prejection

the act of pre-emptively claiming to be a victim of an offense when one is instead the offender or a beneficiary of this offense. Done to prevent development of an opposing narrative.

Trump was engaging in prejection when he claimed that the election was rigged in favor of Hillary Clinton.

Reveralgia

The sadness and longing experienced by a participant in a mnemonically insulated virtual world for what it must be like to experience the world it exists within; a kind of nostalgia for both wanting mnemonic context and knowing that such context would destroy the virtual existence that longs for it. The disappointment of knowing or believing that there is some other entity that has access to your experience, even if you can never have access to their's.

Akin to the desire for a cell of organism to leave the body it's a part of.

As he thought about the simulation he likely found himself in he experienced profound reveralgia—he knew he would never, and could never, experience what was outside of this place without also being annihilated.