Trouble In Paradox – The Era Of Peak Trust W/ Betsey Lewis

MONOLOGUE WRITTEN BY CLYDE LEWIS

I had a conversation the other day with someone I know that is very skeptical of a lot of things I talk about. I have no problem with that because having someone who has differing ideas makes for great coffee conversation. The conversation was about the possibility that experiments at CERN have somehow thrown us into an alternate timeline and that we are experiencing a harsh adjustment.

The reason we were having this conversation was because I, along with many other people, have been experiencing more of those so-called Mandela Effect moments.

She told me that thought that Bob Saget had died a long time ago and that it was just odd that she found out that he died recently. I was confused because I did not think that way, nor do I remember him dying. I shared a story that I thought was a Mandela Effect moment when I read that Jack Webb, the guy who played Joe Friday on Dragnet, never said the words, “Just the facts, Ma’am.”

Whenever Friday was interviewing an eyewitness, fans could expect him to mutter his famous line. However, the original phrase is much different from what fans might remember.

According to IMDB.com, “just the facts, Ma’am” was never uttered by Friday. The original statement was, “all we want are the facts, ma’am.”

He only said it once.

Now certainly I don’t want to say that this proves anything than just faulty recall on my part but I am always fascinated about how many times I have thought someone has died before the official announcement in the news or how I remember a line from a movie that never existed or a memory of something that never happened.

I was reading an op ed the other day where the writer compared the January 6th riot to what happened with the young protester who stood in front of the tanks at Tienanmen Square.

The writer said something like “and we all know what happened to him.”

Actually, we don’t.

The official story is that a day after Chinese military killed at least hundreds, if not thousands of demonstrators in Beijing in 1989, a wiry man in a white shirt stepped in front of a line of moving tanks near Tienanmen Square and become one of the most famous protesters of the 20th century.

Twenty-four years later, his identity is still a mystery. He is called simply, Tank Man.

The man blocked the path of the tanks, even as they gunned their engines. He climbed onto the first tank, pounded on the hatchet, and appeared to speak to the soldiers inside. When he stepped back down in front of the tank, two men ran into the street and pulled him away.

Some people remember that the man was run over by the tanks and killed which would explain to this day why no one has heard from him or have identified him.

People swear they saw the tanks run over him leaving behind a swath of blood on the pavement.

And yet there is no footage of this anywhere. So why do so many people remember it happening?

All over, in supermarkets at the checkout stands in America we see magazine and tabloids that show Betty White and the headline “Betty White turns 100.” But she died at 99 and so a retro causal glitch in the timeline has somehow made an awful mistake.

Believe it or not, some say it is an indication that we are somehow stuck in a paradox.

Think of it: Betty White dies and she was called America’s mom and then Bob Saget dies and he was called America’s dad.

Synchronicity or paradox?

Both received their COVID booster shots days before their deaths. There have been warnings that the boosters can raise the risk of stroke or heart attacks.

But the official story is that they did not die from complications of the vaccine.

That certainly smells of a paradox that changes everything.

It may sound corny and outrageous to some people but the idea of a paradox is not too far-fetched when we examine what it means to be stuck in time — not moving forward or backward but observing how we have reached a point of Peak Trust where you can’t trust what you are reading, seeing or hearing.

The timeline is severely out of synch, and we are stuck because of it.

First of all, what is the definition of a paradox?

A paradox is an apparent contradiction, or logical contradiction associated with the idea of time and time travel. In physics, temporal paradoxes fall into two broad groups: consistency paradoxes exemplified by the Grandfather Paradox and Causal Loops.

It is where two realities can exist simultaneously until one dissolves and the other continues. Or, it can stall time itself which can mean the destruction of the inverse and the multiverse as well.

A causal loop is a paradox of time travel that occurs when a future event is the cause of a past event, which in turn is the cause of the future event. Both events then exist in spacetime but their origin cannot be determined. A causal loop may involve an event, a person or object, or information.

We have heard about them in time travel movies, we hear the word spoken when we talk about quantum physics and timelines where if you go back in time and kill your mom or dad you cease to exist but if you cease to exist how were you able to go back and do the deed?

This is called the Grandfather Paradox. Officially, a grandfather paradox occurs when the past is changed in any way, thus, creating a contradiction. If a time traveler were ever to go back in time and kill their grandfather in his childhood, it would result in one of the time traveler’s parents, and the time traveler, not being born. If the time traveler were not born, then it would not be possible for them to kill the grandfather in the first place. Therefore, the grandfather lives to offspring the time traveler’s parents, and therefore, the time traveler. There is, thus, no predicted outcome to this. Consistency paradoxes occur whenever changing the past is possible.

A possible resolution is that a time traveler can do anything that did happen but cannot do anything that did not happen. Doing something that did not happen results in a contradiction.

We are in a contradictory paradox at this point in time and I need to give you examples to back up my theory.

We’re living in an age where the public perception is confused. Trust is at an ultimate low. Everything has an alternate explanation.

I can’t count how many times an event has happened where people on social media platforms declare that something is a “false flag” before there is even an investigation as to what has happened.

It is not only annoying — but people think that a “false flag” means that the event did not happen.

That is not the definition of a false flag — but in a paradox it is expected.

Another example of a paradox is how people somehow believe that President Trump was a Russian agent. Do a Google search and you will see countless articles in the affirmative yet he was never convicted or indited for treason.

In one timeline, Ashley Babbitt was the only person who died on January 6th during the Capitol Riot — in another branch or version of the event, 10 people died, someone attempted to rape Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Chuck Schumer was singled out by antisemite protestors as the “Big Jew.”

In one time line, COVID-19 is like the flu as it creates symptoms that are similar. Like the flu, people with underlying health problems and older people run the risk of dying from it. In another timeline, you catch it you spread it and you kill people.

This has triggered mass hysteria and psychosis even though the messages are contradictory.

There is even a paradox when it comes to our leadership. We are told that President Biden was elected president and there was no chance that the election was rigged or meddled with. However, there are many people including Mike Lindell, the My Pillow guy that claim that they have proof that the election was stolen.

Everything is contradictory — we have reached trouble in paradox.

Ah, but we still have science, right? that immaculate ivory tower of uncompromising quest for the truth! Unfortunately, that tower is not without a few skeletons buried beneath its foundations.

We know that science has been wrong many times but now we are told that we have to abide by the science, that it is settled and anyone who questions the declarations of science are anti-science and irrational.

As noble as its goals may be, science is conducted by scientists, who are not above corruptibility. Global Warming and the anti–vaxxing movement are excellent examples of just how rampant the distrust in science is now ingrained in a substantial part of the population.

But nature abhors a vacuum, and that’s equally true for human nature. The vacuum of trust has now created the proof of a paradox — if you want proof of it, you can ask people what their favorite conspiracy theory is and you will know their politics, their religious beliefs and what news they watch on TV.

And so it seems not a week goes by that a new scandal erupts, and this regularity causes a rather peculiar numbing effect in our minds. It’s like the abuse of profanity in someone’s vocabulary: repeating the F word so many times deprives the word of its intended potency.

In a similar way, the use of Fascist, Nazi. Communist, The Big Lie — all changing meaning and losing their potency as the arguments for either side pin the tail on the jackasses who can’t tell the difference between who is oppressing them and who is helping them see the contradictory nature of our place in the timeline.

There are those who are acausal observers who see pathological behaviors by our leaders and yet we don’t see that same activism from our new organizations telling us that we are in a situation where a senile puppet is taking us down the path of global take over.

Poll after poll indicates that President Biden’s approval rating is plummeting and yet somehow some people are still cheering him on. Are those people living in a world where they see him as a savior?

If you see politicians as nothing but crooks and liars, where’s the incentive to follow their orders? If the President’s approval rating is in the toilet, why is everyone following his mandates and crazy policies?

Again, we are stuck in a paradox.

People are running to their pharmacies and COVID test centers because they are panicking over a new strain and we are told that this strain is mild. The reality is that we should be seeing the end of this struggle and yet we have more dead this year than last year and we have the vaccine and herd immunity that should be taking care of the problem but all that is contradictory as well.

If you think of your physician as a pill-peddler at the service of Big Pharma, why would you trust his diagnosis and follow his advice? Many people ran to get vaccines without asking their doctors if they approve.

Why did they do this?

It is because the distrust is throwing us deep into a paradox. The distrust is translate into stagnation and the waste of precious time.

The results do not match the effort — the narrative does not match the reality.

Something is not right. Which again proves my point that we are in a paradox.

Another thing that convinces me that we are in a paradoxical loop is that we have been constantly told that an errant asteroid is inching closer towards earth. Everyday there is a new threat and yet NASA denies that there is no real threat from space.

Nine days ago, there was a huge explosion in the skies above Pennsylvania. NASA said that it was a rock, three feet wide that exploded the force of 30 tons of TNT.

There was scant reporting of the event. Many people experienced the event while others say that they had no idea that it happened.

Scientists say that we should not be running around like Chicken Little’s fear-mongering and scaring people but last year, SpaceX launched the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART), the world’s first full-scale mission to test technology for defending Earth against potential asteroid or comet hazards.

Is this a matter of crossing one’s fingers or is there a real threat? Have we already been hit by these rocks from space and is there one hiding behind the sun waiting to destroy us all?

Let’s create another scenario that illustrates the Paradox Effect:

Suppose next month President Biden called for a press conference, announcing the detection of a massive asteroid heading towards our planet. The impact, according to NASA scientists & confirmed by top astronomers around the world, was calculated for the year 2024,

That would give us two years to coordinate an urgent international effort in order to launch an emergency program, so that we wouldn’t face the same fate of the dinosaurs.

But haven’t we heard this all before? Do we remember that launch of DART?

I guarantee you that if we were told that the asteroid was coming, there would be very little progress or attention to the fact. Because in a paradox, there would be so much contradictory thinking that public opinion would split into fragmented realities.

There would be posts on Facebook declaring that it is a “False Flag” even when we look up and see something coming at us.

Does this sound familiar – like some sort of plot from a current movie. You are told to look up at the reality and others look down – why is that?

Take a look at how the idea of the discovery of extra-terrestrial life in space has been called a distraction or a deception by people who believe in the reality that anything that slithers on an alien planet is a fallen angel. Or that an alien invasion can be faked by something called, Project Bluebeam.

Here is a hint — there is no Project Bluebeam. There are capabilities to possibly fake an alien invasion but who needs special effects when you have propaganda and the ability to control the past by altering history, the present by lying to the public using media, and the future by creating potential doomsday scenarios that say we haven’t much time left on the planet.

We are in a paradox.

Well-known author, Arthur Miller once said, “An era can be considered over when its basic illusions have been exhausted.”

All things are now being simulated to patch the holes in the timeline — the basic failure of recall and so as Orwell said in 1984:

“He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past.”

We have put up with deception for so long, we are beginning to believe the lies we tell ourselves and in the process we are altering time and stopping our progression.