Exactly. If we are in a simulation, then ipso facto, we have no idea what 'reality' outside our simulation is actually like. We can only surmise that it probab

Exactly. If we are in a simulation, then ipso facto, we have no idea what 'reality' outside our simulation is actually like. We can only surmise that it probably resembles our simulation, in as much as the creators probably used their own reality as a template. Even more reason why there is no functional difference, subjectively speaking, whether we're living in a simulation or in actual reality. Only when given the choice to enter or leave a simulation does the distinction becomes meaningful.