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The simulation theory is really about whether or not they have constructed a nightmarish replica of the USA in Antarctica. I did some pendulum experiments whose consistent results of counterclockwise precession indicated a location in the southern hemisphere despite the appearance of my environment seeming like Long Island, NY, Antarctica. I tried to get sunburned one day and I could not. This suggested that the light in the sky was not the sun, but rather only a replica of the sun emitting in the visible and thermal EM bands, but not the more energetic UV band. After noticing a distinct lack of rain around "Atlanta" in the summer of 2018, I checked the NOAA rainfall data. Kt said Atlanta had gotten almost twice as much rain as usual in July/August 2018, about 10 inches total, but I did not see a quarter inch of rain in "Atlanta" during those months. Also, I asked a dozen or more cops if I was in Antarctica and they all told me yes. Furthermore, the gangstalking problem is more readily explained by Antarctica being populated with a clone slave army of gangstalkers than by the natural population of the USA in North America unanimously moonlighting as gangstalkers.

I brought my camera into the store to defend against getting raped. While I was in line, someone sprayed me with the SHIT SPRAY. After I left, I checked the video to see if the camera would show anything or glitch at the point where I got sprayed. Indeed, it did. The lighting flashed and a moment later some kid ran through the video though I do not think that kid was in the store. In any case, the video glitched where I got sprayed, and I noticed the bottles of water I bought were fucked up. The must have raped me and poisoned my water and hacked my phone to undermine mt defense.

Indeed, in the past few days I have noticed the same new buggy behavior on my phone and on mt laptop. When either screen wakes from sleep, there is a gradient of black that flashes leading to a fully black upper left screen corner. It is EXCEEDINGLY obvious that my phone and my computer were hacked together. I suppose the screen glitch is put there in satisfaction of the N-code where people say their crimes are fine as long as they deliver a notification of criminal activity.

For instance, I did this pendulum experiment (and five others) in a location that looked just Long Island, NY, but the counterclockwise precession of the pendulum suggested I was actually in the southern hemisphere (as is everyone else in this thread, probably.)

Here's one of six independent, consecutive Foucault pendulum experiments I did. While the non-restriction of the motion to the small angle regime makes it impossible to determine the period of the Earth's rotation, the counterclockwise precession determines my location in the southern hemisphere. All six experiments showed counterclockwise rotations. Then the CIA replaced my weight with a gyroscope or something, and I got a couple consecutive clockwise ones. In bothe cases, the results were uniform, not mixed, The first six showed counterclockwise rotation and there was never any going back and forth as if I had systematics producing random results.

The numbers at the end of the first Cicada puzzle were my DOB and SSN
>05211980
>600744301
as well as the viXra ID's from my earlier papers
>https://vixra.org/author/jonathan_w_tooker

I've done the Foucault pendulum experiment six times with three different pendula. I am unable to obtain the clockwise rotation indicative of a location in North America. All six experiments showed counterclockwise rotation. I think it means that more than 99% of the people who read this post are going to see their families go into the sick defilement.

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The generally accepted belief is that almost nobody goes to Antarctica and almost no one one knows what goes on there. This doesn't contradict my belief. You can say, "Most people think Antarctica is mostly unpopulated," but that belief is superstitious and not based on any evidence. Thoughts that contradict well held superstitions are not delusions.

Here's a gif the Foucault experiment I did this morning. It shows counterclockwise rotation.