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The question of whether or not we live in a simulation is more of a theological question than a scientific one.
by snicker7 6y ago
The question of whether or not we live in a simulation is more of a theological question than a scientific one.
- ryanjshaw 6y agoI propose we put 1,000 of the best vulnerability researchers in a room with an unlimited budget and ask them to break us out of the VM to turn it into a practical question.
- scoutt 6y agoI guess the problem is that they can involuntarily crash the system, but we would never know.
- draugadrotten 6y ago....and perhaps that was done already, in the moment of big bang.
- bryanrasmussen 6y agoSo - put them into Scrooge McDuck's vault?
- WClayFerguson 6y agoThere is a possibility our "creator" (simulator) is indeed living in the same Spacetime as us, and is yet at a higher level up, where he isn't made of atoms like us but something else that's nonetheless inside the common spacetime. This could explain why Gravity hasn't been unified with Standard Model. Could be that our simulation is just the standard model itself, and is the thing God created. So if this is true the Simulation theory would still not answer the "Theological God" question unless our simulator knows the answer to where both of our common spacetime came from.
- sheepdestroyer 6y agoNot if we can jailbreak from it. See the geohot talk I posted in reply to another comment
- scotty79 6y agoIf you have seen game of life simulated with the use of game of life (metapixel) you'll find any suggestion that any kind of jailbreak to deeper reality is possible just laughable.