i am familiar with 'simulation argument', various modes of
philosophical/epistemological thinking about the nature of reality and
simulation, and the previous replies to this mailing list.  so am i prepared
to share some brief words about the subject??? X-P

do you ever get the sense that you are [merely] an instance of a (immortal
information) template that describes patterns about your DNA (or physical
hardware description) and thoughts (software)?

in some moments, do you 'wake up' feeling like you've been re-started with a
set of initial conditions (which don't necessarily need to relate to any
'real' past experience)?

do you ever feel like one of 'The Sims' characters in a multi-dimensional
simulation, that has "video" editing controls like play, pause, rewind,
save, modify?

that reality is not one monolithic continuous chain of events, but rather
"simulation fragments" that do not mean anything in relation to each other
aside from an "extradimensional" intelligence (our"selves"?) that has
"artisitically" designed them?

can you understand the concept of determinism (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinism), the "block universe model" and
"virtual free will" and "no-separate-self" ?

how can one defend the position that this "reality" is NOT THE ONLY "ONE"?
can every possible reality exists in its own multiverse possibility
"branch"?


Dr. Keta Meme
http://ketameme.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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