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if your definition of simulation is loose enough, everything is a simulation.
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When is the last time you saw a computer do this?
if your definition of simulation is loose enough, everything is a simulation.
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Redraw of a scene or picture might be one example. Video skipping and repeat another. Its a guess at how many corrections a processor makes buf I am sure it happens. Error correcting memory...
A 3D environment where you see edges you are not supposed to...
Put yourself in the place of a entity within a simulated environment that is supposed to not think its simulated. Rules put in place to keep that entity from figuring it out .. a glitch in the matrix being smudged over...
I'm pretty sure that happens even when you're not looking because the program is designed to refresh itself from the start. It doesn't only correct an error just because you saw it.
If [MENTION=1939]Stu[/MENTION] is the Key Master, who is the Gate Keeper? Oh wait, wrong movie.
If [MENTION=1939]Stu[/MENTION] is the Key Master, who is the Gate Keeper? Oh wait, wrong movie.
They wouldn't even need to simulate the entire universe with seven billion humans. They only need to generate subjectivity for some
arbitrary number of us. Most humans could be philosophical zombies. It could be done much sooner and by more races with this caveat.
I heard it stated somewhere that our future selves would be the most likely to simulate us humans but I don't agree. Whilst humans are the most likely when pitted against individual other alien races. When pitted against a universe full of various races the odds of us being simulated by future humans pales into insignificance. The creators are probably aliens. Not future humans
So what does this mean? Tomorrow we learn we are in fact a program. How does this change things. How does this change you?
It has been proven that our reality is pixelated like a computer game
It has been proven that what we perceive as objective reality only really exists while we are observing it, like a computer game
It has been proven that our universe has a fixed number of possible states, making it computable, like a computer game
It should therefore be possible to create our universe inside a computer complete with simulated consciousness.
If just one civilisation per galaxy reaches the point of development where they can create these simulations, then there would be hundreds of billions of simulated universes per real universe.
That's if there's only one per galaxy. That's if they only create one simulation each. That's if the observable universe is all there is.
One real universe per countless billions or trillions of simulated universes
What are the odds we live in the real one?
Scared yet?
Quantum theory, while it is excellent at describing the sub atomic world, breaks down on the cosmological scale, i.e. there is a schism between it and the theory of relativity.
String theory, the attempt at a theory of everything, is seductive but unproven.
Jung"s theory of the psychoid claims consciousness and matter mirror each other.
Buddhist philosophy claims that all is mind and everything is ultimately empty of substance, from which I derive that the material universe is consciousness, and purely an illusion.
Sigourney Weaver, who played the Gate Keeper is an INFJ.
if it were a program you wouldn't feel anything