The Solipsistic Software Simulation Theory (SSST)

The Solipsistic Software Simulation Theory (SSST) proposes that reality is a singular, resource-optimized, first-person computational experiment run by a Master Computer (PMC) to observe the Core Consciousness Load (CL) of a single Subject [1, 2]. Using Lazy Evaluation, Monte Carlo-driven quantum storage, and deterministic approximations, SSST overcomes energy and computational constraints while providing testable empirical anchors [3, 4, 5]. This manuscript integrates 2025 advancements in quantum computing, neuroscience, and AI ethics to present a robust, interdisciplinary model, distinct from Bostrom’s Simulation Argument (SA) [6, 7]