Philosophical Thoughts For Those That Typically Can't Be Bothered:
There is no amount of knowledge about how the brain functions that will ever account for the fact that we have a subjective experience we call life. For example, we know where the nerves fire when light enters our eyes, but this doesn't account for the fact that we "see" the world and experience color, and this is the same with all our senses. This is called The Hard Problem of Consciousness.
This is my first entry in what I have decided to call "Philosophical Thoughts For Those That Typically Can't Be Bothered"
I'm not a huge proponent of Simulation Thoery. However, I've been thinking about it and came up with what I hope is a unique thought experiment:
And all of history is just preprogrammed data, right down to our specific memories and current situations. There would be no way of knowing where the preset data ends and where our active participation begins. All of human history could be premanufactured data provided by
@JonnyRoot_ How about don't shut down anything? If people are retarded enough to use Tik Tok, they're already too far gone. If they don't care about their privacy, let them do what they want. Everybody is always so worried about what other people are doing with their lives. Jeez. ๐