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But we would still be code, we could not escape our "non-corporality" I guess. Or if you want to have a theological take, we could not become god(s).
by steve1977 3y ago
But we would still be code, we could not escape our "non-corporality" I guess.
Or if you want to have a theological take, we could not become god(s).
- pavel_lishin 3y agoThe beauty of the simulation hypothesis is that we know nothing about the "real" world one level up. For all we know, they can grow a body on-demand and slap any set of patterns into whatever they have for brains.
- vidarh 3y agoIf we are in a simulation there's nothing but code preventing us from being gods in every way that matters. Who'd want a "real" existence any way, if you can be in a simulation where control of the simulation would mean you could change your entire physical reality? If we are in a simulation it also weakens the presumption that there even is any such thing as a corporeal existence - maybe it's infinite layers of simulations.