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the point of the sim is to solve a longstanding argument about something, and/or entertain god. and/or simulate reality leading up to god's life, which keeps getting pushed back. this is a compromise position so that we didn't literally live in a sim, because the hardware kept catching on fire after a certain point and we were all tired of reliving that millions to billions of year period.
so eff it, we're doing it live. but there are rules and things and it...it's been physically made to resemble a sim, for reasons best explained in the abstract.
so it is and it isn't. some have compared the authorial hand as 'so similar to a sim admin that it may as well be one,' and the result of that comparison was having to make that suggestion law.
if you believe what you are perceiving is not the reality or you do you are still left with no way of knowing
you do not see the world as a fish or a bird does, is their reality any less real?