People Are Convinced There's A "Glitch In The Matrix", After This Video Of A Plane That Looks Suspended In The Air, Blows Up On Tik Tok

Unilad - A video of a plane seemingly hanging in the air has got people questioning whether life is really just one great big glitchy simulation.

In the viral clip, the passenger plane looks as though it's frozen in time as it levitates above the traffic below.

A TikTok user by the name of Tania posted the clip with the caption: "Glitch in Matrix? This isn't the first time I've seen this in Chicago either."

The video has been viewed 1.2 million times, and some people were as baffled as Tania.

So this is what has people finally waking up to the fact we're living in a simulation? A video of a lady driving one way near Ohare, while a plane flies overhead towards her, casting the illusion that it's not moving? 

We all understand that correct? I'm not crazy, right? Or am I?

I'll level with you here. Weird shit's been happening around us for a long longe time. When Elon Musk went public with his belief in Nick Bostrom’s simulation hypothesis, which posits that if humanity can survive long enough to create technology capable of running convincing simulations of reality, it will create many such simulations and therefore there will be lots of simulated realities and only one “base reality”, it blew my fucking mind.

And I've never looked back. 

I encourage you to join the movement. It's the only way to see what's going on around us on a day-to-day basis and not lose your mind. You can just chalk everything up to the video game players controlling everything. 

(Fun Fact - there's this MIT professor, Max Tegmark, who argues a really great point of why he thinks we're in a simulation. 

“If I were a character in a computer game, I would also discover eventually that the rules seemed completely rigid and mathematical.” In this theory, the speed of light, the fastest rate at which any particle can travel, represents the speed limit for transmitting information within the network of our simulation.)

p.s. - here's Bostrom on Lex Friedman's show breaking it down. should throw this on watch this when you're high because it's mind-blowing stuff