Yeah, it's funny how corporations play such a big role without ever being actually seen..
It is only after the observer is added to the equation does "reality" set in. Does our attention create our own reality?
The observer phenomenon is at the crux of the issue, and the thing I've been exploring is our own personal(or non-personal, depending on how you look at it) observation. Does the way we perceive things shape them? Do we get what we're expecting?
I've been reading The Book of Mastery by Paul Selig, I really recommend you check it out as an opposing view of the simulation theory.