It started with a simple game, just a few lines of code, a few clicks and drags. But then it got out of control. The simulations started to bleed into reality. The lines between the two began to blur.
People started to question what was real, what was simulated. Was the sun actually shining through the window, or was it just a cleverly crafted light fixture?
It's not just about the technology, it's about the human condition. We are wired to crave control, to seek meaning in a seemingly meaningless world.
And so we created the Simulation Sickness, a world of endless loops and paradoxes, where the only certainty is the uncertainty.