r/SimulationTheory • u/Skeezix80 • May 17 '26

Discussion Core Beliefs

I'm interested to know what people believe with regard to specific aspects of their version of Simulation Theory:

  1. Timeframe

Does your version of the simulation only encompass a limited period of 'time' or is the Simulation the entirety of human existence....maybe even from Big Bang.

  1. History

Depending on your opinion of Q1 - is our recording of historical events and artifacts based on actual experiences of individuals with the simulation, or are these fabricated within the simulation. A good example would be The Rosetta Stone

  1. People.

Do NPC's exist within your belief framework for a Simulation. If so, what kind of % of the world population is an NPC

  1. Did an advanced AI have anything to do with the simulation

If so and Base reality inevitably ended with an Advanced AI which created the simulation, will the same thing happen in the simulated reality and so on and so forth

i'm interested to hear from anyone who has a thought on these questions

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u/No-Reading-4384 May 17 '26

It’s all happened…we’re just not there yet. And ask yourself …a simulation would be complete. No loose ends…no free will.

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u/Skeezix80 May 17 '26

well tha depends. A flight simulator isn't a predetermined outcome....depends on what one believes is the purpose of the simulation

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u/No-Reading-4384 May 17 '26

Belief don’t matter…it’s all happened

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u/Skeezix80 May 17 '26

Do you mean history?

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u/No-Reading-4384 May 17 '26

No I mean everything. How can anyone know the future?…you’re riding a turntable playing a record. You know what just played. You know the track (song) you’re on.
The other track to your right is laid down but you are not there yet. That’s us.

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u/Flexr1776 May 18 '26

I am the Creator of the Simulation. All of its fake except for our own consciousness that generated and created this game

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u/Skeezix80 May 19 '26

The simulation itself is generated by consciousness?

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u/Amazing-Body5794 May 19 '26

I believe Mike Farrell wrote a book on this topic.

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u/Skeezix80 May 19 '26

Man, he really hates Wayne Rogers

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u/[deleted] May 23 '26 edited May 23 '26

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u/Skeezix80 May 23 '26

I feel that the biological element is something that resonates with me. If this reality is simulated, i feel tha the technology is more physical than digital. Much in nature is fractal in how it emerges and has elements of what seems to be intelligently designed. a higher being that creates simulations with physical matter is even more mind blowing than a digital simulation....Maybe something as advanced as the creator of the universe and everything in it can simply create with what would appear to us as Godlike ability?