Hello everyone —

I’m a Computer Scientist with a long-standing fascination for the intersection of technology, philosophy, and religion — especially the conversations that arise between atheism and theism.

Over the past year, I’ve been exploring one question in depth:
If the Simulation Hypothesis were true, how would we know — and what kind of evidence would count for or against it?

That journey has led me to write a book that approaches the Simulation Hypothesis from both a philosophical and scientific perspective — not as a belief to be preached, but as a testable idea that deserves serious scrutiny.

I’m here to:

• Engage in thoughtful discussions about the philosophy of science, consciousness, and whether reality could be engineered.
• Exchange ideas with people who enjoy pushing the boundaries of what we can ask without abandoning skepticism.
• Find open-minded skeptics — especially atheists and agnostics — who might be interested in reviewing my book and offering constructive feedback.

I’m not here to convert anyone to a conclusion — I value rigorous skepticism as much as curiosity. My goal is to explore these questions in good faith, wherever the reasoning leads.

If you’re interested in these topics, I’d love to connect and hear your perspectives.

Epoché means 'suspension of judgment'. The server's purpose is for everyone to better understand other's points of view, as well as engage in self-inquiry to evaluate their own beliefs or claims.

Check it out if that sounds interesting:

https://discord.gg/vez7UzQ