The End of the World

[Mister Agenda]

If we are living in a computer simulation, the end of the world might be around the year 2050. It will be about that time when we have the computational abilities to run are own ancestor simulations. This will cause stacking of simulations upon simulations eating up all the computational resources of the parent reality.

I'm pretty sure it would just mean there's a more strict limit to the simulations we can run if they use up the computational resources of the universe. It would be a pretty poorly designed simulation if it was that easy to grind it to a halt from within when a simple limit on the computational density the sims can achieve is imposed.

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@ Striker

I have those Bibles, the word regret is not in them, why the word is used by that site is beyond me. I just went to Strong's which has every word in the scriptures. Regret is not in the entirety of the Bible, if it were a Hebrew or Greek word used in the scriptures it would be used in Strong's. So I regret to tell you that your search has failed miserably. The word used in the manuscripts is 'nacham,' meaning to be sorry, to pity, to console. Seems regret is not a part of this Hebrew word. You see when challenged I will go farther, unlike you, why, because you are not interested in the truth just the deception that makes you feel good about being wrong. As for using your own definition for sorry doesn't work, the Hebrew in this case doesn't support it. You scream that Christians can't admit when they are wrong, it's you who can't, notice I did not say atheist, because some have and recently.

GC

1re·gret verb \ri-ˈgret\ : to feel sad or sorry about (something that you did or did not do) : to have regrets about (something)

—used formally and in writing to express sad feelings about something that is disappointing or unpleasant
re·gret·tedre·gret·ting
CloseStyle: MLA APA ChicagoFull Definition of REGRET
transitive verb
1a : to mourn the loss or death of b : to miss very much
2: to be very sorry for <regrets his mistakes>
intransitive verb
: to experience regret
— re·gret·ter noun
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Examples of REGRET
Don't say anything you might regret later.
I deeply regret what I said.
She does not regret leaving him.
He regrets not traveling more when he was younger.
He says he doesn't regret anything that he's done in his life.
Origin of REGRET
Middle English regretten, from Anglo-French regreter, from re- + -greter (perhaps of Germanic origin; akin to Old Norse grāta to weep) — more at greet
First Known Use: 14th century
Related to REGRET
Synonyms
bemoan, deplore, lament, repent, rue
Related Wordsache (for), bewail, grieve (for), mourn, sorrow (for)Near Antonymsdelight (in), enjoy, relish, revel (in), savor (also savour)
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2regretnoun : a feeling of sadness or disappointment about something that you did or did not do

regrets : a statement saying politely that you will not be able to go to a meeting, party, etc.
Full Definition of REGRET
1: sorrow aroused by circumstances beyond one's control or power to repair
2a : an expression of distressing emotion (as sorrow) b plural : a note politely declining an invitation
— re·gret·ful \-ˈgret-fəl\ adjective
— re·gret·ful·ness noun
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Examples of REGRET
She has no regrets about leaving him.
My greatest regret is not going to college.
To my regret, I never visited Europe.
It is with deep regret that he is announcing his resignation.
My coworker gives her regrets for not being able to attend the meeting.
First Known Use of REGRET
1590
Related to REGRET
Synonyms
contriteness, contrition, penitence, guilt, remorse, remorsefulness, repentance, rue, self-reproach, shame