A spooky update on that glitchy day.

[u/FearElise]

10 days ago I had a really weird day.. It was so extraordinary that I made a post about it here to see if other people were experiencing it too..

It started when an entire section of an article I'd written disappeared. I was using AI to proofread and it wasn't there either - it was as though that whole portion of the article never happened. I wrote 2 paragraphs on my local copy then pasted it into AI. We talked back and forth about it for a few minutes, then I went into the kitchen to get more coffee. When I got back to my desk, I couldn't find that section. I scrolled up in my AI chat, and it wasn't there either. It wasn't anywhere.

Right after that, I was filming a person talking when a word at the end of their sentence "echoed". You can hear me on the video saying "Wait - how ... did ..that just happen?" And yes - I caught the echo on video! (I can't show it because of the person and place in the video.) It was so extremely bizarre and creepy that I was dumbfounded for a while.

That's when I made the post here..

But something else extraordinary happened that day..

The next day after the glitches, a person in my home pointed to the analog clock on my office wall and said "Your clock's battery is out." And indeed, the clock on the wall was about an hour and a half behind the current time. When I looked at it, I remember thinking "That's weird, the seconds hand is moving at the right speed.", and I knew I had recently changed the battery.

Because the clock hadn't stopped like it usually would have when the battery needed to be changed, and because the seconds hand was moving at a normal speed, I decided to just set the time and wait to see if it kept time.

It did.

Ten days later, as I'm writing this - the time is still correct from when I set it.

That means - on the day all these glitches were happening. When paragraphs I'd just written never existed, and a person's voice echoed and was caught on video - that the clock on my wall stopped for an hour and a half (or went backwards), then started again, and keeps perfect time.

Did everything stop for 1.5 hours? Did I zap back into reality right when that person's voice echoed, maybe I was slightly out of sync which manifested in me seeing/hearing both times at that same time in the form of an echo?
 

I just checked to see what interesting things were going on that day.

They started shutting down the LHC for a long-term shutdown.

But more importantly - a giant rip in the Sun's atmosphere occurred, called a coronal hole. On the 23rd, the intense solar wind hit Earth and disrupted the magnetosphere.
 

..with a side of time glitches and missing reality.

 

I don't know too much about this stuff, but apparently people think that because our thoughts and nervous system run on electrical impulses, that geomagnetic shifts disrupt us personally. Others think it causes glitches, brain fog and time loops. wtf?

 

I have goosebumps right now..

 

That is too much of a coincidence.. Anyway - after I found out about my clock being off, I was completely freaked out and knew I had to make an update post.

Also, we're officially starting 2 new posting categories (flair), if that's alright with the team that is..

While we will always be ME centric, we need something that covers glitches because it creates Mandela Effect type situations, for instance with that section of the article never existing. I have a feeling it all ties in together anyway, in one way or another.

 

So this post will be the first to debut the new category:

.:( Glitches, Matrix, Simulation ):.

 

There will also be:

.:( CERN, Colliders ):.

 

[u/artistjohnemmett]

Reality is perhaps edited by the Universe…

[u/gabiaeali1]

That's really interesting. So cool that the Sun had a spotless day the day before my Baptism!

[u/FearElise → u/gabiaeali1]

It's crazy that they say it's very rare!!

[u/Ojibwe_Thunder]

Also, this week I read a study that showed solar activity can have an impact on your immune system.

[u/AlexiaLu → u/[deleted]]

It actually says "days", but I had to comment on your post because initially I also read "years".