Recently, an unusual trend has been observed in anonymous
blogs and forums, which has become a subject of discussion
in various media outlets and social networks. People are
collectively sharing strange and sometimes unsettling
experiences related to the anomalous disappearance of
objects, disruptions in the perception of time, and other
"glitches" in reality. These cases, which at first glance
may seem minor, are evidently connected into a widespread
phenomenon that currently lacks an official name. I have
termed this phenomenon "chronophantomization,"
as the disappearance of objects is often associated with
distortions in the flow of time. The phenomenon can be
described as a collective belief that something in the world
has suddenly changed, deviated from its usual course,
and that this trend is intensifying - almost as if something
ominous is approaching. Among the most common
manifestations are the sudden disappearance and
reappearance of objects.
People report that items they used just minutes earlier
vanish and then reappear in the most unexpected places.
Such events evoke feelings of bewilderment, fear, and panic,
prompting questions about whether these occurrences are part
of some deeper, unknown reality or a secret experiment. The
same applies to the perception of the passage of time.
Individuals report that time seems to flow differently than
before. Some are late for appointments because their clocks
have shifted forward by an hour, while others suddenly
realize that unexplained changes have occurred in their
schedules. These temporal disruptions have fostered a
persistent belief that reality is changing before their eyes
and that traditional time cycles no longer function as they
once did. This phenomenon is often described with
expressions like "time has shifted somewhere" or "time is
jumping (dancing)." Despite many of these accounts seeming
absurd or even humorous, they raise important questions.
Could people in different parts of the world simultaneously
be losing their minds? These "glitches" are already acting
as catalysts for broad changes in perception, challenging
the foundations of reality and the usual patterns for
thousands of individuals. Ultimately, this phenomenon is
unified by a common feeling of uncertainty and anxiety
regarding the anomalous disappearance of time and objects
worldwide.

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roman wrote to All <=-

Recently, an unusual trend has been observed in anonymous
blogs and forums, which has become a subject of discussion
in various media outlets and social networks. People are
collectively sharing strange and sometimes unsettling
experiences related to the anomalous disappearance of
objects, disruptions in the perception of time, and other
"glitches" in reality.

Whenever the simulation starts glitching, they usually need to
defragment the universe - think of the K-T extinction event, the ice
ages, converting from bronze to iron age, the dark ages, and the '90s.

Fuck Zima.




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I didn't claim that it a simulation. I only described a phenomenon that is now becoming widespread, similar to the earlier claims of UFO abduction.

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On 11 Aug 2025, roman said the following...

I didn't claim that it a simulation. I only described a phenomenon that
is now becoming widespread, similar to the earlier claims of UFO abduction.

"The Truman Show" idea does seem to be more popular these days.

Throughout recorded history there are events described which are similar to the phenomena you have described.

Whether the frequency and quantity of these events have changed is difficult to say.

As you note there is an up-tick in public indications that individuals have perceived a discontinuity.

Again whether there are any, many, or if anything has changed is elusive.

... There are three kinds of people: Those who can count, and those who can't

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As I understand it, the radical growth of these testimonies began after 2011-2012, and by the early 2020s, it had become a widespread phenomenon. I believe it is incorrect to blame the 1999 film "The Matrix" for this. It is clear that something is happening, and I am simply trying to provide a accurate definition of the situation (phenomenon).

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On 13 Aug 2025, roman said the following...

As I understand it, the radical growth of these testimonies began after 2011-2012, and by the early 2020s, it had become a widespread
phenomenon. I believe it is incorrect to blame the 1999 film "The
Matrix" for this. It is clear that something is happening, and I am
simply trying to provide a accurate definition of the situation (phenomenon).

There are MUCH older accounts of this. Some are biblical era.

Some are attributed as the basis for folk lore accounts.

There are some very old study disciplines that focus on controlling these type of phenomena.

... Kids: They're not sleeping, they're recharging!

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People are very worried about this.

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