Your theory is crazy, but it's not crazy enough to be true.

A quote by Nils Bore.

Why Reality Cannot Bea simulation. That is what I'm going to explain in this episode.

But before I get into that, happy holidays, as usual this time of year. I hope you're having a good 2019. This is my last episode of the decade.

Sometimes they say that the decade doesn't really end until the end of 2020, but oh well. I'm counting it as the end of the decade now.

So this will be the last one of the decade and then we're starting on a clean slate come next year and we'll see how that goes

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myself. All right so again with these silly hats for the holidays I sometimes

wear them don't let them fool you and distract you from the seriousness of the topic at hand.

This is a meaty topic for you today.

I'm going to explain why reality cannot be a simulation.

I see a lot of foolishness on

YouTube videos about this topic that are so misguided. You know it's popular these

days because we live in the sort of computer era that's basically what the 21st century is and the 20th century you know the information age

So it's popular to speculate about science fiction scenarios about how, oh, what if we're in a matrix?

What if we're inside of a computer, virtual reality?

What's going to happen in the next 500 years? Like Leo, what's going to happen

when computers become super fast and then there's AI's and virtual reality gets so good? Isn't

it almost guaranteed that we're going to be creating really high quality rendered

virtual realities and video games and then crawling inside of them and then you know it's just you know it's a small leap in logic to

Just assume that you know if video games keep getting better and better and better. In a hundred years our

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