If simulation theory is compatible with every possible observation, it predicts nothing—and a hypothesis that predicts nothing gives us no reason to believe it.
To me it's evident that consciousness doesn't end with the death of the physical body.
It's foolish to think that in this fractal, endlessly repeating Universe that's billions of years old and unfathomably vast - you only live as tiny organism, not even a small cell, for the blink of an eye.
> "reality is a simulation"
A simulated universe requires everything an ordinary universe requires, plus a simulator.
Absent independent evidence for the simulator, “we are simulated” is a less parsimonious hypothesis than “the world we observe is the world.”
> reality is a simulation"
If simulation theory is compatible with every possible observation, it predicts nothing—and a hypothesis that predicts nothing gives us no reason to believe it.
To me it's evident that consciousness doesn't end with the death of the physical body.
It's foolish to think that in this fractal, endlessly repeating Universe that's billions of years old and unfathomably vast - you only live as tiny organism, not even a small cell, for the blink of an eye.
It wouldn't change a thing.
People have to live in their bodies. Do they care for them? No.
https://www.galactanet.com/oneoff/theegg.html