There are a few scientific reasons to believe that the universe is simulated; One has something to do with the information in black-holes, i can't remember the

There are a few scientific reasons to believe that the universe is simulated; One has something to do with the information in black-holes, i can't remember the details but it suggested to me that '3d space' was fundamentally artificial. Another has to do with quantum entanglement, the explanation for spooky action at a distance could be that the two particles are still in the same 'bit of memory'. And lastly the Uncertainty principle is thought to act a lot like an on-the-fly loading frame in an RPG.. As silly as that sounds there is not really a satisfying explanation of why things are less certain when we are not interacting with them. Its worth noting that even if the universe is simulated, it might not be simulated by intelligence, we don't know enough to say its not 'naturally simulated', that might seem paradoxical but 'simulated' and 'artificial' are very loaded words; A reflection of the moon in a pond is in some way an artificial simulation of a moon..