Danny Goler | Cracking the Code of Reality | Jan. 16, 2026

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Join host Clint Weldon and the Night Shift crew this Friday for a deep-end livestream conversation with Danny Goler, the independent researcher and explorer behind Project Veilbreak.

Danny’s work sits at the edge of consciousness research and simulation theory. Using a combination of DMT (dimethyltryptamine) and a precisely tuned 650nm diffracted laser, participants report perceiving what he describes as the underlying “code” of reality—glowing grids, symbols, and self-organizing structures that feel autonomous, intelligent, and hyper-real. More than 300 people have reportedly replicated these experiments, many describing strikingly similar geometric environments and encounters with non-human or interdimensional entities.

In this conversation, we’ll trace Danny’s unlikely path to full-time explorer of altered states, dig into his upcoming documentary The Discovery, and discuss his recent appearance on CNN’s Devoted series.

We’ll also tackle the bigger questions:
What does consistency across psychedelic experiences actually imply?
Is consciousness accessing something external - or constructing something internal?
And if reality really does have a “rendering layer,” what does that mean for humanity?

This one goes straight to the fault line between neuroscience, psychedelics, simulation theory, and the unknown.

Danny Goler | The Simulation's Hidden Architecture & Quantum Consciousness | Jan. 1, 2026

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Description:
What if simulation theory isn’t just a philosophical thought experiment—but something that can be experienced?

In this one, Danny Goler returns. We explore the idea that altered states of consciousness may expand perception rather than distort it, increasing the sensory aperture through which reality is experienced. Through synchronicities and personal experimentation, Danny became convinced he was encountering repeatable patterns—something like a hidden code to reality—that only become visible when consciousness shifts.

That line of inquiry eventually led him toward simulation theory, but not in the usual, meme-level sense. We dig into the nuance: what the simulation might actually be, whether altered states are revealing more of reality rather than less, and how consciousness itself may function as both an engine and an interface to deeper layers of reality.

Whether you see this as hypothesis, metaphor, or thought experiment, it opens up some genuinely novel, unsettling and fascinating possibilities.