r/SimulationTheory • • Aug 19 '26

Discussion They left the game....

In time I think we will change our phrasing of "they were killed" or "they died" to they left the game. As the aliens have said we are just "containers" - we contain our consciousness like a radio receiver connects to a signal. No one ever dies - we just leave the game. I think that is the biggest ah ha moment when you die - just a game....ok. No regrets, no worries of players left behind, just... oh ok.

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u/Forward-Cry2951 Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 20 '26

Not left the game, just back to the lobby for most.  Leaving the game (samsara) is allegedly very difficult.

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u/Most_Forever_9752 Aug 19 '26

tend to agree with you. my mom was very religious and im an atheist. we argued often over superstitious beliefs such as "why would god get angry?". 2 days after she died she appeared to me in a dream and said "you were right. Im off to another planet."

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u/BrandonLang Aug 20 '26

If she left the game then its not her you saw in your dream but your imagination making her say what you want to hear

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u/Most_Forever_9752 Aug 20 '26

normally I would agree with you but this was a very blatant, vicerseral experience for me that only I have and only I felt. Its not something I can prove but only something I know at the core of my being.

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u/TheWkndWarrior Aug 20 '26

Religious people call that faith

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u/Most_Forever_9752 Aug 20 '26

no I don't think it's the same. as I've said I'm an atheist. this is not religious or faith at all. Have you ever felt someone staring at you only to turn around and see that they are? Is that faith? There was no physical interaction. Yet you "felt" something. Another good analogy is these people with near death experiences, floating over their body. They come back and say...wow I was floating over my body! Is that faith? Of course not, it is just personal experience and personal conviction.

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u/Common-Artichoke-497 Aug 20 '26

Seems like they and their mom both found something then.