There's a wild concept floating around lately: what if civilization's trajectory leads us somewhere where digital worlds become completely indistinguishable from reality?

Imagine a future—assuming we keep progressing—where millions, perhaps billions of simulated experiences exist. Games that don't just entertain but mirror life so perfectly you can't tell them apart. The line between what's "real" and what's rendered? Gone.

It's not sci-fi anymore. It's the direction we're heading.