While reading this Clyde Lewis monologue, I came across this possible explanation for apports/deports. See what you think.
1/28/20: LIFE’S A GLITCH W/ CHRIS AND SHEREE GEO – Groundzero
Deports or disappearing objects or people is a very frustrating glitch because it makes you feel as though you are losing your mind.
Typically, it involves an object that the person had just been using or that they invariably keep in one particular place. When they go to use the object, it is gone. The person looks high and low for the object, often getting others involved in the search, but it cannot be found. A short time later, or perhaps the next day, the person is surprised to find the object returned to the spot where it is always kept or in some other obvious place where the search should have found it.
You put your set of keys or your cell phone down in the place you always put it. You turn around a minute later and it’s gone. You and your family search high and low for it, but it cannot be found. Later, sometimes days later or longer, the object mysteriously reappears in the very place you always put it. Or, more bizarrely, you later find it in a ridiculous place, like high on a bookshelf, in a shoebox in the closet or some other spot where you’d never put it in a million years.
Some attribute this to poltergeist phenomena but others claim that there is a glitch in the matrix,
The opposite of a Deport is an Apport. Apports are usually artifacts that are brought over from another dimension or timeline. Apports can be anything from small artifacts to plants and animals that come from the other side.
But can things literally be beamed out or beamed into dimensions at will? Well of course if you see that all things in this universe are all made up of bits of information that can materialize and dematerialize in various dimensions.
John Wheeler was one of the last physicists who worked with Albert Einstein and many of the great physicists of the 20th century.
He said that physics was initially thought to be about the study of physical objects, that everything was reducible to particles. This is what’s often called the Newtonian model. But then we discovered quantum physics and we realized that everything was a field of probabilities and it wasn’t actually physical objects.
Taken at this level we learn that everything is information, everything is based on bits. So Wheeler came up with a famous phrase called “it from bit,” which is the idea that anything we see as physical is really the result of bits of information. He didn’t live to see quantum computers come into reality, but it’s looking more like that.
So if the world isn’t really physical, if it’s based on information, then a simpler explanation might, in fact, be that we are in a simulation that is generated based on computer science and information.
This could mean those highly advanced computers are somewhere in the future projecting the past to a sympathetic audience or an interactive audience that can from time to time intervene and change the course of the timeline.
If even one civilization got to the point of creating one of these high-fidelity simulations, then they can create literally billions of civilizations that are simulated, each with trillions of beings, because all you need is more computing power.
With more computing power comes more dimensions with more civilizations with perhaps doppelgangers of yourself and others in a parallel universe that could be on standby – or that could overlap creating these various Mandela effects, Déjà vu, and what we call ghostly encounters.
1/28/20: LIFE’S A GLITCH W/ CHRIS AND SHEREE GEO – Groundzero
Deports or disappearing objects or people is a very frustrating glitch because it makes you feel as though you are losing your mind.
Typically, it involves an object that the person had just been using or that they invariably keep in one particular place. When they go to use the object, it is gone. The person looks high and low for the object, often getting others involved in the search, but it cannot be found. A short time later, or perhaps the next day, the person is surprised to find the object returned to the spot where it is always kept or in some other obvious place where the search should have found it.
You put your set of keys or your cell phone down in the place you always put it. You turn around a minute later and it’s gone. You and your family search high and low for it, but it cannot be found. Later, sometimes days later or longer, the object mysteriously reappears in the very place you always put it. Or, more bizarrely, you later find it in a ridiculous place, like high on a bookshelf, in a shoebox in the closet or some other spot where you’d never put it in a million years.
Some attribute this to poltergeist phenomena but others claim that there is a glitch in the matrix,
The opposite of a Deport is an Apport. Apports are usually artifacts that are brought over from another dimension or timeline. Apports can be anything from small artifacts to plants and animals that come from the other side.
But can things literally be beamed out or beamed into dimensions at will? Well of course if you see that all things in this universe are all made up of bits of information that can materialize and dematerialize in various dimensions.
John Wheeler was one of the last physicists who worked with Albert Einstein and many of the great physicists of the 20th century.
He said that physics was initially thought to be about the study of physical objects, that everything was reducible to particles. This is what’s often called the Newtonian model. But then we discovered quantum physics and we realized that everything was a field of probabilities and it wasn’t actually physical objects.
Taken at this level we learn that everything is information, everything is based on bits. So Wheeler came up with a famous phrase called “it from bit,” which is the idea that anything we see as physical is really the result of bits of information. He didn’t live to see quantum computers come into reality, but it’s looking more like that.
So if the world isn’t really physical, if it’s based on information, then a simpler explanation might, in fact, be that we are in a simulation that is generated based on computer science and information.
This could mean those highly advanced computers are somewhere in the future projecting the past to a sympathetic audience or an interactive audience that can from time to time intervene and change the course of the timeline.
If even one civilization got to the point of creating one of these high-fidelity simulations, then they can create literally billions of civilizations that are simulated, each with trillions of beings, because all you need is more computing power.
With more computing power comes more dimensions with more civilizations with perhaps doppelgangers of yourself and others in a parallel universe that could be on standby – or that could overlap creating these various Mandela effects, Déjà vu, and what we call ghostly encounters.
