Glitch in the System: Mandela Effect and Evidence That Our Reality Is a Simulation

What if reality is not as stable as it seems?This thought-provoking book explores the Mandela Effect, strange glitches in reality, and the growing scientific discussion around simulation theory. Moving from psychology to physics, it examines how memory distortion, perception, and consciousness shape the way we experience the world.You will discover why thousands of people share the same false memories, why time sometimes feels distorted, and how modern science-through quantum physics and information theory-raises serious questions about the nature of reality itself.Blending science, philosophy, and real-world phenomena, this book challenges the assumption that the past is fixed, the present is objective, and identity is stable. Instead, it presents a deeper view: reality may be constructed, layered, and far more complex than we believe.If you are interested in quantum physics, the Mandela Effect, consciousness, or the idea that we may be living in a simulation, this book offers a compelling and intellectually grounded exploration of one of the most fascinating questions of our time.

Pagina's: 162, Paperback, Independently published