rry. That was the question that Elon wanted to know the answer to. It wasn't the one he has the answer to. That's where I was going wrong. I thought I didn't write down his answer, but he doesn't have an answer. It's the question. The question is, what's outside the simulation? Is there like somebody in a gamer chair who's running our world? Maybe. Maybe. I'll let you know when I get there.

But here's a little lesson in credibility. Here's what credibility buys you. I gave you a Trump persuasion lesson the other day where I said if you're credible in the thing that you're persuading on, well you know you're halfway done because people say, "Oh, you could do that." So you have to be credible.

Do you know how credible you have to be to be Elon Musk and say that reality is a simulation and have people say, "Hm, yeah, maybe it is." Do you have any idea how much credibility that takes? That's like the maximum maximum credibility that you would even for a second consider that possibility. Like who else could do that?

When I have this conversation about the simulation, do you know what kind of response I get? I don't get the one where people believe me because I'm so credible about science and the simulation. I get sort of dismissed. It's like, yeah yeah yeah yeah