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A Survival Guide for Living in the Simulation

Philosophy Now

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August/September 2020

Harry Whitnall considers how best to react if you find out that the world isn’t real.

- Harry Whitnall

A Survival Guide for Living in the Simulation

It’s Sunday. You wake up after a very pleasant sleep. You feel good. You decide to check your email. You have one new email in your inbox; and what d’you know, it’s from Elon Musk! It contains clear evidence that your entire universe is a simulation; and the words ‘Don’t show this to anyone’. Your whole reality is simulated – everything you know, everyone you love, and even yourself are all an intricate collection of ones and zeros! What now?

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