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If we find out we are living in a simulation it would be rather arbitrary to have a force that does not unify with the others. Consider buggy game physics and t
by suifbwish 5y ago
If we find out we are living in a simulation it would be rather arbitrary to have a force that does not unify with the others. Consider buggy game physics and trying to harmoniously explain how those forces work together without knowledge of the fact it is a simulation with global variables, nodes, data corruption events ect
- xwolfi 5y agoWe only leave in a simulation at the first level, but the thing running the simulation live in a world with rules too and they must influence the shape of the simulator. Saying God created the world or the universe is a simulation is as dissatisfying a response as saying humans were made on Earth. Sure why not but what made it, did it start, will it end, how does it work at the most fundamental level? How does God's processing of information actually works ? That s what we must understand, up to the end.
- snet0 5y agoWorlds don't have to have rules. That's just how ours is.
- suifbwish 5y agoIf we discovered we were in a simulation, it would almost certainly mean there are more layers of simulation containing those. With each layer of simulations, the chances that we are perceiving any actual real world physics patterns drops close to zero. If there were a simulation, it would likely be the first lifeform trying to protect itself in some way , which would suggest that the simulations are there to allow the lifeform to experience virtual death and reset.. It may be that whatever built the simulation is trying to hide from the fact that it is the only being in existence.