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The Matrix was a 1999 sci-fi movie, but was it based on real life? Follow me down the rabbit

hole about glitches in the Matrix.

The... Hello, friends. Welcome back to the rabbit hole. I'm your host Danny. And today we are talking about glitches in the matrix. Now, what do I mean about a glitch in the Matrix? Well, don't you worry because I'm here to tell you.

So a glitch in the Matrix is like a strange anomaly that happens. That leaves us like pretty confused.

It kind of, it comes from the movie The Matrix. So you watch, a lot of people have watched The Matrix.

I don't know if you have. It's a good movie.

If you're conspiracy theorist, it's kind of where like the simulation theory met sci-fi movie.

And it's, I mean, they made a lot of them. And Keanu Reeves is in it and everybody loves him.

So go watch that movie if you haven't, or I think it's like a trilogy.

Anyway, so that's kind of where like this term came from, this glitch in the matrix.

But this is, I mean, it's happening all over the place.

It's believed that these occurrences are proof that we are living in a simulation.

And then when things happen,

like these strange anomalies, these strange things that happen, it's, they're calling it like a glitch. So the matrix is the simulation and this glitch is something it shouldn't technically

be happening, but we're noticing it. And I don't know if it's like happening more now

because like, I don't know, it's like happening more now because like I don't know we're documenting it

more now so I don't know if it's happening more frequently or if it's just being documented

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