Well, how do we know that that doesn't happen in the past and that we're not in one of those games ourselves? What is life for? Ellen Musk, I find as, as I get older, I find that question to be maybe more and more

confusing or troubling or uncertain. Um [Music] I think particularly when you see the advancement of something like video games, you know, like say 40 years ago you had video games, the most advanced video game would be like, like Pong where you had like two

rectangles and a dot, you're like batting it back and forth. I played it. Oh yeah, like me too. Exactly, exactly. It sort of dates you a little bit, but yeah, we both played the same game. Um, and that was like wow, that was a pretty

fun game at the time. Um, but now you can see a video game that's photo realistic, almost realistic, and millions of people playing simultaneously and and you see where things are going with virtual reality and augmented reality, and if you extrapolate that out into the

future with any rate of progress at all, like even uh 0.1 or something like that a year, then eventually those games will be indistinguishable from reality. They'll be so realistic, you will not be able to tell the difference between that game and the reality as we know it.

And then it seems like, well, how do we know that that didn't happen in the past and that we're not in one of those games ourselves?

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