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It might be wrong to state that waking life is more real than dreams? It is just consistent, unlike dreams (due to the limited computing power of the brain)? So even if the world is a simulation, it is definetely happening outside of our brains?(edit 10/24: replaced dots with question marks)

Today has been a hot day and I have eaten ice cream on four occasions. At first with my friend in the park. One hour later on the way to that same park. The third one was an Affogato I reluctantly ordered because it was almost the same price as a Cappuchino and I didn't want a hot coffee. The last one I ate on the way home a couple hours later. I enjoyed the first one the most, it was a 'sandwich' type industrial ice cream from the supermarket. The second one was melting so fast, also I managed to break off the bottom of the cone by accident, so I had to hurry. The Affogato was a pleasure and I would give it the silver medal if this were a competition. I can almost not remember eating the last one, it didn't really leave a mark in my memory.