As new technology throws up increasingly advanced computer simulations, humanity is beginning to ask; is our reality really what we think it is?
It’s certainly a question academics are also grappling with.
To get some answers, presenter Max Tobin peers into the digital rabbit hole alongside Nick Bostrom, a philosopher with an intriguing simulation hypothesis.
Presented by Max Tobin
Written, filmed & edited by Dillon Steele
Executive produced by Howard Timberlake & Dan John
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