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It can't be disproved, but there could be some things that are possible. For one thing if the simulation isn't perfect, it might be possible for there to be lea
by karmakaze 3y ago
It can't be disproved, but there could be some things that are possible. For one thing if the simulation isn't perfect, it might be possible for there to be leaks. Think of things like Rowhammer or VMs that are not perfectly isolated. If we can somehow model the certain aspects of the simulation, we could possibly make predictions or learn new things about our 'physics'.
- lukan 3y agoWell, by definition everything that cannot be disproved, is theoretical possible. (Just like god) But I see no reason to assume such a scenario to begin with. Are there any indications at all, it is a simulation? Then I would see a reason to figure out complicated experiments, that might hint at something. But I don't. And I see no convincing experiments or any solid theory at all, by those who propose that theory.