Mind thinking

There is a strong possibility that we were created by an unknown entity or entities (I choose to switch between singular and plural for not knowing if there are a group of entities). Assuming this to be true, the following question can be posed: who creates the mysterious entity or entities that create us?

Following this line of reasoning, one would conclude that the entire universe is a simulation, functioning like Matryoshka dolls, and is replete with unending circulation.

Given the notion that we are simulated with an extraordinarily high probability, emotions have lost their significance. In reality, the level of chemical compounds such as dopamine is closely connected with the degree of depression or happiness. However, not only feelings are pointless. According to this idea, intelligence, physical characteristics, and a variety of other factors are determined before birth.

From what I've seen, it's easy for people to accept that they're not strong or tall based on their genes and nutrition during adolescence, but it's often excruciatingly painful to accept that their fluid intelligence may not get better with time. To avoid depression, it would be advantageous to be a complete and absolute rationalist in the truest sense of the term, while at the same time accepting some dogmas.

It is possible that we are modifiable modules. In this simulation experiment, the traits were allocated at the beginning of the birth, but the roads to our fate are countless. As a result, we could compare ourselves to humanoid robotics by employing various algorithms to traverse the final uncertainty. Bayes's rule might be used to determine the local optimal path, and reinforcement learning could be used to continuously adjust daily strategy.

This blog entry serves as a reminder to consider my weaknesses from the past to the present. Knowing every failure I've encountered, stupid decision I've made, and wrong verbal response or body language I've displayed has been the primary discipline in my life, and will remain so in the future.