Is Reality Made of Information? | Ryan Kralik
About this episode
Ryan Kralik discusses his information-first framework of reality and consciousness.
Ryan Kralik explores his theories of reality from It From Us, an information-first framework that rethinks reality, consciousness, remote viewing, UAPs, precognition, retrocausality, religion, and anomalous entities. Kralik argues that information—not matter or spacetime—may be the deeper substrate of reality, and that consciousness may function as an interface capable of querying or influencing that substrate. From remote viewing experiments and UAP “rule editing” to probabilistic futures and the strange overlap between aliens, religious experiences, and psi phenomena, this episode examines whether reality is less like a machine and more like an evolving informational process. For early access to videos & a private discord server, to help build the channel, & to support it, sign up here. You can also provide one-time support to this channel here . Links 📺 YouTube 🐦 Website 🐦 X Note: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Books 📖 It From Us – Information-first reality and consciousness Biography Ryan Kralik is an…
People in this episode
Host: Sean Patrick Hazlett
Guest: Ryan Kralik
Topics covered
- information theory
- consciousness
- remote viewing
- UAPs
- precognition
- retrocausality
- anomalous entities
Keywords
- information-first
- reality
- consciousness
- remote viewing
- UAPs
- precognition
- retrocausality
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: International Remote Viewing Association
Books & works: It From Us
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