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Here I was following the tree line in one of my excursions to the goblin area when suddenly I was affixed with a sense of total dread. Not the sort of dread I had been familiar with, but a sudden attraction to what seemed dreadfully absurd. I was suffering from what some smart guy once reffered to as a sympathetic antipathy or an antipathetic sympathy.
The dread I felt was a sort of fusion of the dichotomous simulation vs the real. "What is real?", I asked myself. I was trying to understand what had been plain to me a moment before as I scrambled for cover dodging goblin darts.
Is the world "real" or just another simulation? Can you prove that the signals entering your brain are inputs from a true world?
Are we in a game being played by the equivalent of your irritating 12 year old nephew?
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Either this is the most boring game being played, or my player is a pervert. He makes me....do things.
I think Kevin was right wnen he said nothing.
Wa min God! Se æx on min heafod is!
Yep, since our brian can never sense the real world, but only second guess from electric signals, we will never know : (
"Many nights, my friend... Many nights I've put a blade to your throat while you were sleeping. Glad I never killed you, Steve. You're alright..."
Chavez y Chavez
That’s all well and good but “The Matrix” was run by another machine intelligence which does not answer but only begs the question, “ Is the machine intelligence real?” If you say it’s all caused by “God” then one must ask, “who invented God”?
Question: If "God" loves you, who invented love?
God does not "want" anything because God invented "wanting."