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(329.4KB, 1682x1260) Can the theory of solipsism be reconciled with the theory that reality is an ultra-simulation?
I have always imagined that Real Reality (RR) is outside the simulation, something like in The Matrix when they are in those capsules, but on a local level. A technologically supra-advanced society that has these capsules in their homes, and when they get into the capsule, they enter the game (birth), something similar to GTA but taken to the extreme, where you think that is reality. Once you die, whether by accident or natural causes (of your avatar in the game), you wake up again in the capsule. For example, in RR hours have passed, but in the simulation you have experienced 80 years (or however long you last in it). Like virtual reality, but on such an immense scale that you enter the game itself (although it would only be your mind) and believe that the simulation is real, but in RR you are inside the capsule. And that is also why the deceased cannot return, because apart from being a simulation, upon re-entering the capsule, you would restart (be born again as a baby). After all, everything is code.
What do you think of my theory?
