This week on The Chris Moon Show, we’re asking the important question:

Are we in a simulation… and is it glitching?

From weird vibes in the world to people who secretly love playing the victim, Moon breaks down why modern life feels slightly off — and why everyone thinks they’d survive a horror movie when most of us can’t even handle bad WiFi.

We get into the science behind why your brain actually gets dumber in groups (yes, really), how mob mentality spreads online, and why outrage travels faster than logic. Then we talk about the death of mystery in the social media era — when oversharing killed intrigue — and the rise of soft-threat culture, where nobody confronts anything directly anymore.

There’s also a reset moment diving into absurd things that shouldn’t exist but somehow do — because humans are nothing if not creative and slightly unhinged.

The episode closes with The Long Goodbye, where Moon reflects on letting go of control, letting go of the need for everything to make sense, and maybe accepting that the world isn’t broken — it’s just unpredictable.