We must stop developing AI because this world is a simulation and AI would make it possible to break out of the simulation, hence our simulators will delete the universe
>>17078535yes this is 100% serious, not a joke
People simulating themselves brings the world to a cut throat stand off situation. They have to understand everyone's not equally distributed into the universe simultaneously and have the same growth. Some are young so they can't be used as a weight to help others.
When the last human dies, our simulator will get a game over screen and lament that humanity failed to reach the space age again
>>17078545>People simulating themselvesThat's kinda dumb. You'll always lose resolution, or pay in extra energy and time. So you'd lose time in "base universe". Makes no sense. The simulation theory is the most gorilla retarded one and people resonate with it because they all would do fucked up shit in it that's why. But other than that it's pretty fucking retarded, and a trap. They fully deserve it, if they get in it, willingly.
>>17078875econ 101 said externalities can be ignored indefinitely and in inception the deeper layers are faster, not slower, checkmate athiest