Exploring Simulation Theory and Bizarre Stories

What was the significance of the release of 'SimCity' in 1989?

• It was a multiplayer online game.

• It was a failure and did not influence any other games.

• It introduced the concept of urban simulation games.

• It was the first video game ever created.

Which scientists have argued in favor of simulation theory?

• Isaac Newton and Galileo Galilei

• Neil Degrasse Tyson and Nick Bostrom

• Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking

• Marie Curie and Nikola Tesla

What is a major challenge in proving or disproving simulation theory?

• The theory is too simple to be taken seriously

• Lack of interest from the scientific community

• It is extremely difficult to find evidence for or against it

• It has already been proven false

What technological advancement is mentioned as potentially enabling lifelike simulations?

• Artificial Intelligence

• Quantum Computing

• Virtual Reality

• Blockchain Technology

What unusual experience did Philip K. Dick reportedly have after dental surgery?

• He saw a pink light revealing universal truths.

• He wrote a new science fiction novel.

• He traveled back in time to Ancient Rome.

• He developed a fear of dentists.

How did Frano Selak's life story contribute to the simulation theory discussion?

• He wrote a book about his experiences.

• He was a scientist who proved the theory.

• His extraordinary luck is seen as possible evidence of a higher power.

• He invented a new type of simulation game.

What phenomenon might explain sailors' sightings of mystical structures in the sky?

• Lunar Eclipse

• Fata Morgana

• Aurora Borealis

• Solar Flare

What did citizens in China reportedly see in the sky in 2015?

• A UFO

• A cityscape among the clouds

• A meteor shower

• A giant rainbow

What is the Flying Dutchman often associated with?

• A famous pirate ship

• A modern cruise liner

• A legendary ghost ship

• A naval battleship

What is the current estimated probability that we are living in a simulation?

• 10%

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%