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    zenkat (zenkat@sfba.social)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Jul-2026 03:04:38 JSTzenkatzenkat

    RE: https://c.im/@psoheil/116919484770655155

    LOL the entire "debate" on whether we live in a simulation is ridden with so many internal contractions and unscientific woo. It is unprovable garbage that belongs at the bottom of your philosophy professor's trash bin.

    The only reason anyone pays it any attention is that the tech billionaire class has realized you can buy unemployed philosophers for pennies on the dollar to fob off pet theories on a bunch of rubes.

    The end game, of course, is convincing the masses that #AI has become the godhead, so that they can mandate its worship and permanently cement their power in a techno-theocracy (ref: Peter Thiel).

    In conversationabout 3 months ago from sfba.socialpermalink

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      Are we living in a simulation and could it connect science with religion? 🤯 A growing debate around simulation theory has raised fascinating questions about the nature of reality. MIT-trained computer scientist Rizwan Virk argues that if humanity were ever proven to exist inside an advanced simulation, it would not necessarily conflict with Christian beliefs and could even provide a modern framework for ideas that religions have explored for centuries. The simulation hypothesis suggests that our universe could be an artificial reality created by a higher intelligence similar to an incredibly advanced computer-generated environment. Some researchers and philosophers have compared the concept of a “creator” or “higher intelligence” with theological ideas of God, while others view it purely as a philosophical or technological question. While there is currently no scientific proof that we live in a simulation, the discussion highlights an intriguing intersection between artificial intelligence, physics, philosophy, and spirituality. As AI continues to advance, one of humanity’s oldest questions remains: What is reality and who created it? https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/article-15960417/mit-scientist-simulation-theory-christianity.html #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #SimulationTheory #FutureOfTechnology #Philosophy #Science #Technology #QuantumPhysics #DigitalReality #Innovation #Humanity #TheFuture
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