So, since you were able to detect our simulation because of its lack of aliens, it's reasonable to assume the next run of the simulation will include aliens, right?
Or, perhaps, the last run included aliens, but it turned out to be a very bad idea and ended in an end with no results?
Therefore, there is no successfully undetectable way to run a simulation - with or without aliens. There's no way to get a result that isn't tainted by subject awareness. So, it becomes obvious that it's not a viable tool for whatever the hell the point of simulations might be, so no one is running a simulation at all.
Saineolai_too t1_ixc5003 wrote
Reply to comment by garden_frog in Expert Proposes a Method For Telling if We All Live in a Computer Program by garden_frog
So, since you were able to detect our simulation because of its lack of aliens, it's reasonable to assume the next run of the simulation will include aliens, right?
Or, perhaps, the last run included aliens, but it turned out to be a very bad idea and ended in an end with no results?
Therefore, there is no successfully undetectable way to run a simulation - with or without aliens. There's no way to get a result that isn't tainted by subject awareness. So, it becomes obvious that it's not a viable tool for whatever the hell the point of simulations might be, so no one is running a simulation at all.
Probably.