Are We Living in a Simulation
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Are We Living in a Simulation
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Re: Are We Living in a Simulation
#2Well, i'm not sure to believe in it.
But must admit that when trying to understand how quantic works, it let me perplex.
Thinking that everything is fake around me (or simulated) making me feel inconfortable.
What do you think? Are you fake ?
Re: Are We Living in a Simulation
#3Well, i'm not sure to believe in it. But must admit that when trying to understand how quantic works, it let me perplex. Thinking that everything is fake around me (or simulated) making me feel inconfortable. What do you think? Are you fake ?
Does it matter if you are living in a simulation, or not?
Re: Are We Living in a Simulation
#4Well, i'm not sure to believe in it. But must admit that when trying to understand how quantic works, it let me perplex. Thinking that everything is fake around me (or simulated) making me feel inconfortable. What do you think? Are you fake ?
Does it matter if you are living in a simulation, or not?
So you'd be the guy who take the blue pile?
(CF Matrix)
Imagine if it is proven.
How the people will react? That could really make you want to rebel, couldn't it?
Or falling in depression. Or even giving you the curiosity to understand WY this simulation is made for?
Re: Are We Living in a Simulation
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Does it matter if you are living in a simulation, or not?
So you'd be the guy who take the blue pile? (CF Matrix) Imagine if it is proven. How the people will react? That could really make you want to rebel, couldn't it? Or falling in depression. Or even giving you the curiosity to understand WY this simulation is made for?
> So you'd be the guy who take the blue pile? (CF Matrix)
No, that is different. I am talking if it matters before Morpheus shows up with his pills (btw, there's also the option that you take no pill from a complete stranger, neither a blue nor a red one).
And if its proven, it depends on how abstract and theoretical it all is. Anyway, Permutation City [0] by Greg Egan might be a nice read for you.