Someone said, “Small minds discuss people. Average minds discuss events. Great minds discuss ideas.” That’s 100% right. Just look around you and you'll notice the majority of the world's population is focused on some useless drama and/or politics that neither benefits them nor they can change anything about to improve their reality.  For example, half the Western world is bouncing off the 4th wall in a frantic search for their beloved missing Princess Kate. If they paid just a fraction of this attention to the Covaids death-jab stats or the killing fields in Gaza or the US/Ukraine laundromat, perhaps they would have seen the upcoming collapse of the Empire and prepared for it. Unfortunately, it’s hard to see the truth when you’re staring at it through a VR headset and with fluorided eyes.  I have no doubt whatsoever that we are living in a simulation others call the Matrix and I call the 3D video game. They influence our decisions without us knowing it. They numb our senses without us feeling it. They control our lives without us realizing it. And, like in the movie, people can either accept the game as their reality and remain blissfully ignorant of the truth about the system and how it treats people like them. Or, like me, you can realize that it’s not about changing the world, but about changing yourself and that will change how you see the world and your actions within it. And, once you’re outside the Matrix, even though you’re still in the Matrix, you can do anything. I’ve spoken in the past about reaching Jedi status, and it’s a bit tongue in cheek, but on the other hand is very real.  In today’s video, I chat with Ryan McCormick from Outer Limits of Inner Truth about my biggest breakthrough in becoming connected, and why leaving the Matrix and watching the apocalypse from outside the simulation doesn’t have to suck.  Hey, it can even be the most fun you’ve ever had! Watch on: Vigilante.tv | Odysee | Rumble | Bitchute | Brighteon | Instagram | Telegram | Twitter The post There’s No “Real World”, Only Matrix, And You Can Leave At Any Time appeared first on The Dollar Vigilante.