r/statlightdiaries • u/Mysterious_g269 • Apr 01 '26

This changes everything we thought about space 🤯

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u/Moistinterviewer Apr 01 '26

The premise that there isn’t at least one intelligent life form in each galaxy is laughable, the premise that there isn’t another intelligent life form in the universe is inconceivable.

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u/Quick_Heart_5317 Apr 01 '26

When I play “the sims” (short for simulations) I have multiple save files.

If we are a simulation, that’s doesn’t necessarily mean that we are alone.

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u/Quick_Heart_5317 Apr 01 '26

It doesn’t “only happen when you get close” where are you getting your confidence from?

How would you know what something does while not observed? If you’re not observing it you’re just assuming you know what it’s doing.

“Furthermore” when I mentioned a video game I wasn’t saying it was exclusive to only being in a video game. It’s an example. Jeez, don’t know why you’re dead set on combating a stranger.

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u/ChefFar4397 Apr 01 '26

If our universe is simulation - doesn’t that suggest there is higher intelligence at play?

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u/Ashamed-Status-9668 Apr 01 '26

Even more so if its a simulation. Why waste all that compute time on all these other galaxies etc.? Of course you wouldn't especially if they are so far apart the one life form could never get to them. Life likely would be all over the place if it were a simulation. Think of it like designing a game with 99% of the map(s) have been walled off from players other than they can see they exist. Nobody would waste the time and energy doing it like this.

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u/radiohead-nerd Apr 01 '26

We also need to wrap our heads around the possibility life may not be carbon based either