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The simulation won't allow it. Those trying to determine it will be eliminated from the simulation. Even discussing this on a public forum is dangerous.

• nine_k 8y ago
  From the observation that miracles and divine interventions, widely reported earlier, are all but gone for many centuries, we can conclude that the simulation is now considered production-quality, and live-patching via the debugger interface is no more practiced.
• clamprecht 8y ago
  If this is true, then the fact that no one is eliminated after this discussion would be evidence that we're not in a simulation. At least not one with the rules you suggest. But maybe the simulation does allow such discussions.
  • meijer 8y ago
    We probably don't remember those who were eliminated.
    • dwighttk 8y ago
      who brought this up anyway?
  • edko 8y ago
    Or maybe the ones running the simulation don't have good tools to check the logs, and have not yet found out.