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This question is as meaningless as a question could possibly be. Because answer doesn’t change a single thing. Not in the real world, nor in theoretical impl
by aristofun 5y ago
This question is as meaningless as a question could possibly be.
Because answer doesn’t change a single thing.
Not in the real world, nor in theoretical implications.
If the answer is no - whatever.
If yes - all relevant issues are just delegated “as is” to the next level (im simulated, mkay, but who is simulating me, i.e. who am i? Whats the meaning of his life? Etc.)
Typical Occam’s razor case.
- aristofun 5y agoAnd yes, people learn, humankind evolves, things are getting better etc. You just should take much wider perspective then few years of a single country’s (or even planet’s) life
- Leparamour 5y ago>Because answer doesn’t change a single thing. If this is a simulation perhaps there's a way to break out of the VM or either there is a debug console.
- lmarcos 5y agoIf you manage to do that, then the same question remains: "is the outer level a simulation?" We'll never get an answer that satisfies us.
- aristofun 5y agoIt’s just a play of words. You’ve already broken out when were born. You already have a debug console. And this console is already different than people had 1000 years ago.