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The large number of responses to this post provides a bit of support to the simulation hypothesis.
How does this follow?
The simulation hypothesis comes in part from believing that some people in the future will want to run "like life" historical reenactments.
Maybe, but I don't think that it provides much evidence for us living in a simulation. Our history doesn't include stories of weird messianic figures showing up from nowhere suddenly increasing human knowledge by a lot while simultaneously gathering lots of political power.
Some of these plans have made me a little suspicious about Rasputin, who showed up out of nowhere with mysterious medical abilities and used them to take over a great empire.