CSP Revisit: Simulation Theory
00:00 – Intro
06:10 – News
15:30 – What is Simulation Theory
18:50 – Re-cap
21:30 – Simulation debate
38:00 – Simulation Theory disproved…. for now?
48:45 – Quantum hypothesis
54:00 – Sim Theory “Proof”
1:03:15 – Ending and Outro
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This week on The Conduct Science Podcast, join Mitch and Tom as they start revisiting things! After 2 years of talking about various topics, the boys thought it was time to revisit some topics and update our knowledge! This week, simulation theory is on the cards! Mitch tells us what simulation theory is and Tom gives us a quick rundown on what we covered the last episode! The boys have an open debate about whether the Truman Show is a good representation of Simulation Theory and if we are in a simulation… why us?! Mitch introduces the new news with the power of floaty commas, he discusses Bayesian and quantum theories. Tom then explores some extra evidence he didn’t get to last time! So… are we living in a simulation? Let’s find out!
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