I think that maybe brings in a question of if you should assume a piece of information say the existence of this 't' is uncorrelated with being simulated or not

I think that maybe brings in a question of if you should assume a piece of information say the existence of this 't' is uncorrelated with being simulated or not. If not than I think it can be shown that it's probability of being part of a simulation is just equal to the fraction of information in the universe that's dedicated to simulations which I think most people would imagine is less than 50% given the knowledge that that space has a max information capacity. I do admit that you might think information associated with consciousness is more common in simulations than out, but idk, also maybe not. Personally I find the particular set of facts I'm presented with to not seem particularly simulated. My life isn't particularly interesting and I think most information in the kinda of limited resolution simulation you're imagining should have unusually high value of some kind.