On Wednesday, August 24, 2022 at 1:58:48 PM UTC+1, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> I have been telling you for a LLLLOOOOOONNNNNNGGGG time We are all put
> in a MATRIX by the EVIL CIA NSA MI6 MI5 ASIS ASIO Psychopaths, with Mind
> Control Technology and Supercomputer AI.
>
> You didn't listen to me.
>
> Erin Valenti was MURDERED by the EVIL US Govt CIA NSA Psychopaths,
> because she knows too much.
>
> EVIL CIA NSA FBI DHS Psychopaths might MURDER ME in the near future,
> just like they did to Erin Valenti, Targeted Individual.
>
> I already SHOWED YOU ALL, how deep the rabbit hole goes, with my posts
> about Neuroweapons, Supercomputer AI and HOW all of you were put in a
> MATRIX for the last 15 years and being MIND CONTROLLED and REMOTELY
> OPERATED by the MI6 MI5 CIA NSA psychopaths.
>
>
>
>
>
> It's all a Game, It's a Thought Experiment, WE ARE IN THE MATRIX - Erin
> Valenti, Silicon Valley Entrepreneur
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> Erin Valenti even told her family in fear: “It’s all a game. It’s a
> thought experiment. We’re in the Matrix.” After this last phone call,
> Erin’s family could no longer contact her.
>
> The Strange Disappearance and Death of Silicon Valley Entrepreneur Erin
> Valenti
> https://www.nspirement.com/2022/03/06/strange-death-of-erin-valenti.html
>
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> March 6, 2022
>
> In 1999, the movie The Matrix took the world by storm. This movie
> depicts a world where everyone is trapped inside a simulated reality.
> The people living in the world only serve as energy sources for the
> intelligent machines so that they can sense the world. A quote from The
> Matrix says: “What is real? How do you define real? If you’re talking
> about what you can feel, what you can smell, what you can taste and see,
> then real is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain. This
> is the world that you know.” Most people only saw it simply as a movie
> but it wasn’t until the strange disappearance of a well-known and
> successful Silicon Valley tech company CEO, Erin Valenti, that people
> started to have a new perspective.
>
> Erin Valenti was born in 1986 in New York City, USA to an ordinary
> family. As a child, she was very energetic and full of “bright ideas”.
> Erin Valenti was a high achiever and very passionate about charity.
> After graduating with honors from Georgetown University with a degree in
> business administration, she got a job as a venture capitalist at Summit
> Partners and headed a fund of up to US$20 billion on her own.
>
> In 2011, Erin Valenti met Harrison Weinstein, a psychologist, and moved
> to Salt Lake City, Utah. They founded Tinker Ventures, a company
> specializing in innovation and product development. Erin’s business
> acumen and innovative nature led to the rapid growth of her company, and
> in just eight years, she was leading a team of 120 people, capturing
> some well-known companies on her client list.
>
> In 2019 she won the 2019 Women Tech Awards. She won a partnership with a
> neural interface startup called CTRL-labs, a company that had just been
> acquired by Facebook for somewhere between US$500 million to US$1
> billion. The company specializes in the development of “mind reading”
> wristbands. At the launch, the company’s founder excitedly told the
> public that his company would realize the dream of connecting our brains
> to our computers in the near future. Everyone would be able to control a
> computer with their mind.
>
> Can this be a good thing? Imagine, if we can control the computer with
> our mind, how do we make sure the computer will not control us in
> return? CTRL-labs was highly regarded by Erin Valenti, so much so that
> she booked herself in to attend refresher workshops to better her skills
> but she never expected this would be her final trip.
>
> The schedule for Erin Valenti’s final trip was to fly from Salt Lake
> City to Orange County on October 1, 2019, to attend the Create the
> Powerful seminar, stay there for two days, then travel to Silicon Valley
> to meet up with ex-colleagues and finally catch a flight back to Salt
> Lake City on October 7th to attend the highly-anticipated Women Tech
> Awards ceremony. According to her family, Erin called daily during her
> trip and expressed her excitement for coming home and putting her new
> ideas to work for the company.
>
> On the evening of October 7, right after having dinner with her friend,
> things took a strange turn. Erin Valenti first called her mother to let
> her know that she had just finished dinner with her friend and would be
> driving to the airport.
>
> Strangely, Erin’s car was nowhere to be found, as she had originally
> parked it around the corner. At the time, Erin Valenti told her mom not
> to worry as she would be able to find the car soon. Minutes later, she
> found it. Erin became agitated and began mumbling incoherently that she
> had just refueled the car not more than 10 minutes ago, but now the car
> was running out of gas, and she probably wouldn’t be able to make it to
> the airport.
> Erin Valenti says ‘we’re in the matrix’
>
> Sensing something was wrong, Erin’s mother called her son-in-law and
> asked him to contact Erin Valenti immediately. So for the next few
> hours, both of them continuously spoke with Erin over the phone, but she
> continued to be agitated. She even told her family in fear: “It’s all a
> game. It’s a thought experiment. We’re in the Matrix.” After this last
> phone call, Erin’s family could no longer contact her.
>
>
> Erin Valenti never made it home the next day. After 5 days of intense
> police search and an online campaign releasing the license plate of the
> rental car, on October 12, Erin’s body was discovered in the back seat
> of the car, parked only 3 or 4 blocks away from where her phone was last
> located.
>
> What was puzzling was how the police were unable to find a vehicle
> parked on a street in the middle of a suburb, not some remote area. No
> one noticed the car, even Erin’s body at the scene had no signs of
> physical harm or suicide, and the autopsy results confirmed that her
> physical condition was normal. So why would Erin Valenti suddenly lose
> her life? Notably, why did Erin continue to mention in her last phone
> call that this was a thought experiment and that we are all living in a
> matrix?
>
> “Matrix” is a mathematical term that was used in the movie The Matrix to
> illustrate the code used to make up simulated reality. What is the
> “matrix”? It is a world created by computers, built to control and
> transform humans. Hence, when Erin Valenti mentioned the “matrix” in her
> last phone call, people began to wonder if she was erased because she
> had found out that the world is in fact simulated. But is this even
> possible? Surprisingly, there are current-day scholars who do believe
> that the world is simulated.
>
> In fact, humans have been trying to create a simulated world since long
> ago. If it is possible that humans could eventually create a “simulated
> world”, then how can we be sure that we are not already living in one?
>
> Some people in the sciences have also stated their belief in a simulated
> reality such as Professor Nick Bostrom from Oxford University who
> proposed a Simulation Hypothesis in 2003. NASA physicist Thomas Campbell
> also said he believes the world is definitely simulated and even
> Einstein once said: “Reality is merely an illusion.” Elon Musk, the
> world’s richest man, once said: “There’s a one in a billion chance we’re
> in base reality.” Why are the leading figures of society making such
> absurd arguments? Are they suspecting and questioning that perhaps we
> have never lived in a “real” world?
>
> Consider the following story. About 2,300 years ago, Zhuangzi, a
> renowned Chinese philosopher, entered into a dream and became a
> butterfly flying freely among the flowers. Suddenly, he woke up and a
> terrifying question arose in his mind: How can I be sure that I have
> really woken up? Could I actually be a butterfly dreaming that I am a
> human? The dream was so “real”!
>
> Let’s assume for a moment that the soul really exists. Then wouldn’t
> this perfectly explain how the simulated world works? Many people have
> always believed in the existence of the soul and that it never dies. So
> when it is born into the world, isn’t it just like a player entering a
> game? The rules of the game on each planet are different. When the
> physical body dies, the game ends, but the soul of the player does not
> die and can choose which game they want to play next. For each game,
> there would be a server that some call the “Akashic records.”
>
> Famous past-life regressionist Dolores Cannon once said that there are
> Akashic records in the universe that stores all life experiences. Some
> can use hypnosis to connect to the Akashic database to retrieve
> information about their past lives. Nikola Tesla, a genius
> Serbian-American inventor, also believed in the existence of the
> “Akashic database.” He claimed to have connected with it in his dreams,
> to see machines that are yet to be invented. Perhaps that was why he was
> able to invent machines without too much experimentation.
>
> If what the above scientists stated is true, then could it be possible
> that we are actually living in a simulated world? The only question is,
> if one day you were given a choice, would you choose to learn the truth?
>
> As Morpheus told Neo in The Matrix: “This is your last chance. After
> this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill — the story ends,
> you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You
> take the red pill — you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the
> rabbit-hole goes.”

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