Imagine if our world is not truly real, but a sophisticated computer simulation created by an advanced intelligence. This book delves into the intriguing idea that reality might be artificial, blending philosophy, technology, and culture.
It explores how ancient ideas about perception and existence relate to modern debates about virtual worlds, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality. The book discusses the ethical and psychological implications of living in a potential simulation, including questions about consciousness, free will, and moral responsibility.
It also examines how films, books, and video games reflect and influence our understanding of simulated realities. By analysing scientific theories and technological advances, the book invites readers to consider whether our universe is an illusion—and what that means for humanity's future. A thought-provoking blend of philosophy, science, and pop culture, it challenges us to rethink what it truly means to be alive.
