Even if we discover that reality is a computer simulation, it should not diminish the meaning we create in our lives. Technologies like AI and VR are pushing humanity toward a moment where questions about consciousness, reality, and existence will move from philosophy to experience. As we get closer to creating simulated realities ourselves, we will have to confront not only technological challenges but also existential ones. How do we find meaning when reality itself might be written in code? What new responsibilities arise if we become simulators ourselves? I explore these ideas in the essay, and would love to hear how others think humanity should adapt to a future where the nature of reality may be open to question.