>Dr. Melvin Vopson, a physicist from the University of Portsmouth, proposes that gravity is a kind of housekeeping process within a giant computational system.</li><li>He suggests that physical reality is made up of information, and gravity is the universe's way of simplifying and organizing that information.</li><li>Dr. Vopson describes space as being made up of tiny 'cells' that can hold data, similar to how digital computers or video games work.</li><li>This new perspective on gravity could potentially change our understanding of the universe, black holes, dark matter, and quantum mechanics.</li></ul>

Are we living in a cosmic computer? New theory suggests gravity is digital

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