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Gnosticism presents a cosmology in which the material world is a flawed creation crafted by a lesser deity—the Demiurge—who traps divine sparks (souls) in bodies and a corrupt reality. Liberation comes through gnosis—a spiritual awakening to one's divine origin, transcending ignorance and the Demiurge’s illusion Medium+1ResearchGate+1.

The idea that our world is a simulation echoes Gnostic insights: both frameworks depict a deceptive reality under the control of a sub‑divine intelligence, whether called the Demiurge or an advanced programmer. Modern thinkers draw direct parallels between software-level simulation theories and ancient Gnostic myths about false creation

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