Simulation Theory: A Reference Book for Simulation Theory (A Psychological and Philosophical Consideration)

By Maria Baker

The simulation theory: are you living in a simulated reality? Is a book that explores the possibility of us inhabiting a simulated world. The first part of the book goes through each of the three possibilities for nick bostrom's simulation hypothesis and analyzes them, providing evidence for why each one might be true or false. After analyzing the different possibilities, the author then asks what it would mean if we are living in a computer simulation and what implications it has for our understanding of reality.

You'll discover

What the simulation theory isA solution to the science vs. Religion problemA 10-second method to banish embarrassment, anxiety, and fearLittle things that suggest the simulation theory is realHow you can use the simulation theory to change your perspective about anythingHow you could make your life infinitely better with cheat codes.

Have you ever wondered what our robots might be thinking? What do our cars experience as they use their sensors to observe the world around them and increasingly take over our driving duties? When we play computer games, are we the only ones who experience the simulated virtual worlds they create? More generally, are our computer-driven creations sentient with their own internal, subjective streams of conscious?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1774857170
• ISBN13: 9781774857175
• Release Date: July 2022
• Publisher: Simon Dough
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.43 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

This book is ridiculously aweful

The grammar in this book is so awful it hard to take seriously. So bad I am wondering if it was written by AI. Excerpt: "They it wants you to continue spending and earn more, but not making enough so that you begin to save." There are one or two sentences like this on every page. If someone (or something) can't write, how can they (it) do legit research for a book?