Rizwan Virk

Yeah, they actually make it worse.

in order to have suffering or that you want to simulate what's going to happen in a nuclear blast if there's a World War III.

Like you would literally make the people suffer in order to see what would happen.

So that's at a civilizational level because people always say to me, well, what's the purpose of the game?

And I say, well, let me ask you two questions.

Why do we play video games?

And then why do we run simulations?

Now, the second question is kind of that nuclear war scenario.

We run simulations to see what would happen.

What's the most likely outcome?

What's the worst outcome?

What's the most favorable outcome?

And then you tweak the variables and you run them again and again.

The reason we play video games is maybe to have experiences that we can't have outside of the physical world.

And so it's very possible that we are choosing to be in a video game with a character.

Like when do actors win Oscars?

It's when they play roles that are like extremely difficult.

Right.

Yeah.

Tom Hanks and was it Philadelphia, the movie?