This talk about living in a simulation reminds me of that TNG episode, 'Ship in a Bottle.'  In the end, Professor Moriarty and his companion are tricked into believing that they are still in reality, but in fact, they were still in the simulation.  Picard's statement about them, "They will live their lives, and never know any difference."  I also like how Picard then muses that perhaps they too are in a simulation on someone else's desk.<br><br>One thing is for sure, the simulation that Professor Moriarty was in was completely closed off from the 'real world', with no way for him to 'escape' that simulation.  I suspect if we are living in a simulation, then we may be in a similar enclosed box physically closed off from the higher reality with no way of escaping.,(reply>), @rodrigo diaz pamo can you elaborate on what you experienced ?,(reply>), i actually experienced breaking through to the other far away very here side on a LSD trip, Never felt such crazy since.,(reply>), <b>sweats</b>