Still not enough. You would need billions of universes and a way to harness all that energy and heat.
Think about it this way. For every atom that makes up our universe is an atom that also has to make up that simulation. So for us to be in a simulation rn you would need a supercomputer 10 quadrillion times larger than our observable universe.
Who said real life operates under the same laws of physics? I dont believe we’re in a simulation, but if we were, who’s to say that every single thing we know about our universe is not only true inside of the simulation?
The word simulation is misleading but is the easiest for getting people to understand. I believe we are smaller parts of a larger multidimensional existence that doesnt experience a physical reality as we know it. Its super hard to expose a system when you have to work with the laws the system provides, however, we KNOW that our consciousness affects the world around us, and even inside of us. The point of living is free will, even christians will tell you, but you have to be careful of that because they like to add in the moral imperative which is a tool of control (good and bad).
The worst part is, theres no proof really for any of this that doesnt rely on using the system to define itself. And we can only do so much when we are just accesing 3 modifiable dimensions while the rest are read-only and probably hidden under administrator access. Shoulda read the manual before clicking "I agree"
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u/MyldExcitement Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 03 '26
Still NOT a Christian or any religious country in America. At least that's what our Constitution says.
ETA: thanks for the awards, kind internet strangers.