
Branching simulations—akin to forking code—raise questions about how identical histories could split into distinct realities inside a virtual universe. In this episode we consider whether such forks would preserve shared memories, create new conscious entities, and stretch computational resources like memory or processing power. We also contrast the idea with many‑worlds quantum branching and discuss what it reveals about identity, resource limits, and the nature of simulated versus fundamental reality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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