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ike comments on "Free will" being a illusion fits pretty well with the simulation hypothesis. - Less Wrong Discussion
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Doesn't this imply you should find yourself doing things for reasons you couldn't have known at the time? (E.g. going to the store and buying stuff without knowing that those were short.)
Not if the simulation involves confabulation.