The idea of living in a simulation is interesting if a believer, because it essentially frees one up from having to play safe as what one is risking is a simulated life, not life itself.
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The idea of living in a simulation is interesting if a believer, because it essentially frees one up from having to play safe as what one is risking is a simulated life, not life itself.
Agree, it also takes care of a religion side, since it is just another interpretation. The only thing you risk is Game Over.
But i wonder can i still call myself and atheist if i would believe in life in a simulation even though i am a complete nihilist?