> But the observation that I describe does happen in our reality
I don't know what observation you're talking about--you were giving an analogy, right? What am I misunderstanding about your claim?
> It is just like when say, biology have to reach out to chemistry and chemistry to physics and physics to math for deeper explanations for processes and observations that are native to their domain.
Yes, this is emergent complexity and physicists already look into this (e.g., holographic principle). In your game/engine analogy, we're still talking about examining the game, not the game engine.
I don't know what observation you're talking about--you were giving an analogy, right? What am I misunderstanding about your claim?
> It is just like when say, biology have to reach out to chemistry and chemistry to physics and physics to math for deeper explanations for processes and observations that are native to their domain.
Yes, this is emergent complexity and physicists already look into this (e.g., holographic principle). In your game/engine analogy, we're still talking about examining the game, not the game engine.