One more way to prove simulation argument is a general observation that explanations which have lower computational cost are dominating my experience (that is, a variant of Occam Razor). If I see a nuclear explosion, it is more likely to be a dream, a movie or a photo. Thus cheap simulations should be more numerous than real worlds and we are likely to be in it.
One more way to prove simulation argument is a general observation that explanations which have lower computational cost are dominating my experience (that is, a variant of Occam Razor). If I see a nuclear explosion, it is more likely to be a dream, a movie or a photo. Thus cheap simulations should be more numerous than real worlds and we are likely to be in it.