Mine is centered on me, that's why consciousness is centered in my body here. I like to think of it as, we each have control over our own parallel universe. Solipsism never sat right with me but we do have individual power. It's all quite philosophical if you ask me. And it might be important which of the people are nearby you or likely to make contact. But the more likely conclusion is, everyone is real, or no one is. Other than that shit, I really am just living day-to-day. I do have a philosophy however, that one day we may have occupied so much of this planets resources, that a scientist/engineer designs a simulation much similar to life (if not exactly identical) in which humans enter to take up less space in this world, and at that point, we will understand that we are our own God. That's a good way to see and make the simulation glitch atleast. Other than that, try being so Holy that you become God and the Devil (taking everything and anything as neither good or bad) at the same time for every existing moment you are a live. Heroin (I have not tried this one and do not wish to just because it seems that everyone who does it ends up fucking up this timeline) Kill yourself (I haven't tried this one, but if you got nothing to lose then go ahead)ĭMT (I have not tried this method, but I hear it makes you live a whole nother life then return to this one) Here are I think the possible ways to escape the simulation (if we are in one): I am almost convinced we are in a simulation. I don't think I'd gamble on that sequence of events by trying suicide as a way to get out though :) It's sort of hard to imagine a situation like that since there's no direct analogy in our world (that I'm aware of) but of course you could imagine that the people we are in the outer non-simulation space are so advanced (and such seekers of novelty or whatever) that they create video games/simulations where you immerse yourself and for the duration of the immersive experience your outer world consciousness/memories/etc are suppressed. In the same analogy even when we are playing a very immersive VR game we still have our memories of the outside world and the conscious experience there dominates our experience in the video game, so we'd have to be 'in' a simulation but without experiencing this 'outer consciousness dominating the inner consciousness' effect. We can of course be players of the game, and in VR it's very much like being 'in' the game, but really we still exist entirely outside the game and only see a rendering of what our avatar in the game sees, and likewise NPCs in the game only interact with that avatar. To continue the video game analogy, there's no sense in which we could inject ourselves into a video game. That sort of makes sense on some level, but I guess it's hard to talk about without knowing some details of the simulation and how it interfaces with the outside world.

How to escape the simulation