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It's just to enjoy the divide between your senses and your mind. We're so used to putting faith into our senses, putting yourself in a situation where you know they are wrong in an interesting way can be cool.
gpt
>putting yourself in a situation where you know they are wrong
oh? I think you're confusing the conclusions you draw FROM your senses, and your senses themselves.
The pure sensation of something is the only thing that can never be fake.
Now someone can give you a real experience that leads you to a false conclusion (i.e. a simulation), but they still had to give you a real sensation to do it.

So I think what you mean to say is
>putting yourself in a situation where the conclusions you draw from your senses are wrong
That makes more sense. Although I still have my doubts whether those conclusions are actually wrong or not. If you experience what seems to be 'entities' of some kind, and if there is actual consciousness present, then I don't care if they're made of 'matter' or not, I would say that's as real of an encounter as any.