So there is basically a limitless number of potential human experiences and there is no point really trying to imagine what they could be because we probably can't comprehend them yet?
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That could be one takeaway. That there really are no limits to the experience we could have.
I think it is just a new framework for thinking about the idea of a simulation theory.
Another takeaway could be the importance of our thoughts. To what level do we create the things we experience. Is our subconscious “prompting” our relate into existence? If it is a solo simulation and it is just us? Is it shared and then there is a collective “prompting” going on from all of humanity or a subset of conscious beings? How would you act differently if this was the case? Would you be stricter with what happened inside your mind or your “soul”?
Not that I would say I believe these things but these topics can be fun to think about and when considering living in a simulation I have always thought of it like an open world video game not a live stream spontaneously generated experience.
I get you. Are thoughts are definitely very powerful and we are interconnected to some extent to good and fun to think about these things even if it is a little daunting lol 🤝