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Maybe it is if there's a bug in the simulation. Large scale software projects have bugs all the time.
by landryraccoon 10y ago
Maybe it is if there's a bug in the simulation. Large scale software projects have bugs all the time.
- wruza 10y agoMaybe we asked too few questions for now and the quantum system is not overconstrained enough for us to see any bugs. Maybe it is not software, but natural process when our physics was separated from original physics (the event that happened at the big bang) and all this is a temporary false state. Maybe our gods are not aware of us and our universe is a single pew in their high-tech starwars. The fact is, all these possibilities are close to our minds, so we find them 'interesting', but there could be billions of billions other not so close-to-mind ideas that are much less sci-fi and do not fit the religion happiness/meaningfulness property. That's why falsifiability is important — you can't connect real point to one of infinite amount of imagined points and pretend that road exists. We explore the universe, we do not imagine things so they suddenly realize. Imagination is a property of our simple and biased minds. Nature doesn't give a fuck about what you like.