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He is right about the brain stuff. And the subconscious or part of it is located in and around the brain stem near the spine.

And naturally the brain is creative. It enabled you to create that question.

Our brain will see an image it doesn't fully understand and fill in the blanks with information it already has. They've done extensive studies on this.

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You have some great logic. In the end I suppose we'd agree though. It seems you are saying it's possible that we could be in some fictional programmed world, but that from our frame of view it is still real to us. Where as I would say reality doesn't depend on the frame of reference. If we're in a fake world, it doesn't matter if its real to us.

There's actually a movie that describes the event you're talking about pretty well. It's call "the Thirteenth Floor". It's about a group who makes VR machines and inside one of their VR worlds, the characters they created have learned how to make a VR world of their own. It's pretty interesting.

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Off again.

If I program a game, we'll call it Halo. In that game, a random alien gets killed. Did something real die?

If I have a dream where I eat a pizza. Did a real piece of pizza get eaten?

I would have to say no to both. If we're somehow just part of a program or someones imagination, we wouldn't necessarily be real, just because the program works doesn't mean the content inside of it is real.

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Nah, still doesn't work. You assume then that chaotic changes are not real. Whats to say that the nature of reality is not the fluid motion of chaos? Maybe too much consistency is the sign of a fake world, programmed and set to be a certain way.

we'll roll with it.


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