Discussion on Teleportation and Simulation Theory
Actually, those things are
a-almost the same thing
in that
you, you can't break the speed of light without
breaking reality.
And you, you know, so if, if you could teleport somewhere instantly
...
If you're talking about teleportation faster than the speed of light, which
presumably it would be,
um, then, then that, that, that would break our reality,
as would time travel. Um, unless,
this is a very important conditional here,
unless
we're a simulation.
Time travel does not break a simulation.
Um, but if you think about like a video game,
um, and say, okay, you've got various saved games,
and you can go back and restore a saved game from a prior
start point.
You still have your other saved games, and there are many games going on in
parallel.
Um, they don't have to be consistent with each
other.
That's, that's, that's a, that is, that is
a n- It's a false assumption if we're a simulation.
Um, we, we might be somebody's video game
or TV show or something like that.
Like I said, we've just gotta keep it interesting
so they don't turn the computer off
What do you want-
I'm just saying if that's true, keep it interesting
or they're gonna turn off the
computer,
and they might ... Please don't delete us
Control alt delete.
Please don't delete us.
Um, we'll keep it interesting, I swear
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