Brief Summary
This video explores the concepts of Project Looking Glass, converging timelines, and the potential role of CERN in manipulating reality. It presents the idea that a classified program, Project Looking Glass, was used to test how different decisions could alter future timelines, but it encountered a problem around 2012 when all timelines began converging towards the same outcome. The video also touches on the Mandela Effect as a possible sign of shifting timelines and the idea that human belief can shape reality.
- Project Looking Glass aimed to predict how the future reacts to present changes.
- Timelines converging in 2012 meant a loss of control for those monitoring the project.
- CERN is speculated to be an attempt to override the convergence of timelines.
- The Mandela Effect is presented as a possible sign of timeline shifts.
- Human belief and awareness play a significant role in shaping reality.
Introduction
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Project Looking Glass and the 2012 Problem
The discussion centers around Project Looking Glass, a classified program that aimed to test how different decisions could change future timelines. The project, according to Bill Wood, faced a problem around 2012 when all possible future scenarios began converging towards the same outcome, regardless of the choices made. This convergence indicated a loss of control over the future, as the machine consistently showed the same final outcome.
The Flaw in the Technology
The main flaw behind Project Looking Glass was the assumption that the probabilities calculated by the machine were fixed. In reality, these probabilities could change rapidly due to the influence of free will and real-world actions. The mistake was believing that the data could not change, leading to a false sense of certainty.
The Convergence of Timelines
As the project continued, all timelines began to converge on the same future, regardless of the scenarios entered. This convergence was terrifying to those running the project because it meant they had lost control. The future seemed locked, and nothing they did could change the direction things were heading.
CERN as a Potential Solution
The video raises the question of whether those in charge sought a way to change the phenomenon of converging timelines. CERN, with its Large Hadron Collider (LHC), is presented as a project that some believe was an attempt to override or bypass this convergence by manipulating the smallest building blocks of reality. Despite facing technical problems, CERN's timing, scale, and ambition coincide with the period when timelines were converging.
The Inevitable Contraction of Timelines and the Awakening
The contraction of timelines is described as an awakening, a moment where more people start seeing things clearly and questioning what they're told. This awakening makes it harder to mislead people and renders old methods of shaping the future ineffective. The Mandela Effect, where large groups of people remember something differently than how it appears now, is presented as a possible sign of shifting timelines.
The Uselessness of Looking Glass and the End of an Old System
Project Looking Glass became useless because it kept giving the same answer, and those in control didn't want anyone else to know what it was saying. The end of their world refers to the end of an old system built on secrecy and control. A large awakening means more people see things for what they really are, making them harder to steer in any direction that isn't genuinely aligned with their own thinking.
The Power of Belief
Humans are capable of using advanced skills beyond the five senses, and belief plays a crucial role in unlocking these skills. The belief in an external device or enhancement can trigger confidence, focus, and intuition. What people believe to be true eventually becomes true, and it is important not to buy into fear or accept negative predictions.
Conclusion
The video concludes by acknowledging the difficulty in accepting the idea of multiple timelines but notes that the explanations provided are thought-provoking. It suggests that anomalies like the Mandela Effect might be fingerprints left behind by shifting timelines, and the fact that these differences are not fully understood is what makes them intriguing.
