its not a simulation, but so many of us mess around with simulations all the time that we re-wire our brains and some do it so hard that they're convinced everything must be one.
okay so that vid details a SAT question, how many rotations can a smaller circle make around a larger one, now if you put a string around the larger coin and then lay it straight line and rotate the circle on the line it will make less rotations.
Now its theorized if its a sim there is no true diagonal movement its all tiny staircases and that's why the coin rotates around the coin more times when its in a circle.
They try to pass it off as math stuff but i think its a glitch.
okay seriously though that video explains it in a way that only makes it more confusing...
The reason the line and the circle have different number of rotations is because the circle path is travelling a further distance than the line. When you roll it along the line the CENTER travels the same distance, but when you roll it around the circle, the center is going a longer distance than the example with the line.
I hate when youtube videos do this... they present it in this mysterious confusing way, and you have to waste 15 minutes for the actual answer comes out... (I checked later in the video to see if they had this 1 sentence explanation, and they do but wrap it in 5 minutes of bullshit to confuse non-math types even more)
long story short... "No Diagonal Movement" --- lol ... lmao even
i dunno i am shit at math but still maybe i'd buy the explanation if it was a tiny bit of extra rotation but it's a full extra rotation
the theory is when computers draw a diagonal line, it's all tiny staircases, it's not a true diagonal line, so if it's a sim it would also have that kind of rule for movement.
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okay so that vid details a SAT question, how many rotations can a smaller circle make around a larger one, now if you put a string around the larger coin and then lay it straight line and rotate the circle on the line it will make less rotations.
Now its theorized if its a sim there is no true diagonal movement its all tiny staircases and that's why the coin rotates around the coin more times when its in a circle.
They try to pass it off as math stuff but i think its a glitch.
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okay seriously though that video explains it in a way that only makes it more confusing...
The reason the line and the circle have different number of rotations is because the circle path is travelling a further distance than the line. When you roll it along the line the CENTER travels the same distance, but when you roll it around the circle, the center is going a longer distance than the example with the line.
I hate when youtube videos do this... they present it in this mysterious confusing way, and you have to waste 15 minutes for the actual answer comes out... (I checked later in the video to see if they had this 1 sentence explanation, and they do but wrap it in 5 minutes of bullshit to confuse non-math types even more)
long story short... "No Diagonal Movement" --- lol ... lmao even
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the theory is when computers draw a diagonal line, it's all tiny staircases, it's not a true diagonal line, so if it's a sim it would also have that kind of rule for movement.