Together we can cause glitches to the simulation. Send all evidence in the form of images and video (links) to glitchthesim+at+gmail+dot+com

The theory we might be living in a computer simulation has been proposed by such tech + science leaders as Elon Musk and Neil deGrasse Tyson. Although without clear evidence there is an all encompassing simulation creating our worlds, the idea is only a playground for curious thoughts.

Some are attempting to develop models or explore on the subatomic level for evidence. However my theory is that we, those who are being both generated and influenced by the program, might be able to cause sensorial glitches in the system. To do this I am proposing we attempt to create actions and narratives deviant from probable trajectories.

On an individual level these tasks might have only have small impacts on the system. But when thousands or more follow the same tasks, glitches are possible.

Each of the weekly tasks is defined by four factors: thinking, acting, writing and location+time. The tasks will attempt to oddly blend internal narrative, written story and unrelated actions and places+time.

And should anyone encounter a glitch, an error, a sequence of events outside the expected, I will post the best of those images and videos submitted.