I'm more interested in this idea as a product of contemporary materialism than as a testable physical theory.
Study semiotics, then ask yourself again if you're living in a "simulation".
I'm more interested in this idea as a product of contemporary materialism than as a testable physical theory.
Study semiotics, then ask yourself again if you're living in a "simulation".
Your post sounds very condescending, but I'm interested in what sounds like a completely different take on the topic than I've seen before. I don't know anything about semiotics and had to look up what the term meant before posting. What would be your abbreviated and distilled thesis for how semiotics relates to this topic and to your first paragraph? Phrase differently, if I were to study semiotics, what part of it in particular would be the most relevant to changing my answer/ideas related to the question "am I living in a simulation"?