>>12897555to me it seems like it helps explain all the weird things we've observed or theorized at the fringes of reality. Doesn't mean I know it's true, it's completely untestable so of course I can't claim either way, but consider the following:
- physicists are pretty sure there was an event at the beginning of the universe where time started flowing. How did something come from nothing? Sounds like a simulation booting up to me...
- physicists are pretty sure light is both a wave and a particle at the same time. Sounds like a lazy programmer jerry-rigging something that looks right but actually isn't to me...
- physicists are pretty sure that all of reality is actually tiny strings vibrating in 10 dimensions. sounds like more lazy programmer illusions to me...
- black holes fuck with the passage of time around them, and objects moving quickly experience slower time. Sounds like a simulation lagging to me...