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I never understood what's so bad about just accepting we're in base reality.

I think it's a fallacy that people think there always has to be something higher. They apply possibilities in places where there are no reason to assume such things, but there are gaps for basically anything they come up with to fit. Call it divine creation, a simulation, a fairy's fart in the wind, whatever. It doesn't change the fact that it a) is impossible to know because it would exist outside the confines of our reality; and b) would have no bearing on anything within the confines of our reality. Based on these caveats, it's logically identical to "not being real", so I say we start treating it as such.