Okay, so hear me out on this one.

So I was outside yesturday, and there were practically no clouds out and it was a beautiful day. I noticed something flying in the sky, and it was a Canada goose. Something was off though, because it was flying backwards across the sky. Do birds usually do that? I don't believe so, but I'm not a bird expert or anything. But I just stared at it until it left the area. I've never seen that before, and I have even seen a seagull flying in place a few weeks ago as well (even though there was no wind).

This makes me think of a theory a YouTuber talked about a while ago, which is interesting. The matrix theory, where we are in some simulation, characters of a game, but every once and a while there are glitches.

I don't know, it's interesting though, and I felt like putting it here.