Many
people have this feeling that there is something wrong with this
World, but no-one can tell what it is really about. For me things
have changed many years ago already, when I stumbled upon some
information that is different from what you hear in general. This is
about the reality of thing, this is about if this World is real or
not. In a way I found a method to see for yourself that this world is
a projection in front of your eyes, aka this World simply isn't real.
In order for you to understand, it is important that you see it with
your own eyes before you will believe what I am saying. Here I try to
give some ways for you to see what I mean. What is the simulation
theory and how can you see it with your own eyes using the following 5 methods?
What
is the simulation theory?
If
everything that you see and experience is part of a simulated
reality, then we are talking about the simulation theory or
hypothesis. The problem is that till now, no-one has ever proven it
to be real. But if we are within a fake reality, then for sure
we must be able to see it or register it in some way. If we are, then
we must be able to see it with ourselves and thus it is important to
investigate our own body in order to recognize if there are any
indications that we do live in a simulated World. This is something
that I did in 2015 already, and I want to share this information with
you.
Energy
field around your body
If
we are within a simulated World, then this would mean what we see is
digital, or with the World projected around us. This would mean that
our fake body (as a representation of the real body) would be loaded
into this World and thus there must be a energy field or a perimeter
around the body or object, which must be detected. In order for us to
see this, we need to use enough enlargement, but there for sure must
be additional conditions how and when we must be able to see it.
Validity
The following methods are valid ways to test the simulation theory as the test can be repeated endlessly giving the same results. As it is repeatable, easy to do, anyone can do it with reasonable reliability and has high validity then there is high probability for the methods and it's results supporting the simulation theory.
Use your glasses
Method 1: The
easiest way to prove the
simulation theory is by seeing it with your
own eyes. If you are wearing glasses then it might be easier. I have
used two +250 glasses, but I used to work with +200 glasses. Now Put
the first glasses normally on your nose before your eyes, and put the
second glasses on the tip of your nose. Now use a black and white
background and put your finger in front
of that, looking through the first glasses. If you have positioned
it, look through both glasses at your finger with the black and white
background. Focus your eyes purely on the rim of your finger (this
takes some effort as your eyes are not accustomed to a +4 or +5
enlargement) so the background is out of focus. And there you will
see the black or white interaction around your finger with the
background color differences. It will look something like pictures
you see in this article, but now you can see it with your own eyes.
(it probably will take some time before you see it).
Picture zoom-in method
Method 2: The first picture is actually the other way around, making a photo of the finger using a black and white back-ground and then zooming in on it. Initially I used method 2 and method 5 to
prove the simulation theory, but as I want you to see it with your eyes as well I have added the other methods.
Magnifying glass
Method 3: You can also use a 10x enlargement glass so that you can see it with your own eyes. In that case the instruction would be like this.
Using this method has resulted in a quick video of which I am posting a picture taken at 11 seconds, showing what you can see enlarging the finger with a 10x magnifier with the white-light grey card behind it. It shows the mentioned white and black lines in position a) = white line shows, b) = black line shows, c) = white line disappears and d) = clear black line shows. Especially position d is interesting as with a brighter back-ground the black line seems to get clearer and thicker. Now this photo you might want to safe and zoom in to see it as the lines are only a fraction of a millimeter. But rest assured these lines are there. So what you can see with a mobile phone and taking a picture of it, you can also see now with your own eyes. If you don't see it instantly, try to focus on the finger-rim and stare at it through the magnifier for a minute or so with one eye closed. Gradually you will be able to see what I mean here. So this is another method for you to experience and see that we are not in real reality. PS. it is essential for you to use different back-ground colors as it will show the difference between the reaction of the lines. If you only would use one back-ground color you probably won't see it or the result is all the same so that you won't notice it.
In the second photo it is a bit clearer where the lines appear. In this photo made looking through a magnifying glass the finger is only about 1.5x bigger then the real finger, so this effect should be visible for any magnifying glass. Here a) and b) are at the shade side and c) and d) at the bright side. At a) we see a thin black line with the white line appear. At b) the black line is more thick most likely as it is near the black background. Then at c) with the black background a clear black line has appeared just around the finger. And if you look closely at d) the white and black line seem to appear as a unclear line but it is there.
The two photo's show that sometimes this effect is clearly visible and sometimes less clear. This obviously depends on the conditions, enlargement, for sure the background colors and from what angle the light shines on it. So this means that you need to play with the cards and your magnifying glass for some time in order to get the wanted result. The room for sure mustn't be too bright, and it seems to work best with a light source at the backside of the card shining towards the card.
Use
an old digital camera or laptop
Method 4: When
you use an old digital camera or laptop, the pixelation is way bigger
then we are used-to currently. As the energy field would be very
small to see (as a fraction of a millimeter), but we might be able to
distinguish it with big pixels. So how would this look like? In this
example I used an old laptop and thus an old camera in it with big
pixels. Here I sit wearing a white shirt in front of a black
background. And strangely, you clearly see that there is a blacker
black line around the rim of the white shirt going over into the less
black background. It is specifically this blacker black line, that
shouldn't be there. In a normal world, this extreme color variation
wouldn't exist, and thus the white would go over in the black
background color, without the blacker black line. It is a strong
indicator that what we see isn't real.
In
front of a laptop screen
Method 5: If
there is a energy field around our body, or then there is a good
change that a bright light might shine through it. In the given
example I have put my finger in front of the laptop screen and the
black rim of the screen. At the black rim of the screen the finger
shows an additional black line, which is darker than the black rim.
At the area of the bright screen you can clearly see that that black
line has disappeared and the shape of the finger seems to get less.
In comparison, at the area of the bright screen the light shines
through the upper-level of the finger.
Can
we see this also in objects?
In
the following examples using method 2 you can see what is happening around our body,
with ordinary objects. Here you see an example of a paper-rim. The
background is rather dark, but the paper is white. There is a whiter
white line around the paper, which shouldn't be there. The second
example is a black power-cord, which with the white background shows
a whiter white line around the black power-cord. Also this line
shouldn't be there.
It
isn't real reality
Having
given these examples, it is clear that what we see isn't real. It
shows that we must be in a simulated reality, where our body most
likely is outside this realm. This also would explain why many people
have past-lives, as in a simulated World we can restart again and
again experiencing almost the same life over and over again, meeting
the same people resulting in déjà-vu experiences, precognitions,
and the feeling that we are not alone while we seemingly are.
Check
for yourself to see with your own eyes that you are not in real
reality!
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