My wife said something to me yesterday that might hold the key to what the glitch is

I am a man and my wife is also a man. He was making tea yesterday having worked a 12 hour shift and said to me:<br><br>&#x200B;<br><br>"I'm going to open the cupboard and there will be coffee and tea in there."<br><br>And lo and behold, there was. Now obviously this isn't weird or anything but it just hit me that the number of things that you can guarantee will happen on a day to day basis are far, far fewer than they used to be. Am I just getting old and remembering things through rose coloured glasses? Because I'm not the only one who has noticed that the ground is becoming less solid and the reality around us is becoming more and more amorphous.<br><br>So what if the key to understanding this glitch we're all in is simply that of confirmation bias? Every day, millions of people on this planet wake up and *expect* the next day to go exactly like the last did, with a few added details of course, and that's exactly what happens, every time, for everyone. *Mostly*.<br><br>So what if our reality is slowly, grain by grain, becoming more and more influenced by the thoughts that *you* are thinking? The world is becoming your own personal confirmation bias. Something you expect to happen doesn't, something you expect to happen does, all because of you.<br><br>It explains a lot of the weird things that have been happening and is a possible explanation for the glitch.