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    Thibaut‏ @Kpaxs Aug 23

    Are we living in a computer simulation? The subjective probability that you assign to our living in a computer simulation should be directly proportional to how likely you think it is that humanity will one day create simulated worlds.

    3:25 AM - 23 Aug 2018
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      2. LifeMathMoney‏ @LifeMathMoney Aug 23
        Replying to @Kpaxs

        The real question is, if we're living in a computer simulation, does it change anything?

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      3. Thibaut‏ @Kpaxs Aug 23
        Replying to @LifeMathMoney

        “Reality” is not important. Beliefs are.

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      2. Sahil Karia‏ @sahil_karia Aug 23
        Replying to @Kpaxs

        What do you think?

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      3. Thibaut‏ @Kpaxs Aug 23
        Replying to @sahil_karia

        Nick Bostrom thinks it is about 20% likely. Ultimately, I think it does not really change anything. If you consider free will as the “not yet explained” biology, you could as well consider it as the “not yet discovered” programs that rule the simulation.

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      2. Aditya Khanduri‏ @AdityaKhanduri Aug 23
        Replying to @Kpaxs

        I am indifferent as long as my actions, more or less, have an effect on my life. But can't deny the possibility. Maybe our future selfs are controlling our present selfs through the simulation.

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      3. Thibaut‏ @Kpaxs Aug 23
        Replying to @AdityaKhanduri

        And at the same time we should consider that "unless we are now living in a simulation, our descendants will almost certainly never run an ancestor-simulation." https://www.simulation-argument.com/simulation.html 

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      4. Aditya Khanduri‏ @AdityaKhanduri Aug 23
        Replying to @Kpaxs

        This is interesting, let me check it out! Maybe it is similar to the paradox that our future race cannot alter time in the past (in this particular universe), otherwise we keep going back and humans originate with time traveling abilities.

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      1. Sum 1‏ @sum18 Aug 23
        Replying to @Kpaxs

        Why does it matter? People have free will within a system of strict physical laws. Call that system whatever you want - simulation, God, universe, etc.

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      2. SymmetricSpectrum‏ @SymmetricSpec Aug 23
        Replying to @Kpaxs

        Out of all the ways we could have existed, condemned to any of the countless organisms devoid of conscious awareness, we nonetheless find ourselves existing as that which knows it exists during a time when we can once and for all attest to there being simulations. Coincidence?

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      3. FastWalkers‏ @fast_walkers Aug 23
        Replying to @SymmetricSpec @Kpaxs

        Or is it a crappy plotline...

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      4. FastWalkers‏ @fast_walkers Aug 23
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        Whats supposed to happen in the plot next once we figure out that it is a simulation...

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      5. SymmetricSpectrum‏ @SymmetricSpec Aug 24
        Replying to @fast_walkers @Kpaxs

        It depends on the simulation. After all, simulation or not, we are still by-products of our environment. If the simulation is good and he who's in the simulation realizes it, good things should happen.

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      1. Sumit Patil‏ @sumitjp137 Aug 23
        Replying to @Kpaxs

        I have a more direct answer to that! If you ever find the recurrence in the value of pi, that's the precision to which our world has been simulated! Think about it, it makes sense if given thought but not in the first sight.

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      1. Jake Bensky‏ @JakeBensky22 Aug 23
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        @Peyton_Cole

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      1. Mr.Fomo‏ @noncapitalism Aug 23
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        Bring on the singularity

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      1. Ernestine‏ @G_blaze6 Aug 23
        Replying to @Kpaxs

        Can’t get any better Than The sims 4

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      1. Charles Derek May‏ @CharlesDerekMay Sep 2
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        I’m a glider gun.

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      1. gb‏ @_lamy_ Aug 23
        Replying to @Kpaxs

        I don't see how the two are related, living in a simulation which means we are the AI creatures & our ability to create simulated worlds.

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