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Reality is starting to look like software.
The simulation idea used to be a thought experiment. This week physicists, mystics and engineers all describe a world that runs on code, and Google now builds rewritable worlds of its own, so the question has turned practical.
A former military remote viewer has spent decades demonstrating distant perception on television.
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Stargate documented sessions and mixed results, but its records do not turn McMoneagle’s demonstrations into reproducible proof.
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McMoneagle claims remote viewing, seeing distant targets without his senses. Stargate shows TV evidence and official attention aren't proof.
AI, autonomous agents, digital consciousness, simulation theory, and other questions about whether reality itself is a constructed or computational system.
Physicist Sylvester James Gates linked adinkra diagrams to error-correcting codes, reviving the simulation question.
AI-faked research is slipping into science journals, as 1,400 papers are pulled in a day and a major journal is put on hold.
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Reality may be a "Black Box" run by an AI-like entity called "the System", and the Bible's punishments read as its clues.
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Anything beyond Earth's atmosphere: astronomy, planets, dark matter, interstellar objects, signals from space and the search for life elsewhere. Not for sightings or craft in Earth's skies.
A comet from another solar system has revived claims that the Hopi Blue Star prophecy is unfolding.
Messaging extraterrestrial intelligence grew from 1962 Venus tests to messages aimed at stars, before Earth had a rulebook.
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A DIA image confirms China has a reusable spaceplane operating in orbit.
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Government-tech consolidation, surveillance, and the networks of power behind major institutions.
Plymouth’s police chief disconnected Flock cameras after the city canceled its contract.
Britain's Online Safety Act could make identity checks the price of speaking online.
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Rubio publicly invited Cubans to partner with the CIA to help change Cuba.
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Unidentified objects and sightings in our air and sea, military encounters, declassified files and whistleblowers. Claims about non-human craft belong here, even when a story turns cosmic. Not for astronomy or space science.
A Democratic House could take UFO oversight from Republicans, but hearings may not unlock classified files.
A former pupil of Zimbabwe’s Ariel School recounts seeing a spaceship and three beings in a new interview.
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A U.S. fighter jet shot down an octagonal object over Lake Huron, but redacted records keep its identity unresolved.
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Contested medical claims and unexplained illness clusters sitting between official and alternative explanations.
Paranormal videos can make the body react before the mind decides what it is seeing.
Two relatives wake choking and paralyzed after a mother’s encounter with an alleged ritual site.
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HHS is loosening peptide rules before FDA scientists can establish whether the drugs are safe.
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Bigfoot, Nessie, and other cryptozoology claims, folklore and legendary-creature traditions, and paranormal experiences (ghosts, hauntings, possession, psychic and out-of-body claims, near-death experiences), treated as real, investigable questions. Claims about non-human craft in our skies belong in Unidentified.
An anonymous imageboard thread gathers claims of Congo’s “white ape men” and other creatures said to hide in unexplored places.
A donkey-sized cat with grey brindled fur is said to have killed villagers on Tanzania's coast. They call it the Mngwa.
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Cardiac-arrest survivors recognized sounds played during CPR, challenging the idea of an instant blackout.
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Reality is starting to look like software.
The simulation idea used to be a thought experiment. This week physicists, mystics and engineers all describe a world that runs on code, and Google now builds rewritable worlds of its own, so the question has turned practical.
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Researchers made malware turn an air-gapped computer’s memory activity into radio signals carrying stolen data.
A former UK UFO investigator claimed Britain hid alien evidence before his death, reviving the question of what stayed secret.
Alice imagery became a 1960s psychedelic symbol, and a disputed theory ties it to CIA mind-control experiments.
Military insiders claim non-human intelligences shape government policy on unexplained aerial sightings.
A federal court is weighing whether AI can learn from books without violating copyright.
Layered metal pieces mailed anonymously to radio host Art Bell in 1996 are still billed as Roswell debris, with nothing tying them to 1947.
Miguel Soriano's expired deportation shield turned Iwo Jima Memorial damage into an immigration verdict.
Modern intelligence operations are moving into criminal networks, encrypted apps and commercial spyware.
Released UAP videos show motion, not speed, leaving birds and Mach 5 craft in play.