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Ideas and theories are nice to think about, but it's fantasy unless proven otherwise.
https://corespirit.com/articles/scientists-admit-everything-they-know-about-physics-is-likely-wrong
I'll entertain this despite it being a silly turdpost. A "flat 3D space" still perfectly supports three-dimensional bodies. Curvature of 3D space is a support for general relativity and measuring the size of the universe. It does not say "stellar bodies need to be pancakes". Curiously though the universe has in fact been measured to be just as flat as the cartesian 3D space we use in game engines, though whether we lack the resolution to truly map it out remains (and will eternally remain) unanswered.
Gravity indisputably exists and the relevant question is whether it's a force or an emergent property, which is where GR and quantum mechanics start to clash. Science aside though, it makes little sense to exclude gravity in particular as "non existant because it's code" when you're proposing that everything is a simulation: if everything is code then ostensibly nothing "exists", therefore pointing at specifically psuedogravity as the key to supporting your theory is nonsense.
:-P
- Anime avatar.
- Trying to sound intelligent.
It's only a theory, lighten up.
I'll even add this as suggested reading: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/structure-scientific-theories/
Damn you give up that easily huh