I saw a bit of something that "they admit that we are in a simulation". (I am sure it said "admit", as opposed to "claim", so that word - admit - in and of itself is very interesting and argue-worthy.) Also about 2 or 3 years ago, someone who seemed to be awake, who I think has returned to being 'woke' now (because it got too much for him, he said, plus he also does drugs..., so he might have just been 'woke' and not really quite awake anyway...) told me or suggested that we are in a simulation.
It is stupid. What I think, in my limited understanding of it, what is meant and misunderstood (or understood but then en-stupified-with-bullshit for the masses, so that it can be more an influence and imposed acceptance and subduing into the microchip and Futurama-like episodes of VR) is that on the small-small-small-scale level of things (think Planck length), there is no defined edge. Take your finger or hand and trace it across the edge of your phone or laptop or monitor or table, from the top surface down to the front or side surface. You can feel - and just see - where the edge is. On the Planck-length scale or level, there is not as clear a boundary as this; things are so, so small, so tiny, that it is like there is not an edge anymore between the molecules and the bits and pieces... sort of like trying to find the exact boundary or edge of our Galaxy with all of the stars at the inexact edge.
Seeing the title of that article... it might have said "confirms", that an article said. To me, "confirms" is closer to "admits" than "claims". If we are in a Star Trek holodeck, then we don't have a law of attraction, because the programme is programmed to certain parameters in which we cannot possibly escape - consider an accident, in Star Trek TNG, where Geordi La Forge told the computer to programme a simulation which could defeat Data (a main character), as opposed to Data's holodeck character of Sherlock Holmes. Examples of holodeck simulation parameters include Torres (ST VOY) skydiving inside a holodeck with the safety protocols off (meaning if she crashed, she would die; if the safety protocols were on, she'd be safe, even when falling from a mile high), or as I said a simulation of about the late 1880s smoggy London as a detective, or a beach or an asteroid, etc. The parameters are different for each programme, so "the law of attraction", in this sense, is limited to the programme's parameters. This is the Yehubor's dream.
Many members and staff, if any paid enough attention, must surely be annoyed with my seemingly-fanboy-love of Star Trek and Futurama, but if truth be told - I properly haven't seen one in over a year and the other only 1 episode in ages, as well, if that makes any difference! Needless to say, both Star Trek and Futurama, and of course the media as a nearly-whole, are Yehuborim, so...
In a Spiritual context - as I have said before, Technology is like a Physical version, or you might say manifestation, of Magick and Spirituality. We don't need phones to communicate - we should have telepathic abilities; we don't need to fly planes and helicopters - we should be able to either levitate and/or perform Astral projection; we don't need to build lorries and locomotives - we should be able to either perform telekinesis, if we are so lazy, or better yet, with a less-populated World, grow our own crops and do our own farming and husbandry on a more personal scale; we don't need to go to work for little pennies - we should be able to have the 'currency', in a sense, of Energy - which we can raise ourselves for our needs and wants, etc., etc. etc.
Technology, with qubits and Quantum Computers, is more and better than binary 1s and 0s and much closer to Physical "Spirituality", if you will. What could take thousands of years could take days, hours or seconds with Quantum Computers. That could be both exciting and extremely fucking scary, if one is ignorant and powerless. What took 2000 years for the Yehubor's shit, has been dismantled in about 20 years of evil Goyim repairman-and-woman work...
When you say "UFOs", please specify and clarify that you mean alien/ET craft. "UFO", as I know you know, means Unidentified Flying Object; not alien/ET craft, necessarily. (Yes, I'm being nit-picky!)