What if your dreams were just memories from another version of you — the one that just died?
Enter Dr. Silvana. A Brazilian mad scientist with wild blue hair, a tattered lab coat, and a glowing red “DO NOT PUSH” button on his chest.
He claims your consciousness jumps realities every time you die — and that’s why sometimes things feel… off.
🔗 Watch the madness here: https://youtu.be/dkoMgQKjCRM
Think Rick Sanchez + Mandela Effect + SCP Foundation + quantum insanity.
Warning: it starts as a joke, but ends with you questioning your own existence.
Has anyone here ever felt like they woke up in the “wrong version” of reality?
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This is just quantum immortality, an idea that arose from Hugh Everett III’s many worlds interpretation. Max Tegmark had an interesting version of the thought experiment that he called quantum suicide. Special note, there are reports of people who have taken their own lives while grappling with the concept so explore at your own discretion.
Every time I’ve taken a heroic dose of shrooms, I have come away with the overwhelming feeling that every person alive has already died. And we have done it over and over for all of time. This was after I was hovering above and slightly behind my body laying in bed as I hallucinated paramedics coming in to my room and shining lights in my eyes, followed by police officers w notepads, followed by my parents. All gathered around my bed as I am dead. I now know that you’re not supposed to fight off the impending doom and feeling of death in these situations. As I let go my vision became nothing but a mix of blue and purple color. I became weightless like a single feather and soared through whatever color matrix sky I was passing through. I’m rambling but I’m sure there is at least one other person who can relate to this feeling.
*Has anyone here ever felt like they woke up in the “wrong version” of reality?*
I clearly remember dying at work and then my next memory is waking up in my bed. I tend to believe his theory after that experience.
Quantum immortality. Having experienced near death myself along with a close companion, I could absolutely see it being real. The knowledge of what should have happened coupled with the small changes in our lives after. Subtle but just different enough to question things. But I’m not willing to take the risk and jump off in case I’m wrong.
Edit: to share the story for those interested. My partner and I had been traveling home from a small weekend trip. My mom who had been watching my kid had called and said she was sick, so worried mom that I am, wanted to be home ASAP. We were only a few hours away thankfully. The road home was a long stretch of 2 lane highway, but with very few passing zones. We got stuck behind 2 semis going about 55 on a 70 with about a semi distance between them. My partner had been bothering me to just go and pass them (we had been behind them for like 20 minutes already) normally I would, especially with how bad I wanted home. But I couldn’t make myself do it. He was a bit irritated but relented. As he was finally backing down about it the 1st semi hit their breaks hard to make a left turn causing the 2nd semi to also slam his brakes. We could see the smoke coming from the tires. The semis were feet from each other. If we had been in the middle to try to pass, we would have been obliterated. He drove in silence the rest of the drive. The following weeks, my entire management staff minus me were all fired and replaced inexplicably. Items around the house were gone. New items found later on. Me and my partner both agree that we felt we should have died in that moment. It’s been several years now and I’ve never felt anything quite like that experience. It was eerie but calm during the whole thing.
I turned it off as soon as the mad scientist peddled the “subscribe like share” spiel.
That would explain the Mandela effect for all those who feel displaced!
I remember once a long time ago, I was high out of my mind from weed, and a thought conquered my mind:
I’m already dead.
And just knowing that it was “somehow” true.
As if someone has whispered it into my ear.
Shit I’m waiting to die in this universe the wrong me died
I’m not totally unconvinced I’m not in a coma right now.
Why do we use the word quantum for everything. Just sounds like a headline piece
When you work everyday… these thoughts never occur in my head.
I actually thought this up maybe in high school of college but more from a “reality is a simulation” perspective.
My reasoning was that if this is all a simulation, and being that I can only be me in this simulation, then it would make sense that for the sake of keeping the simulation running continuously from my perspective, when I do die from an accident the simulation will try to maintain continuity and jump me to another reality where I am alive. This continues until natural death or whatever the simulation in my reasoning decides to be the end of the “main branch”.
If this is true, then I have killed in previous lives
Some of my dreams are so funny & bizarre, defying all the realities of this existence. So that Universe must be a very fun place.
Assuming You can stay conscious when Your body falls asleep or awake from the sleep, Your perception about “the world” will completely change.
Also don’t fear “sleep paralysis”. There are no demons sitting on Your chest in that moment. If You can relax during that state as the Observer, a rollercoaster trip will happen. That experience will also change Your perception about “the world”.