The Man With the Dog Is Always There

Theory states that only what you see at one given time is what exists in your world. Grimace fry's story highlights another aspect of simulation theory, the amount of computing space doesn't have to be so big that the entire world rendered at once. Those n pc don't need to be taking up any computing space until their code is triggered by the are approaching. But what if, completely unexpected by the person controlling your avatar, you suddenly decide to look out your window and it isn't there?