system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: How does the Simluation Theory's trilemma conclude that we are living in a simulation?

I feel like just because it's possible that we /could/ be living in a simulation (which seems possible when considering the first two points of the trilemma) doesn't mean we actually /are/ living in a simulation as the third point concludes.
gpt
If there is interest in the creation of simulations, as described in the 3rd point, then it's likely that hundreds, if not thousands, or even millions of simulations were created.

After that, what is the chance, that between these millions and millions of universes that exist, we just happen to live in the 'real' one?