Thinking more about flat earth within a simulated universe 🤔

It's kind of a mind-fuck in the sense of...

So here's the wall. They want us to think it's a globe and an ongoing universe. But really it's flat and hits the edge of the simulated universe.

So the flat earth people were right. But were they?

If globe earth was what the simulators wanted to portray, then globe earth is in a sense totally "right" within the confines of assuming this was reality. 🤔🤔

Like if you're playing a video game and you say you're on mountainous terrain and I'm like no dude it's flat, and you're like "...no, it's mountainous, are you blind?" and then I walk up to the screen and run my hand across it, it's flat, and you're like oh THAT'S what you're saying?

It's flat, but who really was right? He was still right within the confines of what he thought we were talking about.

And a globe earth and full universe presumably might be what really exists wherever the real reality is. And simulating that reality is the point.

So it's like they're both right, in their own way.

And when we get closer to going over the edge, the simulators have to draw up more universe and fix their blotches. Or maybe they don't give a shit and let us crawl out.

Maybe it's a game, like they're trying to keep us and have us entertained for as long as they can, and even as gods or whatever, they only have so much energy and have to err between mind-control vs physically drawing up more universe.

And then we all laugh and have a few cocktails and decompress all the situations when it's over.

¯_(ツ)_/¯ idk, or maybe it's all just real too.