BELIEF AND SIMULATION
SIMULATION Today, popular arguments suggesting that "reality doesn't exist, everything is fake or a simulation" are essentially modern versions of "belief marketing" that has evolved over thousands of years. These arguments open doors—theological "creator and obedient subject" or "aliens arrived and are in control"—in a Matrix-style or subliminal Hollywood format. However, these doors are not concrete; they are purely abstract. Throughout human history, thousands of cults have used their beliefs as marketing tools. The irony is that these fantastic fictions can never be demonstrated concretely. They are merely verbal, fictional beliefs transferred from one brain to another. Yet, there is a 100% scientific explanation for this: The brain is a center of belief. 1. The Equation: Belief = Disbelief = BELIEVING It is crucial to clarify: For the brain, there is no operational difference between saying "Aliens exist, I believe it" and ...