It is like confusing a photo of a car with an actual car, except the person confused by it is themselves also part of the photo, and so has obvious reasons to c

It is like confusing a photo of a car with an actual car, except the person confused by it is themselves also part of the photo, and so has obvious reasons to consider themselves and the car three-dimensional. A better analogy would be those magic portraits in Harry Potter: a non-static two-dimensional environment that carries all the information needed to fully emulate three-dimensional behavior.