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We're Living in a Simulation
At 12:00 · chapter starts 8:00
Bobby Lee launches into a philosophical tangent that he's clearly been sitting on: he believes we are living in a simulation. His evidence is three unsettling coincidences. First, he met a hip older man in a Toronto elevator, complimented his style, and then ran into the exact same couple days later in a Chicago hotel — with no explanation. Second, he and his girlfriend walked past a parked Lincoln Continental where four people were dancing in perfect synchrony with zero music and no headphones. Third, he walked into a restaurant and the host seemed utterly baffled that he was there, as if Bobby had stumbled onto a set that hadn't been made ready. Andrew plays rational explainer for each one — the couple followed him to Chicago, the dancers were filming a commercial, the restaurant was transitioning between services — but then admits he had his own simulation moment: his garbage can was collected by the truck, yet when he went outside later it was still full and closed, with his address on it. The exchange is both funny and strangely philosophical. [1] — Bobby Lee "Bobby Lee describes three incidents — running into the same couple in Toronto AND Chicago, watching people dance in perfect silence with no…" 08:25
Bobby Lee describes three incidents — running into the same couple in Toronto AND Chicago, watching people dance in perfect silence with no music, and visiting a restaurant where no one seemed to know what was happening — as proof the simulation is glitching. Andrew tries to logic his way out of it, only to admit he had one of his own.
