Simulation

"Simulation" explores the ancient and modern philosophical, religious, and scientific ideas suggesting that our reality might not be the deepest level of existence. Combining insights from traditions like Buddhism, Hinduism, Greek philosophy, and contemporary physics and neuroscience, the book examines the possibility that our world could be simulated, emergent, or derivative, without relying on mysticism or technological fantasies. It thoughtfully addresses objections and emphasizes that, while a literal computer simulation remains speculative, the broader notion of our universe’s nature is more credible than mainstream culture often recognizes.