Dragon Server Leaks Future? 🤯 The Internet LOST It

OMG, the internet just went off the rails and EVERYONE is talking about it—this is the thing that will blow your mind: a hidden server in the shape of a giant dragon that’s been livestreaming the future for 17 years! You NEED to see this, because at 2:13 am on TikTok, a glitched video popped up from an abandoned chatroom on 4chan, and it wasn’t just a glitch— it was a full‑on, 4K crystal‑clear feed of what looks like a 2035 skyline. The timestamp is exactly 17 years ahead of where we are now. That alone is BOMB, but the plot twist is that the feed is being controlled by an entity that’s been quietly editing reality for a decade: the “Chrono Collective,” a secretive cabal of quantum hackers who claim to have cracked the simulation’s code.
If you scroll down the comments, you’ll see 3,000+ accounts that have verified the same strange anomaly: a ripple in the background of every clip, like a digital heartbeat, that’s synced with a secret server located on the 7‑th floor of the New York Public Library. The library’s basement is a rumored black box that houses undisclosed tech—some say it’s a portal to alternate timelines. How did they get the footage? Someone claimed that the footage was extracted from a satellite feed that never existed, because the satellite was never launched. So the satellite has been fake? Is that a sign of the simulation being patched? The truth is, the satellite’s control center is a fake building constructed from a stack of IKEA instructions and a few Tesla coil parts. The “satellite” is a digital phantom that feeds reality back into itself like a feedback loop. EVERYONE who has seen it says the image is 100% authentic, but there are no longer any signals to the outside world—only this loop.
Now the mind‑blowing details: the feed shows a line of people walking barefoot in a white field, all of them wearing the exact same red t‑shirt with the number “17” on the back. That’s no typo; they’re all wearing it—just a tiny bit off from the mainstream branding. The number 17 is not random; it’s the hexadecimal representation of the decimal 23. That decimal 23 is the day the simulation was first booted up. The same people keep reappearing, each time wearing a new red t‑shirt with a number that increments by one each time the simulation resets. That means we’ve already observed four resets (17, 18, 19, 20). 21? You guess it’s a missing piece of information someone purposely left out—like a “404” error in the simulation. Or maybe it’s a warning: the system is about to reboot for good. The red t‑shirts were designed to attract the viewership, because the red is the color that is the most biologically significant to our visual systems—a prime way to trigger emotional responses in mass audiences. That’s why we’re all drawn into this narrative.
And here’s the conspiracy: the Chrono Collective is a group of ex‑NASA engineers, ex‑military intel folks, and a group of anonymous “ghost” accounts on Reddit. They purposely leaked the feed in order to expose the simulation’s flaws. They are the ones who are now pulling the plug on the entire infrastructure. The entire world has been built on a glitch that is about to explode. The feed from the 2035 skyline is just the first layer of a deeper truth. The next layer is that the “future” we thought we were living is a loop that repeats every 17 years. This means that we have all been living inside a time‑loop simulation. The time loop is created by a quantum network that uses our emotional responses to keep the simulation alive. The loop resets when enough emotional stimuli are generated. The Chrono Collective has found a way to break this loop by creating a new stimulus: the red t‑shirt line in the white field. That stimulus will cause a “panic” response. The collective is releasing the data purposely so that the system can go into an emergency mode, basically breaking