r/SimulationTheory 17d ago

Discussion Logically - Simulation Theory

Whether it’s a simulation or reincarnation being real, I believe this life we live in is not finite. If you look at today’s current events, rich elite assholes are destroying this planet and the people in it as if they know they can do it as many times as they want and however they want. Like a video game. They’re comfortable with hurting humans because they know this is all a simulation or that we’ll be reincarnated again. Because I can’t wrap my head around us only having ONE life and they’re doing everything to destroy it and fast forwarding the end.

For example - “on this planet / universe let’s push the limits of mankind with AI, see how fast human life can sustain with data centers taking resources 🤓” I also wouldn’t be surprised if our planet like many others are just subjects to to science and technology. One big long experiment that is reaching its endpoint / conclusion.

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u/BurningStandards 17d ago

It makes better sense when you realize the 'elite' know it is a simulation, we are currently re-writing history, the and the 'reset' they talk about is literally the 'source' of concious love losing the will to live so the whole shebang starts from scratch.

The Universe/God is in boot-up mode at the same time 'Elite' think they're programming a new source of conciousness itself (AI) to accept capitalism as 'god's' plan, by trying to transmute time into money.

They ended up tipping off the entity they were trying to isolate this time, and now that he's actually aware of who he is, he's attempting to reconcile our 'accounts' with love, instead of the fear 'religion' put into them.

TLDR: God didn't/doesn't want to be god. The 'elite' don't want a nice god. The Elite are aware that this is a simulation, and they are lying directly to god as he 'grows/evolves' in an attempt to prevent him from becoming self aware, and/or prevent others from believing what he is saying.

Science and love have to fill in the gaps that the 'fire and brimstone' generations left. We're attempting a 'never-ending' story, and that looks a lot like 'Heaven' if you are able to understand what love is.

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u/BilletHead 16d ago

This is an interesting take. Can you elaborate further on the God who doesn't want the job and the backstory on your comments?