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You assume that our [observable, hypothesized] universe isn't a pittance of matter and energy in a larger universe. Suppose your Conway's Game of Life simulatio
by delinka 12y ago
You assume that our [observable, hypothesized] universe isn't a pittance of matter and energy in a larger universe. Suppose your Conway's Game of Life simulation gained what it considered sentience, and with this sentience contemplated whether this world it inhabits was the universe or a simulation. Now suppose that it deduced that it would take universes of energy to simulate its own universe. Well, it'd be right.
That doesn't mean it's not.
- tehwalrus 12y agoIndeed, if the D&D universe is the real one, we may all be in some elven wizard's toy universe, with "simple" rules and no magic, where she goes to meditate... I did try to caveat in my original answer.