Nah, now you are simply going down the rabbit’s hole of arguing definitions. Nothing is ever proven, yet the probability of it being true is higher than the pr

Nah, now you are simply going down the rabbit’s hole of arguing definitions. Nothing is ever proven, yet the probability of it being true is higher than the probability of you waking up tomorrow being Frodo who just realised he needs to bring that goddamn ring to Mordor. It’s the same funny case of arguing that we live in a simulation: it’s a great idea, but the fact is that if that simulation is good enough, then you will never know you live in a simulation.