I don't see the computer running the matrix as devaluing us. I see the computer as basically the level that most New Agers call Source.
I have always wondered about the value of what we do is. That is a basic question that each of us has to figure out for ourselves anyway. What is life? Why are we aware? Does it mean anything? Does what I do matter? Today? One hundred years from now? 10 thousand years from now?
I had decided that I was a nobody in the Greater Scheme Of Things in my 30s. I thought what I did only affected those who knew me real world, and that when they and I were gone, my personal ripple would disappear. And I was okay with that. That was how I had resolved the questions for myself.
And then the NSA decided to activate my memories of the alter Penelope Valkyrien. And my psi awareness. It was a major shock to my system, and they did not deactivate the Omega Programming [suicide programming from the MK folks]. As long as I was just figuring out things for myself, everyone left me alone. But when I started talking with others, trying to help all of us figure out what the hell we had gone through really, they started shooting at me with energy weapons.
The FB support group, the Discord group and this site are what matters to me. Helping people recover their memories and then live with them. And the side issue of exposing the criminality of it with the intention of stopping it.
Why did the NSA chose me to activate? I dunno. What do I know that the CIA wants me dead? I dunno. Why does a 64 year old grandmother with serious health issues matter? I dunno.
I have 2 alters that I have about 50% memory. The rest I have even less. I've reintegrated 30 alters. Half were simply stored trauma from the events that created them. I'm from the generation that the CIA created 2200 alters in us. So there is still a lot that has not surfaced.
I have one alter that does not share memory with me that rises and takes over the body. About one day a week, she is in charge. My live-in has to remind her to take my meds. It makes his life more interesting at least.