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You guys know the probabilistic argument for simulation theory right? That if there are many simulations the chance to be in base reality is small. You can make som similar arguments for other things which I thought was interesting. Here are some I thought of.

If there are multiple universes and some expand while others don't, an observer is near guaranteed to find themselves in an expanding one since those would make up largest fraction of multiverse volume.

Alien life is likely to have a procreation mechanism because life that increases its total biomass would be more numerous and thus more likely to be encountered.

Alien life is likely intelligent seeing as how intelligence increases a species' biomass relative to other life immensely over time (as evidenced by humans being the species with the most biomass on Earth).

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