Sublime

This Is Reality—Deal with It.

Computer simulations of weather systems, however detailed they may be, do not get wet or windy.

Any realm in our current experience that takes form, vibrates or has rules, is a program of the Matrix.

These are constants like “the mass of an electron” and “the strength of gravity,” all of which have been precisely measured and never change. These twenty numbers appear inconceivably fine-tuned—in fact, if these numbers didn’t have the exact value that they do, nothing in the universe would exist. They are so perfect that it almost appears as if

the simulation purposefully blurs the line between our present real lives and our imaginations. It warps and weirdens the facts of our everyday lives with hypothetical possibilities. These facts and possibilities blend together into combinations that we must try to make sense of, and fill in the narrative gaps of, despite our expectations of what’s