In the simulation theory, wouldn't "god" just be a mathematician?
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yeah, but it would still be "God".
I would just like, for once, for the Believers, Agnostics and Atheists here to look at a theory and NOT have one side say "That's stupid and wrong because it's not listed in my Book that way" and the other side saying "Your Book is stupid and wrong, therefore you are stupid and wrong".
Math doesnt rule everything. Definitions then Rules then Algorithms then Code.
I amended my post upon brief reflection (and prior to seeing your post). But, generally, there is truth to what you are saying.
No matter what, it becomes infinite regress unless one concludes that Nothingness "created" Everythingness. Maybe more precisely that its existence was causal to the creation of Everythingness. This doesn't mean there isn't a God. One could argue that a God/Admin would be the first, and most logical creation, besides, perhaps, general space (if the Nothingness isn't equal to Space)
look it doesn't matter what you call it
call it bob
but once you start personifying it, you've officially crossed into the realm of some book
I amended my post upon brief reflection (and prior to seeing your post). But, generally, there is truth to what you are saying.
Math can be an efficient tool to test the theory, but the theory may be unverifiable at a certain point. Even if its proven that it is true to be a simulation (which I sometimes believe, truly), math cannot prove this. There would have to be some sort of dimensional/wormhole/blackhole/portal/galactic/supernatural/matrix discovery/exploration that provides the realm in which this simulation is fed code or was fed code (the source)...and even then, one can postulate that even that "place" is outside of our simulation but inside of another simulation, or was actually in our "simulation" the whole time but was undiscovered. The latter would negate the proof that it is in fact a simulation, because it wouldn't be able to prove that there is something outside of the simulation. In fact, finding this may place people further away from the truth they are seeking in the first place.
^^^Some humans just always want to look for a deeper meaning in life I guess
I think we're here for no reason then we die
Please discuss.
I don't have anything against your beliefs, Jesus; I just don't share them. The bible has too many logical inconsistencies for me to take seriously. Simulation theory may very well be wrong, but the fact that it's rooted in science, and not faith in sky deity, makes it more likely, imo.
If you think about it, no matter what the truth, of how we came into being is, it's going to pretty absurd.![]()