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A collection of evidence in support of simulation theory.

A Voice

2020-07-20 :: The Ink
Type: Corroborating,  Digital,  Testimonial,  Threat: Identity,  Influence,  Manipulation,  Organization: Aventiv Technologies,  SCP Foundation,  Confidant: The Ghost,  The Voice,  #Verification 
A distant family member responds to a message in a novel way.

The Booming Voice⌗

ACTION⌗

On 6/19/2020, I sent an email to my cousin, “The Voice”.

SIGNAL⌗

On 7/20/2020, Rock sent the following message via proxy:

Rock DM

ANALYSIS⌗

This message is meaningful. The fact that he capitalized “Voice” indicates that he is speaking about my cousin, “The Voice.” This cousin worked in broadcast radio years ago. I remember his “Booming Voice” well. I told The Ghost, “We do not remember his broadcast name.”

The capitalization of this message struck me as meaningful, though. After a few hours of thinking about it, I remembered my cousin’s radio name:

He was called “The Beav.” “BeaV.” “BV.” “Booming Voice.”

It was a subtle hint, but one that triggered a memory of a name that I had long forgotten.

ACTION⌗

Not wanting to blow his cover, I didn’t add this alias to his confidant page. I did, however, add the song “Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver” to his page. If he was watching, he’d understand.

SIGNAL⌗

The next day, The Ghost responded, “Did.”

ANALYSIS⌗

This essentially modified my original statement. Rather than “we do not remember his broadcast name,” he changed it to “we did not remember his broadcast name.” Past tense.

Without speaking openly, I had established a line of communication like the one described here.

This is precisely why this system of communication is so difficult to trace. It requires an inordinate amount of context.