I don't think the simulation theory is falsifiable therefore there's no practical reason to dig into that. You can explain almost anything with it, it's very cl

I don't think the simulation theory is falsifiable therefore there's no practical reason to dig into that. You can explain almost anything with it, it's very close to religion and creationism in that sense. And although we still haven't found the dark matter directly, we notice its effect in the stars motion, galaxies' gravitational lenses, large-scale structure of the Universe and even notice the coinciding data in the cosmic background radiation. Sounds like too much for a "hotfix".