This World Is A Simulation: 344 Members, $16,586 MRR

This World Is A Simulation is a $59-a-month Skool community teaching Neville Goddard's law of assumption, run by the account displayed as Elmer Locker Jr. Measured on 2 September 2026 it held 344 members and 18,593 posts, which is 54.0 posts per member, the densest posting ratio in our entire corpus of Skool measurements. It earns $16,586.00 a month, or 81.7% of what 344 members at $59 would produce.

Those two facts belong together. This is the smallest room in our Spirituality batch and the one that converts its roster into revenue most completely, and the reason is written all over the feed.

Who runs This World Is A Simulation?

The community is registered to a Skool account whose profile name displays as Elmer Locker Jr, handle @elmerlockerjr, with a bio reading "Business owner , Expert Success & Mindset Coach(Half a million Followers)" and a location of USA. The about copy describes the teacher as the grandson of "the Original Elmer O. Locker Jr.", a named third party, which means the account name and the person named in the lineage claim are not presented as the same individual. We use the displayed profile name and make no assertion about the account holder's legal identity.

Elmer Locker Jr (Skool profile name)

Owner of This World Is A Simulation. The Skool bio reads "Business owner , Expert Success & Mindset Coach(Half a million Followers)" and the listed location is USA. The community was created on 3 April 2024 and is run with seven other admins. The follower claim, the lineage claim and every teaching claim below are the community's own statements, reproduced as such and not verified by us.

What does the about page sell?

Lineage, then a weekly schedule. It opens with a provenance claim and closes with an ultimatum, and everything in between is a calendar. The about copy is reproduced below as published, punctuation intact, with emoji swapped for plain-text markers. The numbered markers are ours. Hover any of them for our reading of what that line is doing.

Two figures on that page do not match the platform. The copy says "350+ operators" while Skool's own counter read 344 members on the same day, and the bio claims half a million followers with no platform attached. Both are printed here as found. Which is current is a question only the business can answer.

Why 54 posts per member is the whole business

Because the product is a weekly attendance habit, not a library. Five scheduled live sessions a week, plus named accountability formats with fixed lengths, plus a promise that every question gets answered, is a structure that gives a member a reason to open the app on a specific day and type something. Do that for two and a half years and 344 people generate 18,593 posts.

Set it against the room six places above it on the same leaderboard. Harmony has 42,275 members and 6,989 posts, a ratio of 0.17. This room has 123 times fewer members and produces nearly three times more conversation. The software is identical; the promise is not.

The right-hand column is not a perfect predictor, but it is the closest thing to one in this batch. The rooms that put a person in front of members on a fixed weekly clock generate conversation; the rooms that hand over a file do not.

What the revenue reading shows

$16,586.00 a month against 344 members at $59 is 81.7% of the sticker figure, the highest share in this batch. That is what you would expect from a room with no free trial, a single visible price and a join button that charges immediately, and it is the cleanest signal in the batch that the roster and the paying population are close to the same set of people.

The direction of travel is worth stating plainly: the 30-day MRR change is -$1,392.33, a fall of about 7.7% on the prior base, the steepest decline in this batch. On a room this small that is roughly two dozen memberships. A room this engaged losing revenue is a more interesting fact than a quiet one losing revenue, so the arrow is printed as found.

Density or scale: pick one before you price

Charge for the calendar, not the archive. This room holds 443 modules across 16 courses, a substantial library, and none of it is what the about page leads with. The lead is three live sessions a week with a named person. The library is the reason a member does not cancel in week one; the calendar is the reason they are still there in year two.

If you are trying to decide whether your community should be a library or a room, the honest test is whether you personally want to show up five times a week for the next two years. If the answer is no, build the library and price it like Harmony. If it is yes, you can charge more than double and serve a hundredth as many people. Our guide to Skool community ideas works through which niches support which shape.

Frequently asked questions

What is This World Is A Simulation on Skool?

It is a private paid Skool community teaching Neville Goddard's law of assumption, priced at $59 a month with no free trial shown. On 2 September 2026 it held 344 members, 8 admins and 18,593 posts across 16 courses and 443 modules, and it ranked 9th in Skool's Spirituality category and 378th globally with $16,586.00 in monthly recurring revenue.

What is the Neville Goddard manifestation technique?

Neville Goddard, who died in 1972, taught that imagination is the operative force in a person's life and that assuming the feeling of a wish already fulfilled is what changes circumstances. His best-known practical method is SATS, or the State Akin To Sleep, which involves holding a short imagined scene in the drowsy state just before sleep. Related terms you will see inside the community are Revision and Inner Conversation. This is a spiritual teaching, not a scientific one.

How much does This World Is A Simulation cost?

The published price is $59 a month and the join button reads JOIN $59/month, with no free trial offered. Skool's own about-page data reports three membership products and shows a price for one of them, so two paid levels exist whose cost is not displayed anywhere public. That is a common pattern and it is why members multiplied by sticker price is never a reliable revenue estimate.

Is 54 posts per member unusually high for a Skool community?

Yes, it is the highest ratio we have recorded. The four other Spirituality rooms we measured on the same day run between 0.08 and 14.3. Two dense rooms from our own earlier measurements, Published Researcher at 12.9 and C.S. Joseph at 13.7, were the previous high marks in our records. The driver is five scheduled live sessions a week plus named accountability formats, supported by 8 admins on 344 members.

Who is Elmer O. Locker Jr?

The about page describes him as the teacher's grandfather and states that he learned Neville Goddard's work directly from Goddard. That is the community's own claim about a named third party, reproduced here as a claim rather than as a verified fact. The Skool account that owns the community displays the name Elmer Locker Jr, and we make no assertion about how the account name and the person named in the lineage claim relate to each other.

Should a manifestation community charge $59 or $27 a month?

It depends entirely on what you are delivering. This room charges $59 and delivers five live sessions a week to 344 people. Harmony charges $27 and delivers exclusive audio to 42,275. Both are on Skool's Spirituality top ten. The price follows the amount of your own time inside the offer, which is the principle we set out in how to price a Skool community.