We're living a simulation and here is the PROOF
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Show requested. So here it is. As long as you've got data.
It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast.
How did the hosts introduce the simulation claim and set the episode's theme?
I want to talk about how we're all living in a simulation. And I've got some great evidence to present to the people this afternoon.
We get to our Airbnb in San Diego. We're looking at this picture and my dad is like, this looks like me. And I'm like, dad, what? No, this is my dad. That's my sister. And that's Brady, my brother. They're literally in the Airbnb picture.
So get this. What? This is a clip of two sisters who booked an Airbnb in San Diego.
What was the Airbnb beach photo coincidence that sparked the simulation discussion?
They've never stayed. Or I believe it was in California. Yeah, San Diego, California. They booked this Airbnb. They've rocked up and there's a picture on the wall. You know those pictures that it's like an aerial view of a beach and there's people all swimming in the beach and they're laying on the sand, but it's an aerial view.
And so normally you wouldn't even know who was in this because there's hundreds of people in the pool.
Yeah, there's heaps of people. Anyway, they start looking at this picture, as you do, and they're like, God, that looks like our dad. And then as they look closer, they see that the girl standing next to the dad is one of the sisters that are there at the Airbnb. And she goes, that's me because that was the bathing suit that I was wearing. And then they can see their brother just like a couple of metres away in the photo as well. And it was from 10 years ago, they reckon. Like looking at themselves and the swimming togs that they're wearing, they're like, this photo was taken 10 years ago. They didn't know it was taken of them. but they're in the photo at the Airbnb that they've booked.
That's so bizarre. That does make you think, though, about the amount of times there's thousands of those kinds of photos out there. Yeah. And I often sometimes think when I'm on the beach, I better pull that wedgie out, better, you know.
Are you thinking at the beach that you're going to be in one of these photos? Is that what you're thinking?
You don't know what you are going to be in the background of. Are you expecting to be scouted as a model every time you go outside?
Are you expecting to be Miranda Kerr, are you? I bloody wish.
No, but think about it. There's so many influencers out there these days. Every man and their dog's trying to be one. This was 10 years ago. Yeah, 10 years ago there was Instagram. Imagine being in the background of a photo and you're pulling out a Ouija. Think about it. So were they looking good? Well... They were children, Georgia.
I love that that's what you're focusing on. They were kids. Well, we didn't know the age. On a family holiday with their dad.
You're not gobsmacked. You're not shocked. Yes, how did they end up at a random stranger's Airbnb? No, that's what I mean. We're probably all in people's Airbnbs.
And there's only one explanation, guys. What? And it's because we're living in a simulation.
Okay, who's running the simulation? We don't know. It could be, as you mentioned, the Truman Show. Honestly, I do feel that sometimes, that we might be like an avatar in a little incubator.
Could be. I've got more evidence that I'd like to present. Oh, my God, go. On this post, people started commenting other similar stories about why we're living in a simulation. Do you want to hear some? Okay, yeah. Okay, so here's what... Someone wrote this. They said, "'My uncle got sent a postcard from a friend who was on a holiday.'" In the postcard picture was my granddad eating an ice cream. So the uncle's dad. The friend wouldn't have known that it was his dad because he had passed away many, many years earlier.
Oh my gosh, that hurts my brain. Okay, wait. How? Is this not more invisible string?
Okay, ready? I've got more. I've got more. Sit back and relax.
I'm relaxed.
I flew to India and travelled up to the Himalayas to my old boarding school where I was going to teach for the summer. On the first day, I was looking at the school photos in the cafeteria and a lady was standing next to me also looking at the photos. I said to her that I'd gone to boarding school here 40 years ago and that this was my first time being back at the school.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:06
2
How did the hosts introduce the simulation claim and set the episode's theme?
0:06–0:38
3
What was the Airbnb beach photo coincidence that sparked the simulation discussion?
0:38–8:54
4
Which personal postcard and school reunion stories were offered as evidence of a simulation?
8:54–14:47