Okay, here me out-
I am PRO simulation because I believe we try to replicate in this reality what is given to us outside of here. And I think we advance, almost subconsciously, in the direction of that reality. Almost like it happened first and we are witnessing its inception.
Actions:
- Most people prefer video games, reality TV, social media - basically AVATAR based things over actual reality
Knowledge:
- No matter how far out science looks in space or how deep it looks within we always find something. Like a shroud of knowledge is present to keep the continuity of this life ongoing.
- There has been, in recent times, a sudden uprising in people that honestly believe the earth is flat, concave, or at least not a ball. And completely convinced moon landings, rockets, and outer space travel to be one of the best kept secrets in human history.
Desires:
- The term "awakened" has been rejuvenated to describe someone no longer held back by media, programming, gmo foods, homeschooling, anti-vaccination, and Marxism for that matter.
Feelings:
- Just look into the mirror with a deep gaze and ask yourself - who is the one that is aware that they're aware? Not how you brush your teeth or comb your hair, but really look into your eyes and you'll witness the thinker who is telling your story.
I could go on but this bleeds into a book/set of blog posts I am working on that goes into the Unwritten Bible of Life, the only thing every living breathing experiences together.
One of the primary reasons for my belief though is something I've never heard everyone talk about or describe in detail the way I see it.
But in the dark or in certain amounts of light, I can see particles. Particles of light that I can only explain from a 3D modeling perspective that they are like artifacts that exist in this reality. I can see them whenever I want with a certain type of gaze. ESPECIALLY in the dark. They flow and have their own motion - yet can be controlled and changed colors. I know that sounds odd and ruined my whole wall of text. But it's my truth, at least for me.