[SPOILER] Ending, Simon and bias

[Kein]

You lost me here. Honestly, I don't really see how does that invalidate my point.

This:

Either way, I see some people consider the 'switches' between different versions of Simon as nothing more than a narrative device to present certain thematics. That is a valid point of view. All I'm saying is that nothing stands in the way of interpreting those 'switches' as part of a subjective experience of a single Simon.

I'm not saying it is invalid, I just expressed my doubts. Your idea is way too complex and awesome to be true, haha. As much as I respect FG, I believe in this case it was a simple case of narrative design rather then supercomplex lore and experience delivery.