From a personal perspective, for the average person, the world at large, the world “out there”, seems to be a very stable place. We wake up each morning to familiar surroundings: the walls of our homes, the streets we walk, the faces we know. The world appears solid, unwavering, and reliable. Indeed, for most of us, the “out there” is so concrete that it feels as though it is filled with hard, unchanging objects: tables, chairs, buildings, trees, and even the sky abov...
simulation theory
Déjà vu and jamais vu are experiences that many people encounter, yet few truly understand. These phenomena go beyond simple quirks of the mind, potentially serving as key indicators that our reality is not as it appears. This article explores how these strange occurrences might actually be glitches in a simulated reality, offering us brief insights into the true nature of our existence.
Introduction: The Profound Implications of Déjà Vu and Jamais Vu
Déjà vu, a French term meaning ̶...
This is my response to a question that someone asked. I found the question so interesting that I decided to post it as a new article. It’s not my hope to offend any religiously minded people, as I do not question the validity of such beliefs. Rather, it is my hope to provide an inner alchemist’s perspective on the ever-developing expanse within us, and how we try to come to terms with it.
The question is as follows:
Hi JohnThanks for posting this article and the link:
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