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as long as the probability of being in a simulation is > 0 and then given enough time it's pretty much guaranteed.
by chasd00 3y ago
as long as the probability of being in a simulation is > 0 and then given enough time it's pretty much guaranteed.
- corethree 3y agoIn a simulation probability must be itself simulated. With enough simulations the actuality of an accurate version of probability being simulated is low. There are a million different ways and axioms we can use to change and modify probability in a simulation. Thus every reality could have a different probability and you cannot rely on probability to make your conclusions. Therefore we cannot make any conclusion here about simulations.