Dominik Kratz

All die Götter, All die Himmel, All die Höllen sind in mir und ich weiß nicht warum!

[Curio 𝑿 @curious_X_]

@zone_astronomy Lightning hits a windmill

[Stratejist Galip İlhaner @Galipilhaner]

Bu konu daha önemli
Unutma UNUTTURMA
Filistin'de zulüm yeni başlamadı
ALLAH İsrail ve destekçilerini kahretsin
ABD Başkanı Donald Trump ile Benyamin Netanyahu ortaktır.

[李隽 @juanli324324]

美军摧毁伊朗远程弹道导弹发射阵地！外科手术式精准打击，三分钟视频，难得的现代战争经典场面

[永倉盛照 nagakura moriteru @uBF2fV1cVQxRjQo]

On September 14, 1998, a gigantic UFO, approximately 100 meters in size, was slowly flying over a mountain lake.
It lacked a man-made propulsion system and flew with an eerie, unfamiliar engine sound, not the sound of an airplane engine.

[永倉盛照 nagakura moriteru @uBF2fV1cVQxRjQo]

The Pentagon released its UFO/UAP files. One of the most notable UFO incidents is the Nimitz encounter. In this incident, four highly trained military pilots, including David Flabo and Alex Dietrich, witnessed a shiny white, tick-tock-shaped UFO moving erratically over the sea.

[Josean @TooPC411818]

Esto es lo más entrañable y bonito 😻 que veréis hoy!!!!

[Dominik Kratz @KratzDominik]

@WolfprwX The first few seconds are real, then AI comes cut together, before the dog looks completely different in the face?!,

[Wolf @WolfprwX]

Brave Pitbull Becomes Hero Protecting Baby During Strong Earthquake ❤

[Darshak Rana ⚡️ @thedarshakrana]

In 1977, this man told a room of French physicists that reality had been secretly rewritten,

And that he could remember the version before the edit.

The lecture was called "If You Find This World Bad, You Should See Some of the Others."

The man in question?

Philip K Dick.

He delivered it at the Metz science fiction festival in front of an audience that included physicists, philosophers, and journalists who had come expecting a novelist to talk about craft. Instead, the man who wrote *Blade Runner* stood at the podium and calmly explained that the universe is a computed simulation, that the entity running it occasionally rolls back the timeline to try alternate variables, and that most people never notice because their memories get patched to match the new version. Sometimes the patch fails. When it fails, you are left holding a memory of a world that no longer exists.

Half the room thought he was having a breakdown. A quieter half sat forward.

What he was describing, without the vocabulary we have now, was the Mandela Effect twenty years before anyone had a name for it.

He was describing save states and branching timelines before video games gave us the metaphor. He was describing simulation theory a full quarter century before Nick Bostrom made it academically respectable in 2003, when Bostrom argued that any civilization capable of running ancestor simulations would eventually run so many of them that the odds of *you* being the original biological version approach zero.

Dick claimed he had personally experienced the failed patch.

In February 1974, a pharmacy delivery girl arrived at his California apartment wearing a small golden fish pendant called the ichthys, the symbol early Christians used to identify each other under Roman persecution. Sunlight caught the metal.

Dick said something in his mind cracked open. He described a pink beam of information flooding his consciousness, carrying with it medical diagnoses for his infant son that no doctor had made yet. The hospital confirmed those diagnoses days later. He began speaking fragments of Koine Greek, a language he had never studied. He became convinced he was simultaneously living as a persecuted Christian named Thomas in first-century Rome — the same consciousness threaded through two separate slices of time.

He spent the final eight years of his life writing an 8,000-page private journal called the *Exegesis*, trying to reverse-engineer what had happened to him.

Most of it has never been decoded by anyone but him.

What makes the Metz lecture impossible to write off is what physics did afterward.

Everett’s 1957 many-worlds theory suggested each quantum event branches reality. Wheeler’s “it from bit” argued the universe arises from information. More recently, Melvin Vopson claims information has mass and that the cosmos acts like it’s compressing data to save resources. His “second law of infodynamics” says information entropy in closed systems decreases over time (the opposite of matter) and what you’d expect from a simulation optimizing itself.

Experiments probing the discreteness of spacetime at the Planck scale keep producing results that look less like a smooth continuum and more like pixels.

None of this proves Dick was right.

Insrtead, it proves the frame he was speaking from stopped being fringe.

After the lecture, physicists came up to him not for a book signing, but to share their excitement and ask how a novelist without formal training in quantum theory had arrived at ideas they were still exploring at the edges of their own field. He welcomed the question, even if he couldn’t offer a tidy explanation. He told them he had been shown. He said the insight seemed to arrive from beyond the system, from something he sometimes called VALIS ( a Vast Active Living Intelligence System) and other times simply the programmer.

Dick died in 1982 believing he had glimpsed something the rest of us are structurally prevented from seeing.

He invited no worship and sought no followers. He simply left a record for those who came next, ready to notice the same seams in the fabric of the world.

The uncomfortable question isn't whether he was insane.

It's why so many of the things a "madman" said in 1977 keep quietly showing up in peer-reviewed papers forty years later.

[Dominik Kratz @KratzDominik]

@KarmaUnl0cked Fake

[UFO mania @maniaUFO]

Crystal clear video of UFO over Curitiba, Brazil...

[World News X @WorldNews_X_]

☀️🚨 Something Strange Is Happening on the Sun?! 🛸🌞 Mysterious Objects Caught on Camera 👽😱

[Dominik Kratz @KratzDominik]

@pinitreply Fake: He just buckled his leg in his pants.

[Dominik Kratz @KratzDominik]

@JDunlap1974 The boy was lucky

[JOSH DUNLAP @JDunlap1974]

This guy makes one of the biggest mistakes of his life.
He jumps into the water and he doesn't realize it yet but he jumped in with a great white shark

[World News X @WorldNews_X_]

🚨 Gamers in 1998 Saw "Real-Time Portals"... and Thought It Was Impossible! 🌀🎮😱

[NextLevelClips @nextlevelclip__]

Celebrities surprising their fans

[Dominik Kratz @KratzDominik]

@kfaizan7051 cooles Video

[Dominik Kratz @KratzDominik]

@zone_astronomy 😎 cooles Video

[Physics & Astronomy Zone @zone_astronomy]

Underestimated just how terrifying lightning really is.