@digijordan I remote viewed a giant technological cube once - it was spontaneous I.e I didn't initiate it. It was a giant technological cube and I knew, as one often knows in these states, that we were inside. There's also a barrier that we can't pass, been there twice.
@AA_Gabriel1111 Much more comfortable since I went back into the cave, re shackled myself and am now staring at the wall with my peers. The view of the quantum machine was too much; the shattering of the illusion was devastating and the mask of normality almost slipped. My secret.
@calvinrobinson no, she's not crazy, anyone sincerely investing time in watching her stuff with an open mind would have to concede she has a point. She's asking questions...the paid bots and propagandists would love for you to think she's crazy.
I saw the simulator from the outside once. I, the observer, was looking upon a vast technological cube. I was in a dark space. A corner of it was revealed to me,so clearly creating that view was within the power of the observer. I had a knowing that we were all inside the cube. Two occasions I went to a technological barrier that is beyond the cube, it's impenetrable. So if we're not of the cube/product of it then we're external to it held in it. Some of the things I've seen tell me David ickenand the moksha viewers are right.
@idropFbombs I've had a few moments up close with it. One time I watched the grid collapse into a flat plane. I don't know what precipitated it, something internal,some pineal convulsion, but I've seen the grid, so to speak. A whole wall became digital hexagons once. we're in a simulation.