Raw LLM Responses

Somehow, I always thought that if we live in the simulation then ... it's the one, ultimate simulation, so we're still the main , most important characters, it's the simulation build for us. The feeling that there may be 1000s of same (or slightly different) simulations is a bit sad because this means that: - our world is like a movie - person / engineer / somebody who ran these 1000s simulations , just by experience of monitoring other simulations, knows the future. He can see, key symptoms, key events that for example will result in world collapse, by 2050 for example. He / she looks at our simulation, looks at monitoring and has this facepalm: "oh, no, again they invented AI, again there is this Chat GPT. On the simulation 20543 it was named Chatbot GPT and still the world collapsed". What i mean is - by monitoring many different situations, you already kind of know the future of these simulations. It's like watching 30 romantic movies - in the middle of the movie, you're kind of able to predict the ending. This most probably means that we have no free will. It most probably means that that is a set of inputs and output. If "my character" is sad on tuesday, visits the coffee shops, orders black coffee and there are 3 cakes to choose from, if there will be always same scenario, if the same simulation will be replayed, it means that i will always pick a cheesecake for example. Sure, on the another simulation (ran with tiny different settings), the sun may be shining a bit higher over the building, and making the whole coffee shop warm colors, it'll change my mood and then my character will pick a brownie, instead of cheesecake. BUT this means, that in this particular simulation we live in - if we replay it over and over, it'll be just like a movie - same effect. no free will - we're npc doing same things in this particular simulation over and over ;ppp blah ! ;)