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Simulacrum (n.) A thing that is not what it seems, but is actually a simulation of something else. Often used in place of the real thing, but with a hint of disappointment.
Learn about the etymology of SimulacrumSimulationism (n.) The art of creating fake worlds and experiences that are indistinguishable from reality. A delicate balance of art and science, or so we're told.
Explore the philosophical implications of SimulationismSimulacral Reality (n.) A reality that is simulated, but not quite as good as the real thing. Like a knock-off of a knock-off.
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