Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
The Heaven Promise: A request to whoever runs this world
Gijs Tuit’s philosophical essay considers whether we may live in a simulation and asks its operator to preserve conscious lives.
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- The essay links to a DOI and cites Nick Bostrom’s 2003 simulation argument while distinguishing its own emphasis.
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The page is organized into ten numbered sections, including “A thought is not a message” and “Would it still be me?”, and includes English and Dutch options. It identifies the essay as version 1.4, labels it a work in progress, and links a DOI and changelog; the supplied extract does not show the full treatment of its listed objections.
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