Literally @EricRWeinstein's entire life is reverse-engineering the stack and trying to figure out what's up with our install parameters
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I mean, what's the fundamental difference between a "simulation" and whatever it is that a god is supposed to make? Matter is compute The real question is "God: jock, or nerd?"https://twitter.com/primalpoly/status/1255180932132167680 …
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Anyone who's not long on simulation religions needs to take a step back and remember what kind of human being tended to accumulate power back when we were coming up with gods that sent fires and provided fish
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In one case, divinity is absolute, but the other it is relative. With simulations, one could be a creator-god relative to some world W1, but still an inhabitant of a universe that has another higher-order creator-god (of world W0, say). Classical theism is about global, not local
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But yeah, TL;DR: absolute ground of being-as-such is much more chad than the virgin universal programmer
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I actually think the difference is pretty enormous. Simulation would imply we are living in a universe governed by chance and god means we live in a universe governed by design. I know which one I prefer
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Why does it make a difference if you came to be by chance or by some entity directing your parents to copulate?
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Pretty sure she’s a tween playing her world’s “roller coaster tycoon”
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