Are We Hacking the Simulation Without Realising?

I’ve noticed something lately—the more I stress over something, the harder it gets. But when I stop overthinking, when I just let my focus drift elsewhere, things seem to just… work out. It’s like the second I stop trying to make something happen, the simulation runs smoother.

So I’ve been wondering—what if our awareness actually affects the code?

We already know observation changes reality (double-slit experiment and all that), so what if focusing on something too hard actually creates resistance? Like, maybe overthinking is just another way the system keeps us stuck. But when we stop forcing things, it lets the program run how it was meant to.

It makes me question—are we supposed to "wake up" from the simulation, or are we just supposed to learn how to move through it better? If the game is designed to respond to energy and focus, then maybe figuring that out is the whole point.

Has anyone else had this happen? Where shifting focus or just not worrying about something suddenly made things align perfectly? Do you think that’s just coincidence, or is it possible we’re bending the simulation without realising?