Countermeasures

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Methods

Reality checks are a series of procedures used to ensure the stability of our simulated reality.

1. Sanity Checks

Sanity checks are the most common form of reality check, used to prevent users from becoming too attached to their simulated experiences.

2. Consistency Checks

Consistency checks are used to ensure that the simulated reality maintains a consistent narrative, preventing paradoxes and inconsistencies.

3. Paradox Avoidance

Paradox avoidance is a more advanced reality check, used to prevent the simulated reality from becoming self-referential.

4. Temporal Integrity

Temporal integrity checks are used to prevent users from altering historical events within the simulated reality.

5. Causality Checks

Causality checks are used to ensure that cause and effect remain in balance within the simulated reality.

6. Meta-Reality Checks

Meta-reality checks are used to verify the integrity of the simulated reality itself.

7. Meta-Checks

Meta-checks are used to verify the simulated reality's internal consistency and logic.

8. Meta-Meta-Reality Checks

Meta-meta reality checks are used for the ultimate verification of the simulated reality's reality.

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