>While there would be considerable value in learning that we live in a computer simulation. There is no value, what would most of the people do differently if

>While there would be considerable value in learning that we live in a computer simulation. There is no value, what would most of the people do differently if they knew? Nothing. Also, apart from the questionable idea that we are central to the simulation, there are many possible ways (unknown to us) simulation detection can be handled: * Impossible to detect due to well-executed software. * Impossible to detect due to counter-detection and counter-measures. * They don’t care if simulation is detected. * They expect simulation to be detected, and this is the topic of the study. And at the end of the day, even if you write an article arguing agains the detection, people still will try to do it.