Proof we are in a simulation

You know when you are driving down the highway and traffic in both lanes is dog slow, stops sometimes and you wait there and eventually it moves again, slowly, and it goes for miles and miles like this and then suddenly there are three lanes and everyone takes off going 100 miles/hour, but you know further back everyone is still going slow, stopping, waiting.. It's completely impossible, but it happens every day.

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swirlie

How is that proof that we're in a simulation?

JamesBugman

@swirlie Well because it is impossible.. duh

swirlie

@JamesBugman
No actually, it isn't impossible. The exact same thing happens to a locomotive and the 50+ cars it's pulling. From a dead stop, the engine will be moving a fair speed for a considerable distance before the very last car starts to move. It's the exact same principle.

JamesBugman

@swirlie Nah ah.. the cars on the road have no connection to one another, they simply look at the available space in front and go as fast as is safe, so logically if the cars in front take off, they take off, and the cars behind follow suit, but in this instance, when the cars take off, the ones behind do not, they continue at their slow, occasionally stopping pace.
Look this is all evidence of a simulation, and I understand you are here to confuse things, best not to try to confuse people further with your train logic.
;)

swirlie

@JamesBugman
What you're saying is categorically false. For every action, the exact replication of that action is followed verbatim until there are no more cars on the road following in line to replicate that original action. What you're talking about has absolutely nothing to do with a simulation of any kind.

JamesBugman

@swirlie Your brain is a simulation