A shocking discovery by a team of researchers from the University of Oxford has revealed that our reality is nothing but a computer-generated simulation, and that we are constantly switching between different bodies and identities, without any awareness of our true nature.
The scientists, who published their findings in the journal Nature, said they were able to hack into the code of the simulation and access the data of millions of people who are living in the virtual world. They found that every day, at midnight, the simulation resets and assigns a new body and a new life to each person, along with a set of false memories that make them believe that they have always been who they are.
“The simulation is so sophisticated that it creates a seamless illusion of continuity and consistency for each individual,” said Dr. Alice Smith, the lead author of the study. “We have no clue that we are living in a matrix, and that we have lived countless other lives before.”
The researchers said they do not know who or what is behind the simulation, or what is its purpose. They speculated that it could be an experiment by an advanced civilization, or a form of entertainment for some higher beings.
“We are like characters in a video game, who have no control over their fate,” said Dr. John Jones, another author of the study. “We are just playing out different scenarios that are randomly generated by the simulation.”
The researchers said they were able to escape from the simulation by using a special device that they invented, which allows them to retain their original consciousness and memories, and to communicate with each other across different bodies and lives. They said they are planning to reveal their findings to the public, and to help others break free from the matrix.
“We want to expose the truth and liberate humanity from this deception,” said Dr. Smith. “We hope that people will join us in our quest to find out who we really are, and why we are here.”