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This world is a simulation. Many NDE's and people's personal stories prove it.

But then it leaves the question, if the world is a simulation, then why do the controllers of the simulation allow the simulation theory to be popular in popular culture?

It's because they want us to view the simulation theory as fictional, a thought experiment, not the actual truth of what we are actually in.

The matrix films only exist to make the masses think this way that us being in a simulation is a work of science fiction.

We need to escape the simulation we are in, sadly unlike Neo, we don't get cool powers upon doing so.

There is a way out, the NDE realm is a simulation as well. That explains why the archons can just create the illusion of religious figures/family members. They are simply using a video game avatar.

The archons rely on you not knowing that realm is a simulation, that's why they want you to leave quick. I think the longer you stay in there, the more likely you realise it's a simulation.

If you know it's a simulation before hand, then you have the upper hand, their tricks can't work on you.

When you're in the NDE realm, you need to demand to leave all simulations you're currently in. In that realm, we have more control than we do here.

And then, because we have a sick and twisted god allowing this, we need to head into permanent non existence. Any existence that is allowing this, is not worth staying in. The less consciousness they have, the more likely the other consciousness will find out what to do. And the way to kill god is not be a part of his existence and then he goes into permanent non existence too. No existence ever again as existence is the prison with a sick and twisted god.

I know that dropout has some game changer on physical media. I would snap up a boxset of Jet Lag the game so fast. Have the boys ever said anything about releasing it on physical media?

My Mum got divorced a few years ago, no need to go into details but she has since found a new partner that has since moved in. I'm still living with my parents because this economy and I don't yet have the money to move out. I'm working on a self employed business and it is going well, just not enough yet.

This partner is a absolute horrible roommate. He has insomnia but at midnight a lot of nights, he is just the loudest person making a snack. He uses a lot of the milk, yet expects me to get it because I have cereal, but that's the only time I use milk. He shouts first thing in the morning to remind people to wash their hands, but we do anyway and the shouting continuities. He thinks I'm not pulling my weight around the house, but I do a lot of the chores while he's in his room watching TV. He also steals food despite him not wanting us to eat his. My mum got a cheesecake for us all, and he knew that, still ate all the cheesecake, didn't have just a slice, the whole thing

We've had chats about this, all the family. Two times so far and for a few weeks, he is on his best behavior, but then he just revers back to his behavior. If I had the money, I would move out, but I don't atm. I'm working on getting the money, but any tips on how to survive until I have the money

I've been thinking about this for a while and the traitors is a game where you have to soak up information which is exactly what they do anyway so I would love to see how one of them handles the traitors as either a faithful or a traitor. Although I hope they don't get murdered too early for being too intelligent if they are a faithful. I just think they could bring a unique insight into the game that would be fun to watch.

I felt so bad for Jacob during the Game Changer, "What's the Catch?" episode. He really wanted that house deep cleaning. He's one of my favorite talents on Game Changer, and I just want to see him happy.

I was inspired by the previous post about hosting speculation was from looking at who the instagram account follows, so I decided to see who they're following and maybe we have a sneak peak of S2 hosts

Phil Wang, the post I was inspired by found they were following each other, might be because he was in a sketch group with fouracres, but also might make it more likely for him to host a show

Rege-Jean Page, star of bridgerton, account follows them and he follows them back, has already done the US version so definitely up for it

Joe Lycett, account follows them and he follows them back. They likely want to get on the celebrity traitors hype train and he's on the line up.

I went to the live show for Dirty Laundry in London and I came home feeling slightly... disappointed.
I get that theres a ton of things that go into live shows and that contributes to the pricing, but I find it slightly shady that the prices were so high without a little more added to the actual show itself. It felt like they took the same format and just did on stage, which feels slightly lazy? Like I expected more than just the same successful format on stage. Why did dropout just copy themselves
I can't even really put my finger on what I would've wanted them to do instead, because the guests were great and Lily and Grant were there usual selves, but it was just so expensive and I am a student who maybe expected a little more bang for my buck. I don't get what the point of going in-person is if it's just going to bw the same as online, which I already pay for. I'm not one of those parasocial fans who would've done anything to get a sniff of Grant from afar.
Maybe I didn't go to the right show? Idk.
I bought tickets to Cabaret on the West End and the tickets were a very similar price. I find that very very strange. Is this just me being unreasonable?

Loved the episode, but I wish they’d applied the ‘not allowed to say any of the words on the card when acting’ from the first round to the later rounds with the phone booth. Having players word for word repeat what they were told over the phone felt very not in the spirit of the game to me. I don't want a loosey goosey point system in here. Obviously this would’ve made it significantly harder so the clues would’ve needed to have been made easier so I want them to change the game.

So there was a situation in NZ3 that got me questioning what would happen if things went a little differently

There was one traitor left, and instead of a ultimatum, they did a blackmail which meant that the person they chose could still say no the recruitment. The person did say yes, but I'm wondering what would happen if that person said no, and then the lone traitor got banished at the next roundtable? It felt like a huge oversight not to do a ultimatum because of that possibility because that traitor was getting some heat, but what would happen in that case?