2022-2-26 PROOF THAT the Simulatio Glitch and STring theory are all connected

[0:00 - 0:14] Hello everyone. I'm here to prove that the String Theory, the Glitch Theory, the Glitch
[0:14 - 0:25] and the Matrix Theory and the Simulation Theory are all connected in a very big way and none
[0:25 - 0:40] of us realize it. Well, none of you guys realize it. Think of like, have you ever had deja vu?
[0:40 - 0:50] Like you've been somewhere before and you can't place how or when or why. Well, that's
[0:50 - 1:01] because you have in another universe. Now the String Theory goes that there are essentially
[1:01 - 1:14] multiple universes, correct? There are essentially multiple timelines of the same universe. The
[1:14 - 1:22] Glitch Theory goes that there are glitches within our matrix proving that we can be living
[1:22 - 1:34] in a computer generated world. Now the Simulation Theory kind of piggybacks off of that, of
[1:34 - 1:47] that very same theory. Take this for example. I don't want you guys to really think about
[1:47 - 1:59] this. Take this dollar bill right here. Only one, right? Only dollar bill I have. Now the
[1:59 - 2:10] String Timeline Theory states that we have multiples of each dollar bill. As you guys
[2:10 - 2:21] can clearly see, two of them. In another universe, in a parallel universe, you've already done
[2:21 - 2:29] what you thought you did or you've been where you thought you've been. That's why you have
[2:29 - 2:39] deja vu. Now, the glitches and the Syndrome Theory go like this. We are all living in
[2:39 - 2:49] a computer simulated world created by someone. How did we get here? Who made us? Who created
[2:49 - 3:02] us? Why did they create us? Because we are merely living in a computer generated world.
[3:02 - 3:14] Think about it like this. Have you ever paid attention to NPCs on GTA, on GTA 5 online
[3:14 - 3:26] or in general, and you notice how they walk around aimlessly accepting their world? Think
[3:26 - 3:40] about that. The NPCs walk around, they sit there and they walk around and to them that's
[3:40 - 3:48] reality. That's their reality. That's what they know. Just like in this world, in our
[3:48 - 4:09] reality, this is all we know. Now, the glitches that we experience, think of it like a computer
[4:09 - 4:16] game or a video game. You ever play a video game and you have glitches? You ever have
[4:16 - 4:23] a game and you find a bug or a glitch or whatever to do certain things? Those glitches
[4:23 - 4:30] in our reality are merely bugs within the simulation that we are living in. Within that
[4:30 - 4:40] simulated world are the glitches. Now, whether the glitch was put there on purpose or if
[4:40 - 4:52] it's a flaw in the system, we may never know. But in another reality, in our alternate universe,
[4:52 - 5:00] that bug may have never happened. We are merely a copy of the same universe. So when
[5:00 - 5:14] we die, we're literally just going to get copied and have another version replace us.
[5:14 - 5:27] We are essentially living in a computer-simulated world where when we die, another version
[5:27 - 5:37] of us will take our place. We were merely created out of a some sort of computer-generated
[5:37 - 5:47] program. We are all essentially created by someone. All these universes, all these alternate
[5:47 - 5:55] universes, in an alternate universe, you guys might not exist. In an alternate universe,
[5:55 - 6:04] you guys might be rich or poor. You don't know. But think about it like this. This is
[6:04 - 6:13] where things get really weird. Essentially, whoever created us or whatever created us
[6:13 - 6:23] made copies of us. Think about it like you copy something. You take something, you copy
[6:23 - 6:40] it and you paste it over and over and over. But is it really a hypothesis? Because think
[6:40 - 6:50] about all the glitches that happen every day to people. Deja vu. Things that you thought
[6:50 - 6:58] you've done or places you thought you've been. That deja vu isn't an accident, people.
[6:58 - 7:11] It's real. In another timeline, you've already been where you're at. In another time, in
[7:11 - 7:18] another parallel universe, you've already been where you thought you've been. Like,
[7:18 - 7:27] let's say you walk into a parallel universe, you walk into Walmart and you've never been
[7:27 - 7:33] there before in your life, just for a pure example. Let's say you guys walk into Walmart
[7:33 - 7:40] and you've never been there before in your life. But yet you see that place and you
[7:40 - 7:45] felt like you've been there before. You drive past it on your way to work, on your
[7:45 - 7:52] way to school, or wherever you're going every day, but you never go in there. But you feel
[7:52 - 8:02] like you've been there before. You feel like you've been there. It's because you have.
[8:02 - 8:08] In a parallel timeline, you have been there. That's why deja vu exists, because there
[8:08 - 8:16] are places that we've been in this other universe over here, in this other parallel
[8:16 - 8:24] timeline over here. We've already been there. In this other timeline, you've already been
[8:24 - 8:30] to this store, but in the current one, you haven't been. But yet you have that familiar
[8:30 - 8:39] feeling. That's because you have in another timeline and essentially whatever created
[8:39 - 8:48] us essentially is just making copies of us over and over and over again. We're essentially
[8:48 - 9:00] in an infinite loop of universes, of alternate timelines. Truly think about that. Right now
[9:00 - 9:09] there are other versions of all of you in the chat in another timeline. In another timeline,
[9:09 - 9:19] we may all be friends. In another timeline, you guys may be rich. You may be poor. Now
[9:19 - 9:30] the bugs, the glitches, those are merely bugs within our universe. In another universe,
[9:30 - 9:42] in another copy of our sim, of us, that bug might not happen. In another timeline, that
[9:42 - 9:53] bug might not have happened. So essentially, yes, we are living on a string theory, but
[9:53 - 10:00] that string theory isn't merely us being copied in a computer sim over and over and
[10:00 - 10:15] over again. Think about it. The glitches in the matrix, deja vu. Think about it, people.
[10:15 - 10:25] Think about it. In another universe, I might not exist. In another universe, you might
[10:25 - 10:36] not exist. But essentially when we die or whatever created us, if they want us to die,
[10:36 - 10:44] then we are dead. If they want to make copies of us, they will make copies of us over and
[10:44 - 10:58] over for as long as they want. Now, when this simulation gets shut down, that's it.
[10:58 - 11:07] We're done. Every parallel universe, all of us, gets wiped from existence. Now will they
[11:07 - 11:16] do that? Don't know. And I know a lot of you guys are laughing at me right now, but I
[11:16 - 11:25] want you guys to do me a favor. Go on to YouTube. Watch a video on each of these theories,
[11:25 - 11:32] the string theory, the glitches in the matrix theory, and the simulation theory. I want
[11:32 - 11:40] you guys to watch all of those, all the videos on those theories. Like every one of you,
[11:40 - 11:48] I want you guys to watch all of those videos. Essentially, they're all interconnected.
[11:48 - 11:56] We are essentially like, let's say that here's the computer simulation, right? Here's our
[11:56 - 12:06] existence. This timeline, this string timeline right here, is our existence, okay? This right
[12:06 - 12:15] here is our existence. And essentially what the creator of our universe is doing is merely
[12:15 - 12:22] copying and pasting our universe over and over and over and over and over again. So
[12:22 - 12:35] essentially there's an infinite number of our universes. But it is all inside a simulation.
[12:35 - 12:45] We weren't created on accident. We were created for a reason. And as I said, in our timeline,
[12:45 - 12:50] these glitches that are in the universe, that are in our universe, the glitches that we
[12:50 - 13:04] see and find, the glitches in the matrix that we find, that's merely a bug within the system.
[13:04 - 13:13] Now I want you guys to think about this. When you go to sleep at night, are you really
[13:13 - 13:23] going to sleep? Or are you merely waking up to reality and what is real? How do we know
[13:23 - 13:29] that when we go to sleep at night, that we're not actually waking up from a dream? How do
[13:29 - 13:38] we know that this is real? How do we know that this right here is real? How do we know
[13:38 - 13:45] that when we're asleep, we're not actually waking up from our simulated bodies, from
[13:45 - 14:09] our simulated life? Think about that. That movie, The Matrix, all that is real. We are
[14:09 - 14:20] merely MTCs living within a universe that has been created and copied essentially hundreds
[14:20 - 14:28] and thousands of millions of times over on an infinite loop. And at any time, whatever
[14:28 - 14:40] created us can go in, copy our planet, our universe, and paste it in a blank space within
[14:40 - 14:52] the fabric of time and reality as many times as it wants. And I know it sounds crazy but
[14:52 - 15:03] like I said, go back, go on YouTube, look up videos on these theories, watch the video
[15:03 - 15:12] on the strength theory, watch the video on glitches within The Matrix, as well as watch
[15:12 - 15:22] a video or videos on the simulation theory. Go back and watch those and truly think about
[15:22 - 15:34] it. Essentially all of them are connected. Prove me wrong. Like I said, it all goes back
[15:34 - 15:41] to deja vu. Those places that you feel like you've been for, those things that you felt
[15:41 - 15:52] like have happened before, that's because they have, but in a parallel universe to our own.
[15:52 - 16:02] Do your research people. And then come back and test me.