“The simulation argument is appealing, in part, because it gives atheists a way to talk about spirituality. The idea that we’re living in only a part of reality, with the whole permanently beyond our reach, can be a source of awe. About our simulators, one can ask the same questions one asks about Go…”— Joshua Rothman, newyorker.comTagged: The future, The Singularity, Nick Bostrom, The Simulation Theory, New Yorker Long Reads