>m-m-muh simulation hypothesis!!
The simulated entities start making their own simulations, and their simulated entities start making their own nested simulations, until your simulation comes to a griding halt thanks to the exponential explosion of simulated universes. The top-level simulators address this by introducing some kind of a cap on how much nested simulation can happen. If you imagine the nested simulation tree, the vast majority of the nodes are going to be at the bottom, where the simulation cap is. That means you're probably living in a reality where no further nested simulations will occur, and yet you're claiming to logically deduce your argument based on the properties of this reality. Contradiction. Go drink your soi and cry yourself to sleep.