What do you think is proof that we live in a simulation?

I don't know if this is just me, but I often have a boring dream of myself in a classroom or on a bus,

wake up and forget it pretty quickly.

Then, many years later, I'm on a bus or in a classroom, and I see something or hear something that I saw or heard in that dream.

Then I suddenly remember that dream and I get really confused.

It's happened about ten times in my life so far. I know the exact moment that I would call

BS on reality. I was out for supper with my mother, grandmother and sister, and after we'd mostly

finished eating, there was a moment where my sister and I, across from one another, witnessed the same thing.

It was a mundane dinner and mundane conversation, yet a moment occurred that would shock my sister and I.

While my mother and grandmother were talking, there was an instance where a white plate between my sister and I shook on the table.

It had been clean previously, but post-table shake, a solitary French

fry appeared on that plate. At first I thought I was the only person witnessing this bizarre

reappearing act. However, post-appearing, I locked eyes with my sister who had seen the same thing.

We still talk about that stupid fricken fry to this day. Why physics appears to operate under different rules depending on whether you're looking at very big things or very small things.

If it's a simulation, they simply faked the big things to save processing power,

which is why quantum physics doesn't fit neatly in our understanding of the universe and likely why we're detecting dark matter.

When your pen gets last as soon as it hits the floor, and then reappears right there after some time.

In college, I couldn't find my favorite lipstick. It usually lived on my dresser, which admittedly

also had a bunch of other crap on it at that point. So I took everything

off the dresser, item by item, and moved it to my bed as I looked for the missing tube of lipstick.

It wasn't there. Put everything back on the dresser, item by item, and then left the room.

Came back a little while later, and the lipstick was sitting by itself right by the edge.

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