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You aren't looking for evidence of the simulation. You're looking for permission to wake up.

Proof is irrelevant if the observer remains asleep. You want the world to glitch so you don't have to change. But the external world is just a hard drive displaying your internal state. Waiting for a sign is a delay tactic. The only variable capable of breaking the cycle is your own willingness to act without guarantee. Faith isn't believing the simulation is fake. It's knowing you hold the controller. Stop waiting for the graphics to fail. Start testing the physics of your own conviction.

What would you do if you knew it was true?

You aren't looking for evidence of the simulation. You're looking for permission to wake up.

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