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We also can't rule out that Gaia or Odin made the world five minutes ago, and went to great lengths to make the world appear ancient. It certainly makes sense
by wongarsu 2y ago
We also can't rule out that Gaia or Odin made the world five minutes ago, and went to great lengths to make the world appear ancient.
It certainly makes sense if you assume that the world is a simulation. But does it actually explain anything that isn't equally well explained by assuming the simulation simulated the last 13 billion years, and evolution really happened?
- j1elo 2y agoAs long as we don't get to the point of being able to simulate a Universe ourselves, the odds are against us being in a simulation, it seems! :) https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EeqyGquTHK4 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EeqyGquTHK4
- sangnoir 2y agoThere's a built-in assumption that there would be no constraints applied on nested simulation anywhere further down the stack, which is IMO unlikely, unless every layer has unlimited compute, or otherwise interested in investigating nested simulations.