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Sure, if we're just fooled, if it's all an illusion, it definitely requires a lot less computation. But if it's a proper simulation, base reality must be even
by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Sure, if we're just fooled, if it's all an illusion, it definitely requires a lot less computation.
But if it's a proper simulation, base reality must be even more detailed. Like, a lot more.
- xvector 2y ago> But if it's a proper simulation, base reality must be even more detailed. Like, a lot more. Not necessarily. You could create the feeling or impression of detail on-demand - consider a 2D fractal in software that you can zoom into infinitely. It's not more detailed than our base reality, it's actually quite a simple construct.