Butter both sides of your toast and drop it on the floor.
this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2023
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Do nothing and stop engaging with everything. If it's a game like simulation, they'll try to get you to participate and play somehow.
Choose a place you'd never go. Try to get there. Don’t follow any road signs and don’t stop for anything, not even barricades.
You need enough people to start doing something that the simulation can't cope with. Be the change you want to see in the matrix. Cook an entire lasagna and dump it into your underpants.
Attempt to break the simulation. Do something crazy / unexpected that someone hasn't done before, and continue to do those things.
If you create more simultaneous activity than the processing power can handle it might overwhelm the system and create stuttering, etc. But I feel like we're doing a ton already, maybe creating an award for commercials specifically about apples might be the straw that breaks the camel's back?
The question is, would we even notice the stuttering? Our minds would be part of the simulation too. Maybe the simulation already stutters a ton for an outside observer.
Look for unlikely repeated events. Like impeachments. 🙃