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Hello everyone!

In this thread, I’ll be exploring a new dimension of my research; as the title suggests, I’ll be examining the idea that humanity as we know it today exist in a programmed environment, much like a simulation. I understand this may sound weird or even far-fetched, but I encourage you to keep an open mind and draw your own conclusions based on the information I’ll present.

Let’s dive in.

Corroborating other angles of my research

Over the past four years, I’ve shared substantial evidence from diverse sources ing a controversial but compelling theory: that humanity is being used as a source of energy by powerful, technologically advanced beings that govern our world.
These beings feed on our negative emotions, thriving on our fear, pain, suffering, and even the energetic trauma generated through acts of violence and self-destruction.

We are trapped in an infinite cycle of reincarnation: When we die, our memories are erased, and our souls are placed into newborn bodies, forced to repeat the same cycle of birth, suffering, and death endlessly, without conscious knowledge of our past lives.

Using human agents and systems of control, these entities have reset human civilization multiple times, erasing our true history and replacing it with manufactured timelines and false narratives. The most recent reset probably occurred just a few hundred years; suggesting that our current version of history may only span 200–300 years.

This reset mechanism seems to activate whenever humanity begins to reach a level of collective awareness that could disrupt the system. The goal appears to be clear: maintain a reality rooted in conflict, division, and emotional suffering; not only among humans, but animals as well

Behind it all, there is a systematic framework designed to ensure this reality continues to produce the emotional energy these entities depend on.

Killing to survive

Why is it that feeding in our world so often demands killing? Have you thought about this?

Across land and sea, we consume animals to sustain our physical bodies. This isn’t a condemnation of meat consumption, rather it’s an invitation to reflect on a deeper question: Why are our bodies biologically wired to depend on the flesh of other living beings?

Now consider the staggering scale of suffering this system produces. Billions of animals are slaughtered each year, millions each day, many enduring fear, pain, and distress before death. If this world were truly the creation of a wholly benevolent force, wouldn’t such widespread death and suffering seem inherently contradictory? Wouldn't the creator of our world think of a better way for living things to survive that wouldn't involve the violent murder of weaker beings?

And this pattern isn’t limited to humans. In the animal kingdom, survival is often a cruel equation; watching one’s young be taken, living under constant threat, and killing to avoid starvation. It’s not just nature; it’s a relentless cycle of trauma woven into the very fabric of life on Earth.

If as I believe this world is overseen by forces that feed on emotional energy like pain, fear, and suffering, then what better design could there be than this one? A planet where survival itself ensures a constant stream of anguish... for humans and animals alike.

I employ everyone reading this to take a moment to really ponder on this.

A programmed reality with repeating characters:

For some time now, I’ve been exploring the idea that our world operates much like a programmed a video game replete with repeating characters and scripted roles. And the deeper I look, the more plausible it seems.

No matter where you go; regardless of the country, culture, or setting; you encounter the same characters playing out again and again.

Take the school environment, for example. Whether it's a primary school, a secondary school, or a university, certain character types always seem to appear: the bookworm, the bully, the shy introvert, the rebellious troublemakers, the popular girls, the bad boys. They might have different names and faces, but the roles are always consistent.

And it doesn't stop there. These patterns persist in every area of life: the struggling single mother, the abusive husband, the overbearing boss, the cheating boyfriend, the social recluse. Even the dynamics of wealth and poverty follow strangely similar storylines across the globe as if they were narrative templates reused in different contexts.

It's as though we’re living in a highly structured reality, not a random or chaotic one. One where circumstances and characters are designed to produce predictable emotional outcomes: pain, triumph, struggle, love, fear. All carefully balanced to maintain the illusion of spontaneity while keeping the core narrative intact.

Much like a video game with a set number of character types, our world seems programmed to loop through specific experiences. The scenery might change, but the underlying scripts remain the same. We are basically playing a role within a system engineered to repeat, reset, and reactivate the same emotional and psychological responses, over and over again.

Ourtruth247:
Hello everyone!

In this thread, I’ll be exploring a new dimension of my research; as the title suggests, I’ll be examining the idea that humanity as we know it today exist in a programmed environment, much like a simulation. I understand this may sound weird or even far-fetched, but I encourage you to keep an open mind and draw your own conclusions based on the information I’ll present.

Let’s dive in.

There is nothing new about your saying. Religion and God's prophets have been saying sonething similar for ages.
This is why the Bible says this physical world is controlled by the devil who is an evil cosmic force and who operates on lies.
The truth is jesus christ and reality the eternal life he offers. Thus is why religion says this present physical world will end. The new heaven and earth God will create is ultimate reality. It will be free from the manipulation of sin and rhe devil.
In reality, our minds, governmental institutions, political keadwrs etc are being controlled by the devil and his demons who us a liar and a false realist.
Jesus is ultimate reality.
This is just a religious interpretation. I'm trying to let you see that what you are saying is not entirely new or strange.
Heaven, the spirit world and God are ultimate realities

Fashion trends:

Fashion trends offer a glimpse into the deeper mechanics of our reality. They don’t just evolve, they cycle, almost as if governed by a set of invisible commands or coded instructions periodically activated in the collective consciousness.

Based on my own experience, in the late 2000s boot-cut jeans were everywhere. Then, as we entered the early 2010s, the trend shifted to skinny or pencil tros. Now, just a decade later, we’ve come full circle. Baggy jeans and oversized tros are back in style, celebrated once again as fashion-forward.

But the real peculiarity isn’t the trends themselves, it’s how we perceive them in each era. During every shift, the current trend feels unquestionably “right,” while the styles of the recent past seem outdated or even laughable.

We don’t just wear the trend we buy into it, emotionally and psychologically, as if something outside of us has flipped a switch in our collective taste.

This repetitive, almost scripted cycle suggests something deeper at play. It’s as if fashion isn’t just culture, it’s programming. A system of design inputs and aesthetic algorithms nudging us along a timeline we didn’t create but feel compelled to follow.

What if these shifts aren’t just about style, but about testing conformity, identity, and memory? Each trend trains us to discard the old, embrace the new, and forget how easily our preferences were rewritten. And if that’s true for fashion… what else might be running on a loop?

The Hundredth Monkey Effect

The Hundredth Monkey Effect is a thought-provoking concept that suggests a new behavior, once adopted by a critical number of individuals within a species, can suddenly and spontaneously spread to others; even those in completely separate locations, with no direct communication or .

This idea is based on observations from the 1950s, when researchers studying Japanese macaques noticed a peculiar shift. A few monkeys began washing sweet potatoes before eating them. Over time, more monkeys on the island picked up the habit. But the striking observation was that once enough monkeys had learned the behavior, around a hundred, others on entirely different islands, who had no interaction with the original group, began doing the same.

To me, this phenomenon mirrors how trends operate in our modern world, particularly in the age of social media. Millions of people across the globe suddenly start mimicking the same behaviors, using the same phrases, wearing the same styles, or engaging in the same viral challenges; almost as if on cue. These trends rise rapidly, dominate public attention, then fade away just as quickly, only to be replaced by the next.

It often feels less like organic, individual expression and more like synchronized programming; as if a "new script" has been ed into the system, and people unconsciously follow along.

When viewed through this lens, the Hundredth Monkey Effect offers symbolic evidence that our world functions more like a simulated or coded environment, where behavioral shifts are not purely random or independent but influenced by deeper, possibly unseen systems of control or coordination.

Sexual reproduction:

At the core of this simulated reality lies a powerful driving force: the urge to reproduce, cleverly disguised as the desire for sex. This instinct isn’t random; it’s hardwired into our biology and encoded directly into their DNA. It’s a built-in mechanism to ensure the perpetuation of life, generation after generation.

But when you step back and view this through the lens of a designed system; possibly a simulation; it starts to make even more sense. If there are beings that derive energy or sustenance from the emotions, actions, and experiences of humans and animals, then keeping the cycle going becomes absolutely essential. Reproduction isn’t just about life; it’s about sustaining the system.

Now consider how overwhelmingly powerful the sexual urge is. From a human perspective, it often overrides logic, discipline, and even survival instincts. It’s arguably the strongest biological drive we possess and provides the greatest pleasure that cannot be replicated.

Like all other species on Earth, we are nudged, pulled, and driven toward behaviors that will extend the cycle of life and maintain the population within the system. The continuation of the cycle birth, growth, reproduction, and death is crucial. It ensures that new vessels (bodies) are constantly being created, and with them, new experiences, new emotions, new suffering, and new energy outputs.

Reproduction isn't just a biological function, it's a systemic requirement, a coded imperative that keeps the simulation running.

Misfits – Unplugging from the Simulation

When a human begins to awaken and truly become aware, it’s like shifting from being an NPC (non-playable character) in a video game to becoming a fully conscious, self-directed player. You no longer simply follow the script or move with the crowd. Instead, you start to see the world for what it really is; a system, patterned and programmed, operating beneath the illusion of randomness.

This awakening grants a profound kind of freedom, but it also comes at a cost. The more aware you become, the more disconnected you may feel from the world around you. The people you once related to now seem like actors reading from a script. The systems you trusted; education, career, culture; begin to look like prewritten paths designed to keep you distracted, compliant, and contained.

Suddenly, the linear life path that once made sense; school, job, family, retirement starts to feel hollow. You begin to question everything, and the more you question, the more you realize that you don’t fit in anymore. What once felt like progress now feels like stagnation. What used to give you purpose might now feel meaningless.

This is the journey of the misfit - the awakened soul navigating a programmed world. It’s disorienting. At times, even painful. But it’s also the beginning of true autonomy. Unplugging from the simulation doesn’t guarantee peace or comfort - it offers clarity, and with it, the power to escape the prison of endless reincarnation.

Sleeping Souls

We are all souls encased in a physical body. When the body dies, the soul is put in a new body. The soul cannot die, but it can be manipulated.

Majority of the souls on earth are asleep. When a soul begins to gain knowledge about itself, it becomes awake and aware. Sleeping souls are deeply embedded in the simulation and are practically NPCs in this reality.

When you hear people casually say things like “Life is good” or “This world is sweet,” they often reveal how deeply embedded they are in the simulation. These phrases seemingly innocent and optimistic reflect a mindset shaped almost entirely by personal comfort and the pursuit of self gratification, not by an awareness of the broader reality.

Most individuals perceive the world only through the narrow lens of their own environment. As long as they have access to food, shelter, entertainment, and a sense of personal freedom, they conclude that life is going well. Their experience becomes the standard by which they measure the entire world. But this view is not just limited, it’s disconnected from the larger truth.

Outside their comfort zone, millions live in suffering. Children are bombed in war zones, families are torn apart by poverty, oppression, or violence, and entire communities live without access to the basics needed for survival. Yet none of that seems to in the worldview of those who equate their own convenience with universal well-being.

This kind of hyper-individualized thinking is not accidental; it’s part of the programming. The simulation trains us to focus on ourselves, to stay consumed by our own lives, needs, and pleasures. It encourages emotional detachment from the suffering of others, as long as our personal bubble remains intact. In this way, the system sustains itself: a world full of people content with illusions, blind to the pain that fuels it from the shadows.

True awareness requires breaking out of that narrow perspective. It means recognizing that your well-being does not cancel out someone else’s struggle and that true humanity is found not in comfort, but in consciousness.

Unity Is the Key

If there’s one truth the controllers of our world understand, it’s this: unity among humans is the greatest threat to their control.

Throughout our recent history and across every society, the ruling forces whether seen or unseen have relied on division as their most effective tool. Because when people are divided, they’re easier to manipulate, easier to distract, and far less likely to rise up.

These controllers know that when humanity stands together, there is no system too powerful to dismantle, no challenge too great to overcome. Unity is a force that breaks chains, shatters illusions, and reclaims power. It is the one thing that could collapse the entire structure of oppression and they fear it.

This is why they’ve designed social, political, and cultural systems that thrive on separation. Race, religion, nationality, class are all frameworks weaponized to pit us against one another. They institutionalize ideologies and narratives that foster fear, mistrust, and hatred, turning potential allies into enemies.

But it doesn’t stop there. The programming goes even deeper. Traits such as aggression, tribalism, and the instinct for domination are amplified within us often celebrated as strength or patriotism, when in reality, they serve only to keep us in a state of conflict.

The truth is simple, yet powerful: division sustains the system; unity dismantles it. The more we allow ourselves to be fragmented, the longer we remain under control. But the moment we begin to see past the illusions that separate us; the moment we begin to recognize our shared humanity; is the moment we begin to reclaim our world.

Ourtruth247:
Fashion trends:

Fashion trends offer a glimpse into the deeper mechanics of our reality. They don’t just evolve, they cycle, almost as if governed by a set of invisible commands or coded instructions periodically activated in the collective consciousness.

Based on my own experience, in the late 2000s boot-cut jeans were everywhere. Then, as we entered the early 2010s, the trend shifted to skinny or pencil tros. Now, just a decade later, we’ve come full circle. Baggy jeans and oversized tros are back in style, celebrated once again as fashion-forward.

But the real peculiarity isn’t the trends themselves, it’s how we perceive them in each era. During every shift, the current trend feels unquestionably “right,” while the styles of the recent past seem outdated or even laughable.

We don’t just wear the trend we buy into it, emotionally and psychologically, as if something outside of us has flipped a switch in our collective taste.

This repetitive, almost scripted cycle suggests something deeper at play. It’s as if fashion isn’t just culture, it’s programming. A system of design inputs and aesthetic algorithms nudging us along a timeline we didn’t create but feel compelled to follow.

What if these shifts aren’t just about style, but about testing conformity, identity, and memory? Each trend trains us to discard the old, embrace the new, and forget how easily our preferences were rewritten. And if that’s true for fashion… what else might be running on a loop?

You are thinking too far sef.

Music for example if you check back there are some songs that used to drive you mad that year that if you hear now you'll be wondering

Is it this same song that used to burst my head

Very correct is all that you have said

By the way "antinatalism" is the final truth
Stop bringing children into this hell realm.

Is there anything you can do about it? No, there isn't.
Just enjoy it and leave when it's time to.

This is the seventh day

The day God rest ie slept ie forgot that he was God
Now he had outsourced his power to a spell or algorithm or ai or the devil

Who is doing it job in preventing God from waking up by keep it in a low state of consciousness plague with ignorance and division which consequence is suffering.

Now God must awaken by first realising that it is God and that this world is an illusion and that all is one.

RealityKings1:
Is there anything you can do about it? No, there isn't.
Just enjoy it and leave when it's time to.

Sadly hardly are there anyone truly enjoying there lifes

Kayouzka:


Sadly hardly are there anyone truly enjoying there lifes

Its part of the game

RealityKings1:



Its part of the game

Yes a sick game that a wise person will find ways to unplug from

RealityKings1:
Is there anything you can do about it? No, there isn't.
Just enjoy it and leave when it's time to.

There is so much we can achieve when we unite as a collective consciousness. As more people awaken to the truth of our existence, we move closer to true freedom; freedom from illusion, from manipulation, and from the systems that keep us trapped in cycles of suffering.

This world, as it is, offers little in the way of lasting enjoyment. What we often experience are fleeting moments of pleasure; brief distractions that momentarily mask a deeper, ongoing pain. Behind the smiles and the screens lies a lifetime of suffering, struggle, and unfulfillment.

Ourtruth247:


There is so much we can achieve when we unite as a collective consciousness.

Is there any reality for the game characters we play on our phones, game consoles, etc excluding the platform they are being played on. While it is true that our world is flawed, abusive and that we are being toyed with. There is little to nothing we can do about it even collectively as humans, you don't know how powerless we are. The platform is as the higher powers want it to be, we can only play or quit. We can't fix it.

fredwill1357:
Is there any reality for the game characters we play on our phones, game consoles, etc excluding the platform they are being played on. While it is true that our world is flawed, abusive and that we are being toyed with. There is little to nothing we can do about it even collectively as humans, you don't know how powerless we are. The platform is as the higher powers want it to be, we can only play or quit. We can't fix it.

I completely agree with your insights my good sire. Lately, I've been reevaluating everything I once took for granted and have come to the realization that we exist within a preprogrammed reality. Our lives seem to follow a predetermined script, leaving little room for genuine autonomy. The concept of free will appears to be an illusion, as our choices and actions are heavily influenced by factors beyond our control.

Regarding death, the notion of "sudden death" seems misleading. If our existence is preordained, then the manner and timing of our departure from this world are also predetermined. No death is truly accidental; each is a part of the grand design. The unsettling aspect of this realization is our lack of control, rendering us subject to a higher power's will.

Your analysis of Non-Playable Characters (NPCs) resonates deeply with me. I've long suspected that many individuals operate on a scripted path, lacking genuine self-awareness or autonomy. These NPCs seem to exist to the narratives of the few who possess true agency, the "playable characters." The lives of NPCs revolve around these central figures, further emphasizing the structured nature of our reality.

Ourtruth247:


There is so much we can achieve when we unite as a collective consciousness. As more people awaken to the truth of our existence, we move closer to true freedom; freedom from illusion, from manipulation, and from the systems that keep us trapped in cycles of suffering.

This world, as it is, offers little in the way of lasting enjoyment. What we often experience are fleeting moments of pleasure; brief distractions that momentarily mask a deeper, ongoing pain. Behind the smiles and the screens lies a lifetime of suffering, struggle, and unfulfillment.

You follow the teachings of gnostics

majesticguy:


Genuine self-awareness or autonomy. These NPCs seem to exist to the narratives of the few who possess true agency, the "playable characters." The lives of NPCs revolve around these central figures, further emphasizing the structured nature of our reality.

We do have a level of free will, albeit limited. Without our freewill, the game will be severely boring for the higher powers. Watch the movie, the matrix. It will give you more clues on the nature of our world, and I do think, the higher powers are willing to let a person exit the simulation without a fight if a person realises the fake ness and futility of the world. So far the person is willing to leave without disrupting the game.
However, when a person exits the simulation, I don't think they necessarily realize reality. There might be no reality to realize for us, just the way there is no reality for Cj outside GTA game. The person might just seize to exist.

I have a feeling, a strong one that more souls are beginning to wake up day by day. When I go through social media these days I see a lot more people questioning existence than they did years back. Shakti qwain author of living in the light shared the same ideology in one of her books decades ago. The sad part of the mass realism is that we’re going in for another world reset. Where enlightened souls can escape the reincarnation cycle and the sleeping souls put in new bodies to start another new generation on earth.

hmmmm

chikasnight:
I have a feeling, a strong one that more souls are beginning to wake up day by day. When I go through social media these days I see a lot more people questioning existence than they did years back. Shakti qwain author of living in the light shared the same ideology in one of her books decades ago. The sad part of the mass realism is that we’re going in for another world reset. Where enlightened souls can escape the reincarnation cycle and the sleeping souls put in new bodies to start another new generation on earth.

We are in age of aquarius, more souls are waking up, tiktok, Facebook, and some other social media is helping in the awakening. In the next 10 or 20yrs majority of people will awaken to the truth

The world was in love ,peace and unity till the reptilians/alpha draconians took control of it

fredwill1357:
We do have a level of free will, albeit limited. Without our freewill, the game will be severely boring for the higher powers. Watch the movie, the matrix. It will give you more clues on the nature of our world, and I do think, the higher powers are willing to let a person exit the simulation without a fight if a person realises the fake ness and futility of the world. So far the person is willing to leave without disrupting the game.
However, when a person exits the simulation, I don't think they necessarily realize reality. There might be no reality to realize for us, just the way there is no reality for Cj outside GTA game. The person might just seize to exist.

Soul is energy it cannot seize to exist, once the awaken soul successfully exit this prison earth, he found himself in another realm or planet

Vicboy1:

Soul is energy it cannot seize to exist, once the awaken soul successfully exit this prison earth, he found himself in another realm or planet

Exactly

Wait…this might just be the reason Russian scientists were recently able to track the soul of a dead man at a distant planet billions of lightyears away from earth. 🤔

Vicboy1:

Soul is energy it cannot seize to exist, once the awaken soul successfully exit this prison earth, he found himself in another realm or planet

The crowd mentality makes it seem like simulation, but it's biology at work, people adapting to survive.

PenpalOso:
Wait…this might just be the reason Russian scientists were recently able to track the soul of a dead man at a distant planet billions of lightyears away from earth. 🤔

Please expand on this