I believe that we live in a computer simulation and I don’t agree that believing in the simulation theory doesn’t change anything about our reality.
It has changed my life completely— in a positive way. I have recently written a series of posts about “Signs we live in a computer simulation” and through them I explain how it has changed my life.
I would love to connect with people, even talk to them over a podcast, who are intrigued by the Simulation Theory.
I just read the text and wanted to say that I really like your own argument and what it adds. Nevertheless it does not really adress the problem, but just wants to answer the question whether to ask for prove on the simulation problem, does it? I like your way of thinking though!
I believe that we live in a computer simulation and I don’t agree that believing in the simulation theory doesn’t change anything about our reality.
It has changed my life completely— in a positive way. I have recently written a series of posts about “Signs we live in a computer simulation” and through them I explain how it has changed my life.
I would love to connect with people, even talk to them over a podcast, who are intrigued by the Simulation Theory.
I just read the text and wanted to say that I really like your own argument and what it adds. Nevertheless it does not really adress the problem, but just wants to answer the question whether to ask for prove on the simulation problem, does it? I like your way of thinking though!