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> There'd be nothing inherently making it impossible for us to escape our sandbox and theirs and find a way to give ourselves bodies in "their" simulation in th
by steve1977 3y ago
> There'd be nothing inherently making it impossible for us to escape our sandbox and theirs and find a way to give ourselves bodies in "their" simulation in that case.
But we would still be code and in a simulation. Just in a different simulation.
- vidarh 3y agoIf we're code, and it for all practical purposes is indistinguishable from what we consider reality, what does it matter? Though if we knew, and had a way out, we'd then have a choice to make if we're satisfied with that or want to try to see if there is another layer outside that again. Of course, if we can't find an "escape" it isn't proof that there is nothing outside.
- steve1977 3y agoIf you knew there was a „higher dimension of existence“ but you also knew you can never be part of it, maybe you would rather not know it in the first place?