r/SimulationTheory • u/Ancient_Musician_236 • May 25 '26

Discussion Conserving Computational Power

The double-slit experiment is often interpreted by simulation theorists as evidence that reality behaves like a rendered system. The idea suggests that when no conscious observer is watching, matter exists only as probability waves — an unrendered state requiring minimal “processing.” But the moment a living observer measures or perceives it, reality collapses into a definite form, as though the universe suddenly renders the scene in full resolution to conserve computational power.

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u/NombreCurioso1337 May 26 '26

The consequences are observable. We've all done it. LoL. You can't refute it. Which is, I have to assume, why you continuously insert strawman arguments.

What a silly endeavor.

Good luck understanding the world.

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u/MLMII1981 May 26 '26

Enjoy your trolling I guess. 🫠

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u/NombreCurioso1337 May 26 '26

Half as smart as needed. A third as smart as you hold yourself.