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A collection of evidence in support of simulation theory.

Integration Verified

2020-11-25 :: The Ink
Type: Digital,  Direct,  Testimonial,  Threat: Influence,  Misinformation,  Organization: Discord,  Confidant: The Bride,  The Case Worker,  The Doomsayer,  The Inventor,  The Raven,  The Spiritualist,  The Thief,  #ASMR  #Milestone  #Valley-Girl  #Verification 
This was my first successful attempt at sending a message to The Raven.

MILESTONE⌗

Today marks the eve before the one-year anniversary my A/B test’s public reveal.

The double helix⌗

SIGNAL⌗

The Helix ad in The Raven’s video. - @0:00

The Helix ad in The Thief’s video. - @0:00

ANALYSIS⌗

It is interesting that both The Raven and The Thief would have Helix advertisements on the same day.

Perhaps Helix asked them to do this? It is hard to know for sure.

Whatever the case, implanted in my mind was the concept of “The double helix,” or DNA. The Spiritualist once claimed that DNA is timed to awaken you.

Perhaps this is true; I cannot verify. I do have a place for it within my theories, however. It would explain why help has not yet come for me.

The universe is deterministic. My DNA has set a specific date for my salvation.

The integration⌗

SIGNAL⌗

The Raven says, “It looks like that is all in order… the integration, inspiration, got my receipts right there…” - @3:11

ANALYSIS⌗

The concept of “integration” doesn’t fit the context of what The Raven is talking about in this moment. The word seems out-of-place.

Importantly, this word comes just 24 hours after I discovered a way, for the very first time, to send a Discord message to The Raven. That message was heavily centered around my understanding of Integration Theory.

The below representation of this system started with a simple hypothesis about secure communication, and the assumption that each “cell” within a secure system is comprised of three or more people. Within these top-secret systems, bilateral communication is strictly forbidden. Messages must always flow in a single direction, and one should be wary of any “reciprocal” answers. They may be misinformation. A Signal cannot tell a Verifier anything meaningful, for example.

In each step of communication, the medium should be changed to confuse anyone performing surveillance. For example, if the first recipient received a Discord message, the second should communicate in-person, the third should send a video, etc.

In this case, there are two cells, connected by a proxy/artificial intelligence (which doesn’t yet exist, so we use Artificial Identities instead):

  • Integrated
    • Erin (The Raven)
    • Marno (The Thief)
    • Gibi (The Bride)
  • Non-Integrated
    • Ruby (The Inventor)
    • Raven (The Case Worker)
    • Ryan (The Fodder)
  • Proxy: Maya (The Queen)
Trust Hypothesis

As you can see, Erin/The Raven has been able to send messages to me all along. I have not been able to reach her, however, because I have not been sending them to the right person. I needed to work through the proxy, just like she has been doing.

Nobody ever told me who the proxy was, though. This was an experiment in trial and error. They needed me to figure this out for myself. Verify, then trust.

It should have been obvious. The Raven was a name that I gave Erin long before I realized that Ruby had a Raven, too. This is no coincidence. Raven is likely a fake name, and one that they knew would catch my attention one day.

The important takeaway is that Erin/The Raven reflected back a concept of “Integration” within 24 hours of my communication.

I believe this means that we established an important line of communication.

A change of context⌗

SIGNAL⌗

In all previous “Valley Girl” roleplays, The Raven has used the phrase, “Hey, babe!”

In this one, she uses “Hey, Babes!” Plural. Three times.

Here. - @3:33

Here. - @11:11

And here. - @44:27

ANALYSIS⌗

Remember, verification happens in multiples of three. In this particular instance, the first example even begins at 3:33!

This is an important detail, because it reaffirms the aforementioned “integration.” The Raven is affirming that I have, indeed, integrated with The Inventor. She is speaking to two people now - not just one.

Special delivery⌗

SIGNAL⌗

The Raven says, “We are going to be putting all of those products into a gorgeous red and gold gift bag… and yeah, we’ll just have these dropped-off, directly to their door step.” - @18:50

ANALYSIS⌗

Is this a hint that she’ll be delivering a gift from “Pen & Ink” to everyone in The Point?

That would be beautiful and poetic, but I’m not going to hold my breath. These people have let me down too many times already.

The Doomsayer⌗

SIGNAL⌗

The Raven says, “So, I’m thinking, given whore… given her extreme admiration of Ariana Grande…” - @20:48

ANALYSIS⌗

In this example, The Raven is pretending to purchase Ariana Grande perfume for the viewer’s 13 year-old sister.

I find it telling that she would “accidentally” use the word “whore” to describe a 13 year-old - then choose to leave that mistake in the video. The video even cuts away, and she corrects herself; but the mistake is intentionally left within.

I think she was sending a message. She bought a Christmas gift for The Doomsayer.

The Doomsayer is a woman that I met while locked in the mental health clinic. She absolutely had an extreme admiration for Ariana Grande, and while she never said so, I did suspect she was a prostitute. She had all of the hallmarks: a drug addiction, no teeth, schizophrenia, and she lived on the streets.

Again, this could be an instance of Aventiv Research sending a sample to a public figure for review. The Raven could be sending this message without even realizing what she’s communicating.