proving we're not in a simulation by making your reality look corrupted

A glitchy, pixelated image of dandelion seedheads with green foliage, intentionally corrupted with rectangular digital artifacts and missing chunks. The image mimics video compression errors or corrupted digital files, serving as a visual metaphor for the simulation hypothesis topic. The irony is heavy-handed: discussing whether reality is simulated while presenting reality as literally broken. Extracted text: WHY WE (PROBABLY) AREN'T LIVING IN A COMPUTER SIMULATION POPULAR SCIENCE