First, we could start by programming the contents of each simulant's brain to mark past memories, so that we could start at any arbitrary point in time. Let's say yesterday. Then all of our memories before yesterday would simply have been preloaded by the programmer. The memory of every single person is related because we share memories of common events, thus, there's an enormous amount of work to be done [?]

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All of your hate is in a simulation

All of the world is in a simulation

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