How to Measure the Distance to the Sun Eric Dubay

One must strip away the programming and concentrate on primary observations.

The converging shadows of trees on my land is my primary evidence for a local personal sun experience.  I disagree with Eric about his estimate of 2000 miles.  My firsthand experience is that it is WAY closer than 2000 miles, i.e. over my neighbor's barn.    

Most significantly, everyone experiences their sun and moon as a local phenomenon, despite being 2000-3000 miles apart on the ground.  This is my primary evidence for our existing in a simulation.  I find it unusual that others who have observed the local sun fail to make the next jump.  It is an impossibility for millions to experience a local sun in geographically removed places and THE sun still being a physical body in the sky.  

It is programmed into our individual experience in this realm and a glitch in the matrix.

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