Do we live in a MATRIX because pennies stick to walls?

Does sticking a penny on the wall and thinking “STICK” actually cause it to stick AND PROVE THAT WE LIVE IN A MATRIX? I tested it out and this is what I learned. So, of course, I had to test it. First attempt, this video behind me. That's my that's my uh hand in the picture. See? Evidence. Anyway, I tested one penny and right away, I didn't even think. I just put it on the thing and it stuck. Just like that. I tested it with another penny. You know, actually, this one's a dime. I tested this with a dime. I did think that I thought, I think stick. And it held for like a second. The dime. And there were a few times like I thought, really hard. Like I thought really hard. As hard as I could. Because I wanted to see if this works. Is this is this BS like most of the stuff on the internet? So I started thinking like what could cause this? And the only thing was the harder I thought, the harder I would press and sometimes the ridges of the penny, the thing, whatever the coin was, would get stuck on their. So I started coming up with other ways to like kind of test this theory. So if you want to test this theory on your own, I'm not saying we don't live in a matrix. I get poked fun of all the time for telling people I think we live in some sort of digital dream. But, you know, that's hard to prove. Especially from the inside. Anyway, I found a test. You can do yourself to test this theory. Penny + Wall Matrix Test. Does thinking "stick" really work? The test: Press a penny to the wall using the same pressure + time each attempt. 1. Think "Stick": Clear your mind, think the word "stick", press the penny, how long does it stay? Hold for 5 seconds. 2. Think "Fall": Clear your mind, think the word "fall", press the penny, how long does it stay? Hold for 5 seconds. 3. Think Nothing: Don't focus on any word, press the penny, how long does it stay? Hold for 5 seconds. 4. Control Test: What happens if you do this? How long does it stay? Hold for 5 seconds. Now, take the penny again, stick it up against the wall and think "fall". Does it still stick or does it fall for you? Just think nothing. Think about whatever. Think about a line. And then see if it falls. Just think nothing. For the last control test, give a penny to someone who doesn't know what the heck you're doing and just be like, hey, hold this up against the wall real fast. And see if it falls or whatever, immediately. There's also scientific and actual evidence to back up why the penny would stick. Static electricity, treated by friction between your skin, the penny and the wall. Oils and moisture from your skin create tiny attraction between the penny and the surface. Surface texture, some painted walls can allow temporary adhesion. And gravity always wins. Even when it's weak, it usually won't stay forever. Maybe you didn't break the matrix. Maybe you just discovered how easily your brain turns coincidence into evidence. Wow. This is really showing people how we actually will turn coincidence into evidence. Again, I want, you know, if we're in a matrix or not, I thought this was a cool little test. So enjoy.