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>God made the video game "perfect", yes?
perfect doesn't exist
>what is the difference between feeling happy, and the simulation of feeling happy to a perfect degree?
>What is the difference between actual suffering, and a perfect simulation of suffering?
we don't know if feelings are a part of this physical reality (could be due to our bodily composition). our soul might not have such a function. there are many different mechanisms to deal with the pain. you hear about people who have amnesia about a traumatic event. in those cases, their soul left so they don't need to experience the pain. once they are able to deal with it, the memories come back. pain is a feedback mechanism to protect ourselves and not meant as a sadistic tool to hurt us.
physical pain is a consequence of physical reality. it's not that deep. the suffering is not real. once you die, you'll wake up from this reality like a dream. it will fade away like it never happened.
there is a goal to having such a video game reality. if we are a part of this consciousness system (soul, god, the computer) and connected to it, then when we do good the system benefits. when we do bad the system is harmed. therefore, our purpose is to become love, become selfless, and help others. this video game is so we have a place to challenge ourselves to become love. the reason god is doing this is because it is not perfect. it needs us, as a piece of god, to help it grow and learn. so this isn't about us. it's about the entire system growing and we are a part of that growth.