>>18051043You don't get to do that. Alan Turing proved that with his "Stopping Problem." Not only can simulation not avoid locking up a computer simulation by dividing by zero, it can't even tell what processes will result in a division by zero before they're processed and cause the error.
It's funny to dream of being in The Matrix, but it's trivial to prove it's just a dream, and neither you nor anyone else will ever get to be Neo. The closest you can get is taking enough redpills to recognize the importance of imagination as well as reality, and make movies like The Matrix without falling for your own propaganda.
