The Mad Profecy section

The Mad Prophecy section is a section in The library of Tortiopel that contains various works of what is concidered mad writing. Often they are too heretical or nonsensical to be placed in any serious section, but still not so blatantly heretical that the archivists found it necessary to burn them.

Discourses on the simulation theory
First I would like to clarify that this is in fact not a work directed by the Blind Watchman. I have have been visited by him before, but have never befriended him, nor spent prolonged time in his company. That being said I think it is unfair that any argument in favour of the simulation theory is by default conscidered to be the work of the Blind Watchman, as the theory is consistent and logical in it's idea of plausibility. I am however, not a follower of the school of simulatania. I have personaly felt the grace of the gods, and know they wish us well.

However, for the sake of argument, lets pretend that the theory is true, and that the gods have simulated our world with no further purpose than entertainment. This would, in fact, still not make our existence any less real. If, for example, a character in a painting by X was sentient, and were to realize that it' s  world wa s  only a painting, would that change the reality or meaning of it' s  existence? No, it would be precisely the same. In our eyes that existance would perhaps not be very interesting, but it would not know nor understand any other form of being. Likewise, if our world was only a simulation or playground for one or more gods - or a work of art as in the belief of the Square of the Six - our world would be just as real in it's own sense after realizing this as before. Whether our world is simulated or not does not matter as long a we find pleasure and comfort in it.