Behavioral evidence we live in a simulation

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Using computers as a vicarious mode of living is nothing new to us, however that one would do this says something about a person's moral character - that if there were some way to live life in a simulation then they probably would. Now the question is, is there, and if so how?

Take pic related for example. This is a game where people can actually get married to each other, presumably because they are too repulsive in real life. In this game, there is scamming, hacking, botting, people who pretend to be girls to get stuff from guys, "kill-stealing", and in certain places one pretty much has to pay money to win. This game is perhaps analogous to the career aspect of life.

Could it be that there is a real life analogue for things we see in this and other games?