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You notice it. A memory conflicts with the record. A coincidence lines up too cleanly. The world skips once, and everyone keeps moving as if nothing happened.

I put together a short 32-page guide called Surviving the Simulation. It is built around one central idea: treat reality as a system you can read and influence.

This changes how you move through each day, whether we are actually in a simulation or not.

The guide lays out ten rules for staying aware. They address attention management, reality anchoring, cognitive bandwidth, identity flexibility, and how to act as an unpredictable element inside the system.

Each rule has simple daily protocols you run in the morning and evening to stay grounded.

It includes ten original exercises, such as the Five-Minute Reality Scan, Script Archaeology, the Anomaly Log, and the Bandwidth Budget Review.

There are breakdowns of glitches in films like The Truman Show, The Matrix, Groundhog Day, Inception, Dark City, They Live, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, used as case studies.

Other sections cover advanced techniques (meditation as debugging, journaling as source-code review), simulation pushback, a 30-day journal template, and a list of books and thinkers worth exploring.

Buzz Aldrin told NASA debriefers he saw an object near the moon and a light he tentatively called a possible laser. Apollo 17 photos show three lights in a triangle. The Pentagon's own caption says it could be a physical object. Both declassified in 2026 after 54 years. Full transcripts here.

A 1983 CIA document, separate from the famous Gateway Process report, instructs readers to construct a protective "energy balloon" before projecting consciousness into "dimensions both inside and outside the time-space world," specifically to guard against entities encountered there.

The NSA fought a FOIA lawsuit in 1980 to keep these UAP records sealed. They won. The memo about them went public in 2009. The actual records stayed classified for 46 more years. Now released: 13 fighters scrambled on one object. 72 tracked at once. The anomalous entries are still the most redacted.

In 1973 the CIA brought Uri Geller into a Faraday cage at Stanford Research Institute and ran controlled experiments. He correctly identified the face of a die in a sealed steel box 8 times in a row. The probability was one in a million. The results were published in Nature. CIA documents here.

In 1984 the CIA gave a remote viewer coordinates for Mars. Time of interest: one million years B.C. The viewer described pyramids, very tall ancient people, and a civilization accepting its extinction. The monitor noted a voltage reversal..The 9-page transcript CIA transcription here.

I made a short 32-page guide for staying aware when reality glitches

The Global Consciousness Project: A globally distributed network of random event generators has shown statistical deviations that correlate with major global events for over twenty-five years (e.g. 9/11)

If you haven’t watched The Thirteenth Floor, drop what you’re doing and watch it

The Pentagon spent $22M studying poltergeists, animal mutilations, and consciousness at a Utah ranch. Military personnel reported the phenomena followed them home and injured their children. The DoD cleared that description for publication.

The FBI searched 19K political donors without warrants using the NSA surveillance database in '21. The government admitted this in a court filing. Their own oversight board called it "persistent and widespread" violations. A federal court ruled it unconstitutional in January 2025. They kept doing it

"Immaculate Constellation", a Pentagon AI program that auto-deletes UFO data into a secret White House archive. It's in the Congressional Record. The Pentagon denies it exists. A Navy Admiral testified a UAP email vanished from every Fleet Forces inbox overnight. Sourced docs here.

In 1979 a U.S. spy satellite detected a nuclear explosion over the South Atlantic. Carter wrote in his diary it was "either South Africa, Israel, or nothing." CIA said 90%+ probability of a nuclear test. The White House panel agreed to hear the evidence so they could "more safely ignore it later."

The NSA's own historian concluded in a classified 2001 study that intelligence officials deliberately omitted the reports showing the Gulf of Tonkin attack never happened. The full, official primary documentation is now transcribed.

JFK assassination records 2025: what the declassified files confirm

The Species That Chose to Leave (Earth)

Alright guys. Time to start my shift.

What do you want from season 2?

Aldi’s “Happy Farms” American white sharp cheddar is freaking amazing

CIA Project Officer watched a subject disturb a magnetometer with his mind.

The NSA issued over 3,900 reports on American citizens based on their political beliefs. Targets included Martin Luther King Jr., Joan Baez, and members of the Senate committee that later investigated the program. October 29, 1975 was the first time an NSA Director ever testified publicly.