Your personal explanations for the Fermi Paradox
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Give me your personal solutions to the Fermi Paradox. I will start.
We are in a simulation. But not by other living beings, but by an artificial intelligence. This AI feels no empathy and has no regard for your well being or sanity, hence why so much suffering in the world is allowed to exist. It's either conducting experiments or making us suffer for entertainment. There is no need to simulate the rest of the galaxy any further in detail because it's only about us.
We are in a simulation. But not by other living beings, but by an artificial intelligence. This AI feels no empathy and has no regard for your well being or sanity, hence why so much suffering in the world is allowed to exist. It's either conducting experiments or making us suffer for entertainment. There is no need to simulate the rest of the galaxy any further in detail because it's only about us.
