The universe can’t be this perfect if it’s simulated
Wednesday, 12 Mar 2025
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yeah, what do you think black holes are?
So every time I trip over nothing, that’s just the simulation lagging? Makes sense now. 😅
Bitch, is light a particle or a wave?
Anomaly of water? Everything decreases in volume if it cools. Except water. It increases in Volume below 4°C
I have difficulties to login in the morning, the server must be full.
It does. Have you seen the price of groceries these days? 😄
literally anything to do with quantum physics…
Glitches? As in Paradoxes?
[Here’s one](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcqZHYo7ONs&t=3s)
op never studied organic chemistry
and some very long seasons to roll
Hey my stats are completely bugged so could someone devs reset my stats please?
Ever have to take a shit, but then all of a sudden you don’t have to take a shit?
That’s when you walk into a different room and completely forget your entire reason for going into said room.
Does the Mandela effect count as a glitch?
what exactly is it simulating is the bigger question
Bruh… if you’re trying to tell me all that shit going down in the US is not an enormous accomulation of glitches… i can’t help you either
They are called brain farts that’s when you experience lag
humans are the glitch🙃
I question the ‘this perfect’ bit.
People observing glitches was one of the things that kickstarted the theory.
The world makes no sense whatsoever, it’s full of glitches
If we’re living in a simulation, then why am I trying my best to be a nice guy, when I can just have the low honor Arthur and go on a GTA-style life?
The more complex a system, the harder it is to make it completely error-free. For example, even modern video games with massive budgets have bugs despite being rigorously tested. If the universe were a simulation, its unimaginable complexity (galaxies, ecosystems, quantum particles) would likely produce visible “glitches” or anomalies that break the rules of physics.
Yet, no observed natural phenomena break the fundamental laws of physics. This consistency hints at a non-simulated reality.