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3/31/2016 8:59:11 PM
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Yeah... I'm a practical person. The concept we are all simulations is... downright silly.
Kill the Vex and get it over with. They were thinking way too hard about this in my opinion.
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......play the odds. They're not over thinking a single thing.
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What would stop them from unplugging the machine? Why go through the hassle? It seems senseless to me. The Vex are 100% logical. If it wanted to stop them, why would it let them attempt to stop them? The moment they brought the Warmind in, theoretically, the Vex wouldn't be able to continue the simulation.
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Exactly. Once they try to forcibly stop the simulation the Vex will retaliate IF they're in a simulation. So an infinite number of simulations are lined up to go to Hell. You're either one of the infinite, or the ONE real one. As I said. Play the odds.
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What would they get if they "beat" the Vex. If they are a creation of the Vex, it makes no sense to disrupt the system that is keeping them alive. As I said, bringing in the Warmind would negate the simulation's ability to predict, thus showing if they were a simulation or not. Either way, destruction of the Vex host station has no affect on the "true" reality, thus destroying it has no consequence. From a utilitarian standpoint, it is the right move.
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Destroying the simulated vex will send them to Hell. The only way to win is to be real
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That's a makes no sense. How would they "win." Besides, if it means the Vex don't gain anymore data, might as well kill ourselves by killing it. You people are overthinking it. -_-
