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Compelling Evidence from Eastern Religions for the Simulation Hypothesis
In this paper we interpret some key passages of scripture from Eastern religions and correlate them with salient features of a computer simulated universe. Apparently, the Eastern mystics of the past were able to intuit through philosophy and meditation the key properties of what we now call the Simulation Hypothesis.
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