Simulation Theory Debunked: A Structural Resolution Through Collapse Theory

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contents <p>This paper structurally debunks Simulation Theory using the Collapse Theory framework. Where simulation posits symbolic imitation, Collapse Theory models real-time constraint resolution as the origin of agency, qualia, and recursive identity. Simulations can represent potential—but only collapse encodes meaning. Consciousness is not rendered—it resolves. The result is a structural argument against simulation’s coherence, grounded in empirical cognitive recursion.</p>
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spellingShingle Simulation Theory Debunked: A Structural Resolution Through Collapse Theory
Villanueva, Elton
<p>This paper structurally debunks Simulation Theory using the Collapse Theory framework. Where simulation posits symbolic imitation, Collapse Theory models real-time constraint resolution as the origin of agency, qualia, and recursive identity. Simulations can represent potential—but only collapse encodes meaning. Consciousness is not rendered—it resolves. The result is a structural argument against simulation’s coherence, grounded in empirical cognitive recursion.</p>
title Simulation Theory Debunked: A Structural Resolution Through Collapse Theory
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15547741