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African Plate Roll! This is in #Egypt

📌 BUILDING COLLAPSED
Death toll 18 https://bit.ly/3m034M1
📌 TRAIN CRASH
Death toll 32 https://bit.ly/3ro8G40

Yet people can't comprehend the SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

Due to the series of earthquakes in the Mid Atlantic Ridge, it is spreading which will cause the African Plate to roll.

~ invinciblelight 💫

Everything is connected to each other.

The Universe speaks through signs, Symbols, synchronicities & events.

Here I'm talking about the hint pointed from the Seuz-Canal event. That means the African roll has started. Having all these Mid-Atlantic Ridge Earthquakes will eventually start more accelerated roll of African plate, while increasing the gap between Arabian plate and African plate. That will let input of more aggressive waves & more tectonic pressure over Indian plate, Thus the risk for Southern India. There was/is one timeline where entire Indian plate went under water but fortunately its manifesting possibility is already less than 1% and decreasing (Big thanks to Austrian-Indo plate separation timeline) which made its Manifestation into main collective reality timeline & anchoring it.

Also Scotia plate is on the rise that's where New land is coming between South America & Antarctica. This plate is extremely important for it holds the pathway to Antarctica which leads to gateway out of this Earth Matrix on semi-physical dimensional domain. Be careful coz that gateway is heavily armed by the Controllers.

~ invinciblelight 💫

If you don't think simulations of past, present and future global and regional events in virtual twin worlds is not performed, then think again. Everything you are experiencing may have already been simulated on computers years ago. Remember that total, "role-playing" (as they describe below), information provides managed, predictable and desired outcomes of events, including your behavior, today and tomorrow. Think about that.
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This is an article on the WEF website discussing the UN's simulation development unit.

FROM ARTICLE:
Simulations of events ranging from climate disasters to misinformation campaigns on social media can help cities tackle problems that are both complex and hard to predict as they recover from the coronavirus pandemic, urban experts said.

Alternate Reality Simulations use game-like elements and role-playing, with the United Nations' development unit (UNDP), public and private sectors, and the Arizona State University (ASU) testing them last week in six major cities.

The simulations in Hanoi, Bangkok, Harare and other cities were set in 2022, with the coronavirus still lurking, and the added threats of fake news about insurgents, the failure of the telecom network, or violence and looting after a flash flood.

"Events of the past year have shown that whilst we can foresee a range of potential crises, it is impossible to predict with any certainty their timing or scale," said Milica Begovic, an innovation specialist at UNDP in Istanbul.

"Simulations provide a safe, yet powerfully experiential and real space for participants to generate models about implications of, and response to various events," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

The coronavirus pandemic has increased pressure on lawmakers and urban planners to build back better, and create more liveable and equitable cities with open spaces, bicycle lanes, clean energy sources and affordable housing.

Simulations such as those by the UNDP as part of its ongoing Istanbul Innovation Days programme have previously been used to imagine a world without oil, and for companies to prepare for cyberattacks or reputational damage on social media.

The simulations can be in homes, offices and public places, and can be high-tech or low-tech, allowing participants to imagine sustainable financial markets, alternative currencies, or different economic and monetary policies, Begovic said.

Elsewhere, virtual reality that was initially tied to video gaming when it first became popular in the 1990s, has found many more uses as the technology advanced, from fighting human trafficking to curbing dementia.

Alternate reality simulations can include obtaining insights from a range of people - including those often excluded from the decision-making process, said Sha Xin Wei, who directs the Synthesis Center for responsive environments at ASU.

"You can speak to power, or speak as power more easily in this what-if setting," he said, adding that the simulations have roles for a member of the press, and for a member of civil society like a working mother, or a young female activist.

"Even though they do not control resources, they can comment on, endorse or disapprove of what the institutional leads are proposing as what-ifs," he said.

Post-COVID-19, policymakers will need to make "sea-changes to how we organise our economies, and how we navigate our mixture of nature and people and infrastructure," Sha said.

"Magic-bullet solutions to wicked problems may become other wicked problems. If anything, the pandemic showed how important it is to model differently," he added.

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/03/this-is-how-virtual-simulations-can-help-us-prepare-for-crises/

There are no sentient beings in the twin worlds, but there are indeed twin worlds. In fact, it's a real push by almost all corporations to get up to speed in developing twin models of their buildings, their operations, floor plans, parks, etc. There is a push by the airline industry to get jet engines, down to the turbine