It's ridiculous to state this is definitive proof that we are not living in a simulation. First, there are probably ways the simulation can fool us, on levels

It's ridiculous to state this is definitive proof that we are not living in a simulation. First, there are probably ways the simulation can fool us, on levels that we can't even comprehend. Second, who's to say that the simulation can't provide those levels of computation. Maybe the entire "universe" is but an atom in a larger computational universe. I'm not arguing that the universe is a simulation, only arguing that I don't see this as definitive proof.