Dreams To Reality
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Last published Sun, Mar 7, 2021
You know how we theorise and ponder about how we might just be simulations run by another race, the dreams of a much-advanced race figuring out how life on a theoretical planet Earth might work out? What if it were the exact opposite? What if every time you dreamed; you were creating another's reality and you never even knew?
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