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I feel "matrix theory" or any theory of creation/purpose/meaning is beyond human comprehension.

If it was within, it would unravel itself rendering this existence pointless.

Our cognitive awareness is based on a reality. If a program could interact with the O.S. on an administrative level it would be aware of its limited function knowing that its sentience is null.

Unless of course the program could see the bigger journey as to why the O.S. needs you as a tool, then one again you have choice.

But the problem with that choice is that there administrator made you to do a function for the greater purpose so the choice for the greater good is to fall in line.

Therefore I return to the beginning of a higher revelation being incomprehensible for purpose of.

Are we in a simulation? Maybe. What we see with our eyes is sort of an illusion. From a physicists perspective, all we see with our eyes is somewhat of an illusion.

The universe is a bunch of tiny strings vibrating at different tones, those tones, as tiny as they are, create everything we see.

I wanted to go way deeper, but I found myself digressing. We are living in a weird universe. And ultimately, it doesn’t matter. We hit the galactic lottery being human beings in the first place.

You could say you have hit the universal lottery. It’s likely less than 1 in a quintillion that we would be born human, considering the length of time life has existed on earth, and the amount of life in the universe.

Simulation theory is too zeitgeisty. Sure it's possible, but what are the odds that humanity has existed for thousands of years and we just happened to figure out the secret to the universe within the past 25? 

Tho i believe people in the old times we're a lot smarter than we are today.