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Project Looking Glass and the Convergent Timeline Paradox

Project Looking Glass and the Convergent Timeline Paradox

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Alan Scheurman
Feb 05, 2025
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Why Am I Even Entertaining This?

I don’t normally dive into conspiracy theories—not because I dismiss them outright, but because many come packaged with lazy thinking, Hollywood tropes, and pre-programmed narratives that reinforce the very control structures they claim to expose.

However, when you strip away the sci-fi gloss, some theories start aligning with deeper metaphysical truths—ideas grounded in quantum mechanics, Hermetic principles, and declassified government research.

That’s why I’m exploring Project Looking Glass and the Convergent Timeline Paradox. Not as a rigid “whistleblower revelation,” but as a symbolic framework describing something real happening right now—a shift that governments, intelligence agencies, and media structures are scrambling to contain.


Project Looking Glass – A Window into Probability?

The basic claim behind Project Looking Glass is that intelligence agencies had (or have) a device that allowed them to see into future probabilities.

  • Some say it was a consciousness-amplified remote viewing system, an extension of the CIA’s Project Stargate.

  • Others claim it was a quantum AI that mapped out future probability fields.

  • Some say it was reverse-engineered non-human technology capable of scanning multiple possible outcomes.

What made it allegedly terrifying for those in power? No matter how many scenarios they ran, all futures converged into the same unavoidable outcome.

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