No because how would we know what our world looks like unless we had something to base it off of. If there is no base of what something would look like then we wouldn't have anything to create. For example if you ask someone to create an animal it would have different parts of animals that we see in our actual lives. I believe our minds can only be so creative by pulling different parts of a whole thing to create a new image. Therefore I don't believe that we live in a simulation.
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https://nationalzoo.si.edu/visit/virtual-reality-safari
This is a simulated safari to me this is very interesting but it is basically a tour oh wildlife with VR animals
In this you get to expirience the newly endangered animals (the gorilla) straight from Vr's which is very interesting
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I can do either Yes sometimes and sometimes I'm A no. I do beilieve this because there I guess sometimes were there are "glitches" in real life you can say, as well as we get tricked easily as well like we sometimes go thru something in where our brain can't comprehend.
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I ended up choosing the Fort Logan Cemetery. I live 2 blocks away from the cemetery. There was news coverage about how the people managing the cemetery wanted to expand but the people in the close by housing neighborhood disapproved of that idea.
My aunt lives in that area so I have someone who can give me more information on what is going on with the cemetery. I also have a few facts that I would have to double check that are fun facts about the Fort Logan Cemetery.
Are we living in a simulation?
More so every day it seems. Not in the way that is expected by science fiction content, like the Metrix. We are not in some container with our bodies intertwined with wires and tubes. That articulates our simulated use of sustenance, and our nerves are not being manipulated to experience the five senses either. We do not have robots or extra-terrestrial life, living a different reality outside of our virtual world. But instead, we are allowing our digital world to consume us with dividing realities different from our neighbors, and one may say tech billionaires live outside of that by architecting our daily lives around the digital world. This does include tools to manipulate our brain-state, simulating an experience for ‘users' that cause anguish, excitement and skews the outer world with artificial lenses. This is only going to be more severe as people are raised with AI, bots and the large amounts of mis and dis information being shared.
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Hiii Ive been tired and its only Tuesday.
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It's just Tuesday and it feels like a long week already.