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This will sound weird (ha!) but this one makes me think about a comment Elon Musk made on Rogan: that the underlying template of the Matrix is boring...And that may be the precise reason we continue to play the game here. I, too, have speculated on that a few times on my blog.
Where my dream about the 33rd-degree latitude and the Grand Old Mansion had to do with our recurring experiences here. A consciousness playground I think was how I phrased it.
I'm enjoying this series:)
Ya, that was a very interesting point, the idea that each level deeper into the simulation would necessarily be more exciting/entertaining than the previous one.
I tackled that idea a bit in my Real Life: The RPG series, but have the opposite stance. Every simulation we have or will come up with from this level of reality is by definition contained within this one, mean the deeper we go, the less and less complexity & variety there can possibly be.
Thanks! I've been quite enjoying this so far as well :-)
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This will sound weird (ha!) but this one makes me think about a comment Elon Musk made on Rogan: that the underlying template of the Matrix is boring...And that may be the precise reason we continue to play the game here. I, too, have speculated on that a few times on my blog.
Where my dream about the 33rd-degree latitude and the Grand Old Mansion had to do with our recurring experiences here. A consciousness playground I think was how I phrased it.
I'm enjoying this series:)
Ya, that was a very interesting point, the idea that each level deeper into the simulation would necessarily be more exciting/entertaining than the previous one.
I tackled that idea a bit in my Real Life: The RPG series, but have the opposite stance. Every simulation we have or will come up with from this level of reality is by definition contained within this one, mean the deeper we go, the less and less complexity & variety there can possibly be.
Thanks! I've been quite enjoying this so far as well :-)