Rizwan Virk

And to me, that sounds a lot like rezzing or rendering within video games.

What happens is you and I, like if we were doing this on Zoom or we were both sitting inside a virtual reality room, like in Second Life or Meta's Horizon Worlds or whatever, or VRChat, we might think we're sitting together, but we're not, right?

I'm rendering you on my computer and you're rendering me on your computer.

We happen to be sitting across from each other, although we could fake it.

Yeah, that's right.

You have another level on your computer.

So basically at some level, we are both rendering this scene.

I'm rendering the scene of the studio and so are you on your computer.

I put that in quotes because it doesn't have to be.

It's still cached.

But that would explain how you could have a phenomenon that seems both physical and non-physical and changes shape and appears differently.

Because in a video game, you could be at level 30 and I could be at level 2.

And you could have the sea dragon spell and I couldn't.

We could be standing in the exact same field and looking up and you're like, look at the dragon.

There's no dragon there.

What are you talking about?

Right, it's just a different... So it could be these objects are being rendered into our reality.

Now, why are they being rendered into our reality?

That gets much more complicated.

There was also a case where Jacques told me where there was this group that said this UFO came down at a 45 degree angle and landed in a clearing in Northern California, Southern Oregon.