Glitch in the Matrix: How the Simulation Theory Can Make Your Life Infinitely Better in 10 Seconds or Less (Glitch in the Matrix Series Book 1)

Book Synopsis: The world we live in is a simulation - and this is the best news ever. The simulation theory suggests that the world we live in is a simulated reality, much like video games are simulated. If we can create video games, it's entirely possible, even likely, that we live in one, too. While no one can really prove that the simulation theory is real, believing in it can make your life infinitely better in seconds. When you understand the simulation theory, everything changes. It's like taking off your sunglasses and seeing the world for what it really is. Once you were blind; now you can see. In Glitch in the Matrix: How the Simulation Theory Can Make Your Life Infinitely Better in 10 Seconds or Less, you'll discover what the simulation theory is, a solution to the science vs. religion problem, a 10-second method to banish embarrassment, anxiety, and fear, little things that suggest the simulation theory is real, how you can use the simulation theory to change your perspective about anything, how you could make your life infinitely better with cheat codes. You'll learn to put everything into perspective and find the courage to do things you thought were impossible. You'll resolve moral and ideological conflicts that puzzle your mind. You'll see that the simulation theory is not just a hypothesis - it's a way of life. Read Glitch in the Matrix: How the Simulation Theory Can Make Your Life Infinitely Better in 10 Seconds or Less, begin to see the matrix in all its glory, and take advantage of every cheat code the universal program has to offer!

RK Wyat is the author of several non–fiction books, including How to Become an Optimist: A Practical Guide for Making Yourself Happier, More Successful, and Stress–Free and Renaissance Man: A Blueprint for Becoming Cultured, Sophisticated, and High Class. The founder of Worth in Progress, an online publication specializing in personal development, Wyat has used her 10–year experience in self–help to produce articles about psychology and philosophy since 2018. In her free time, Wyat writes poetry and fiction.