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this post was submitted on 08 Dec 2024
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Wouldn't proof that we're in a simulation also mean pretty concrete proof that there's no afterlife or any form of continuation of consciousness when we die?
Like, I doubt your virtual machines go to heaven when you close them.
If life is a simulation, afterlife can be simulated as well.
Yeah but could they be saved and restarted? Or better yet, restarted from an earlier save but with access to older saves?