The anthropic principle seems to imply that our subjective experiences take place in amazingly common ancestor simulations that don’t simulate animals in sufficient detail to give them subjective experience. That I find myself experiencing being a human rather than being a bat, even though bats are in principle capable of subjective experience, is because there are vastly more detailed simulations of humans than of bats.
The anthropic principle seems to imply that our subjective experiences take place in amazingly common ancestor simulations that don’t simulate animals in sufficient detail to give them subjective experience. That I find myself experiencing being a human rather than being a bat, even though bats are in principle capable of subjective experience, is because there are vastly more detailed simulations of humans than of bats.
You mean, you believe the anthropic principle is justified only if you assume that most people exist in simulations?