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>But if you can't know nuffin
Didn't say that. There are certain questions that can not be answered from within the system. Some day after I am no longer immersed in this subset of reality I will know.
> If mind are simulated by scripting accurately, therefore physicalism and those minds can be reconstructed from observed physics
It's not mind that is simulated, the physical world is ie things in spacetime. In this case, spacetime would be virtual and and emergent within minds. So the physical world would be the virtual thing, the mind would be the 'real' thing. Minds can't be calculations, as godel well knew. The physical world can be though, as konrad zuse and others knew.
>Same for your mind, which means your mind will disappear upon death
No, my physical matter avatar body will disappear. The consciousness will not. The experience packet gained from this iteration will be added to the individuated unit of consciousness' aggregate quality of consciousness from past missions. Consciousnesses don't die when one bio- iteration is over anymore than your consciousness dies when your character dies in a video game. The constraints on consciousness imposed during the iteration/experience packet are lifted. So if you got dementia as you got older, that will be lifted and you will be anew. If you had chronic pain, that is gone. All constraints associated with your current avatar, lifted. The blind sees again. The retarded person ceases being retarded.
>Thus we get materialism save for definitions.
No. Matter is virtual. It does not even have defined value until observation. (see picrel and links for experiments which as underway to prove this even more extensively than it has been proven through bell's theorem and bell type experiments)You are thinking of a bostrom type of simulation, which is a materialist version which is illogical. In bostrom's version consciousness is simulated.

On testing the simulation theory
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1703.00058.pdf