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Originally Posted By brass: 2 parts to that and I'll talk about the second first. 1) Anesthesia just puts you to sleep. It doesn't shut off your ears and brain and people an recall statements and phrases in a surgery. More so if that surgery ended up to be an NDE and out of body where he saw himself on the table dying and he had the choice to go back to his body and live, or move on to the "light". That one went back to his body, which is why we know of it. Originally Posted By brass: 2 parts to that and I'll talk about the second first. 1) Anesthesia just puts you to sleep. It doesn't shut off your ears and brain and people an recall statements and phrases in a surgery. More so if that surgery ended up to be an NDE and out of body where he saw himself on the table dying and he had the choice to go back to his body and live, or move on to the "light". That one went back to his body, which is why we know of it. Yes your ears and brain are still working while under anesthesia. What I'm referring to is observing something happening in another location while unconscious, and recalling details about the observation after regaining consciousness. I have personally heard stories from people who had surgery and had this experience. Operating room doctors can attest to it, and it's an open "secret" in that community. Weird things happen. Originally Posted By brass: 2) I think there's a 1 in 500 or 1 in 1000 chance that your defenses against bad juju (voodoo, demons, all sorts of names) completely drop, which is why the churches say to never come close to those substances, and for people taking "a trip", they suggest having a sober buddy to watch them and 'pull them out" by waking up forcefully. There are stories of bad trips where people came back from an acid trip as a different person, literally, and generally not an improvement. So if you are entirely alone, I don't suggest shroom/lsd/etc until you get a friend to watch in case you start freaking out. The Church and others say avoid entirely no matter what, or only under direct continual supervision of a doctor. So there could be bad stuff we latch onto, but we only hear about the good stuff, since the people the bad linked to aren't going to go around telling people about it, they just hijacked the body, no need to admit it. I agree about staying away from mind altering drugs. I wonder if the forbidden fruit in the garden of Eden was also some form of mind altering substance? |
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Something else that points to ET being a demon is what Aleister Crowley was doing in California. It seems that UAP activity is attracted to nuclear power, war, and human strife. All of these things have negative "energy" (ie. fear/pain). Paranormal activity is also associated with that same negativity. |
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Originally Posted By brass: Look at what has changed since 2015. Think of what changed from 2005 to 2015. No matter what you think about Trump, the government and congressional/state/fed shake up and new blood knocked a lot of stuck slime loose. There's still some left, but it doesn't have as much power as it did in 2012-2015 where they FISA'd Trump and everybody about it then laughed and TheNews™ helped laugh about it to make it seem absurd. Then we found out the truth. And that has happened for tons of things, especially related to this forum. There's still a lot of swamp not liking it, which is why this forum had to be created. Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By macman37: Originally Posted By Finslayer83: It's coming. No one thought we would have 4473 cans this year, yet here we* are. * some of us  Look at what has changed since 2015. Think of what changed from 2005 to 2015. No matter what you think about Trump, the government and congressional/state/fed shake up and new blood knocked a lot of stuck slime loose. There's still some left, but it doesn't have as much power as it did in 2012-2015 where they FISA'd Trump and everybody about it then laughed and TheNews™ helped laugh about it to make it seem absurd. Then we found out the truth. And that has happened for tons of things, especially related to this forum. There's still a lot of swamp not liking it, which is why this forum had to be created. Not sure how that applies to my post but OK!  I’m happy for those in freer states who can take full advantage of the 4473 suppressors and SBRs/SBSs … but some states are not able. That’s all I was pointing out. Happy for those who don’t have to get further clarification to exercise their rights.Sorry for the sidebar in the tech forum. |
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Originally Posted By southerncross: I often wonder that myself. Can you imagine that eating the forbidden fruit which banished Adam and Eve from the garden created the realm in which we live today? There is a general feeling that we are all part of something bigger than our own selves. I've heard possibilities that we are actually part of a being in another reality (much like blood cells exist in our body). Following that thought, what if our reality is a microcosm? Are we in a simulation (like some people believe), or are we performing a function and our experience is providing SOMETHING beneficial to the being in which we are part of? What if Adam and Eve became frozen after eating the fruit and are bound by our actions? If we as humans follow God's laws and make it to Heaven, then some of the the chains that bind Adam or Eve are loosened. Eventually this simulation is going to end (God says so) and we will all be judged. Maybe our existence is necessary to purge the sin of eating the fruit. The longer it takes to pay for the sin, the longer our true being is held in paralysis. God allows the devil to interact with us and influence us. Maybe that is part of the judgement process? God says that all sins will be accounted for. Maybe we are the process of repenting for the original sin. |
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Originally Posted By AR-1556: I agree about staying away from mind altering drugs. I wonder if the forbidden fruit in the garden of Eden was also some form of mind altering substance? A broader case for hallucinagens being at the root of religion, particularly Christianity.  Joe Rogan Experience #1543 - Brian Muraresku & Graham Hancock |
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Originally Posted By AR-1556: Can you imagine that eating the forbidden fruit which banished Adam and Eve from the garden created the realm in which we live today? There is a general feeling that we are all part of something bigger than our own selves. I've heard possibilities that we are actually part of a being in another reality (much like blood cells exist in our body). Following that thought, what if our reality is a microcosm? Are we in a simulation (like some people believe), or are we performing a function and our experience is providing SOMETHING beneficial to the being in which we are part of? What if Adam and Eve became frozen after eating the fruit and are bound by our actions? If we as humans follow God's laws and make it to Heaven, then some of the the chains that bind Adam or Eve are loosened. Eventually this simulation is going to end (God says so) and we will all be judged. Maybe our existence is necessary to purge the sin of eating the fruit. The longer it takes to pay for the sin, the longer our true being is held in paralysis. God allows the devil to interact with us and influence us. Maybe that is part of the judgement process? God says that all sins will be accounted for. Maybe we are the process of repenting for the original sin. With all the glitches in theories from archeology, OOP (Out of Place/time artifacts), Limits on speed of light, and double split experiment changing depending if it's being measured/observed or not Those things should not behave differently unless "The System" needs to allocate extra resources to simulate down to that detail for those nosy humans. It's like one of the "If on is true, All of the theories fall apart." situations. If one fast factorization of prime numbers is found, ALL passwords re instantly vulnerable (Well, not instantly, but files with encrypted passwords would be decrypted in hours instead of months-years). The only explanation that covers everything from Newton to Quantum physics, ghosts and flash forwards/backwards in time, people being born with another person's life history already provided when they awake, and several other things, the only answer, and I think @Kagetora agrees, is simulation theory. However, Simulation theory is such a quick and omfy "Explains all" dodge to chuck weird stuff in and then demand evidence supporting something that people ware willing to face. That's a bit of what s holding stuff u, but the majority are those holding the secrets and holding stuff up.. If those secrets allow us to immediately move a missile from mid course to outer space and detonate instead of come close to one of our carrier groups or US Territory, then I'm fin with it being classified, there's a whole lot more outside of that which is just reality which they're hiding from us. Basically , I think they are hiding all the stuff that would make quantum mechanics not be a pain to learn for so many. |
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Originally Posted By brass: With all the glitches in theories from archeology, OOP (Out of Place/time artifacts), Limits on speed of light, and double split experiment changing depending if it's being measured/observed or not Those things should not behave differently unless "The System" needs to allocate extra resources to simulate down to that detail for those nosy humans. It's like one of the "If on is true, All of the theories fall apart." situations. If one fast factorization of prime numbers is found, ALL passwords re instantly vulnerable (Well, not instantly, but files with encrypted passwords would be decrypted in hours instead of months-years). The only explanation that covers everything from Newton to Quantum physics, ghosts and flash forwards/backwards in time, people being born with another person's life history already provided when they awake, and several other things, the only answer, and I think @Kagetora agrees, is simulation theory. However, Simulation theory is such a quick and omfy "Explains all" dodge to chuck weird stuff in and then demand evidence supporting something that people ware willing to face. That's a bit of what s holding stuff u, but the majority are those holding the secrets and holding stuff up.. If those secrets allow us to immediately move a missile from mid course to outer space and detonate instead of come close to one of our carrier groups or US Territory, then I'm fin with it being classified, there's a whole lot more outside of that which is just reality which they're hiding from us. Basically , I think they are hiding all the stuff that would make quantum mechanics not be a pain to learn for so many. Knowledge is power. I was never one to agree with the simulation theory but I do believe that our "life" here in this realm isn't the end all be all. Once this is over consciousness goes somewhere else (Heaven or Hell). I for one, can't wait to get to the other side. I want to know what comes next. |
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Originally Posted By brass: With all the glitches in theories from archeology, OOP (Out of Place/time artifacts), Limits on speed of light, and double split experiment changing depending if it's being measured/observed or not Those things should not behave differently unless "The System" needs to allocate extra resources to simulate down to that detail for those nosy humans. It's like one of the "If on is true, All of the theories fall apart." situations. If one fast factorization of prime numbers is found, ALL passwords re instantly vulnerable (Well, not instantly, but files with encrypted passwords would be decrypted in hours instead of months-years). The only explanation that covers everything from Newton to Quantum physics, ghosts and flash forwards/backwards in time, people being born with another person's life history already provided when they awake, and several other things, the only answer, and I think @Kagetora agrees, is simulation theory. However, Simulation theory is such a quick and omfy "Explains all" dodge to chuck weird stuff in and then demand evidence supporting something that people ware willing to face. That's a bit of what s holding stuff u, but the majority are those holding the secrets and holding stuff up.. If those secrets allow us to immediately move a missile from mid course to outer space and detonate instead of come close to one of our carrier groups or US Territory, then I'm fin with it being classified, there's a whole lot more outside of that which is just reality which they're hiding from us. Basically , I think they are hiding all the stuff that would make quantum mechanics not be a pain to learn for so many. Yep, that's exactly the problem with Sim Theory... it explains everything away just a touch too well. That could be proof it's true, or the exact opposite. On the bright side, we can effectively prove it's true. If we manage to create a form of AGI and build a simulation for it, and it doesn't realize it's in a simulation but just goes about happily "living" by whatever rules we set up, it would suddenly make the odds of us being in a base reality, i.e. being the first ones to have ever done this, billions to one. It'd be much more likely we're living in a sim, or even nested sims at that point. The downside is that, like with anything else of that sort, you can never actually disprove it. I might not be a believer, but I'd never tell someone God doesn't exist. I can't prove that to be true. Simulation Theory functions the same way. You can come up with a bazillion "tests," but if every one of them fails all it proves is you didn't come up with the right test. There's still the possibility of being in a Sim. But there's just so many oddities about our existence that are hard to explain. Just one example is where we are in the "timeline of our universe." We're early, 13.8 billion years from the beginning (as we think it happened). If time is infinite, the odds of us being here now, at this time, instead of billions or trillions of years or father into the future are so close to zero as to essentially be impossible. If this were a base reality, it's much more likely you're a Boltzmann Brain popping into and out of the void through random vacuum fluctuations with quintillions of years between each second of your "thoughts" than it is you're a living, breathing meat sack on a rock 13.8 BY into the lifecycle of reality. There's dozens of more oddities to explain, from the fine-tuning of the natural constants to the speed of light being a fixed number to the fact that reality appears to be digital at the smallest scales (Planck length/area and time). All of it is easily summed up by Sim Theory though. It's why I'm more and more convinced it's true. The more you look into it, the more sense it makes. God is just the programmers. Aliens, Samsquatch, Ghosts and everything else odd is just them looking in on their experiment from time to time. |
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Originally Posted By Kagetora: Yep, that's exactly the problem with Sim Theory... it explains everything away just a touch too well. That could be proof it's true, or the exact opposite. On the bright side, we can effectively prove it's true. If we manage to create a form of AGI and build a simulation for it, and it doesn't realize it's in a simulation but just goes about happily "living" by whatever rules we set up, it would suddenly make the odds of us being in a base reality, i.e. being the first ones to have ever done this, billions to one. It'd be much more likely we're living in a sim, or even nested sims at that point. The downside is that, like with anything else of that sort, you can never actually disprove it. I might not be a believer, but I'd never tell someone God doesn't exist. I can't prove that to be true. Simulation Theory functions the same way. You can come up with a bazillion "tests," but if every one of them fails all it proves is you didn't come up with the right test. There's still the possibility of being in a Sim. But there's just so many oddities about our existence that are hard to explain. Just one example is where we are in the "timeline of our universe." We're early, 13.8 billion years from the beginning (as we think it happened). If time is infinite, the odds of us being here now, at this time, instead of billions or trillions of years or father into the future are so close to zero as to essentially be impossible. If this were a base reality, it's much more likely you're a Boltzmann Brain popping into and out of the void through random vacuum fluctuations with quintillions of years between each second of your "thoughts" than it is you're a living, breathing meat sack on a rock 13.8 BY into the lifecycle of reality. There's dozens of more oddities to explain, from the fine-tuning of the natural constants to the speed of light being a fixed number to the fact that reality appears to be digital at the smallest scales (Planck length/area and time). All of it is easily summed up by Sim Theory though. It's why I'm more and more convinced it's true. The more you look into it, the more sense it makes. God is just the programmers. Aliens, Samsquatch, Ghosts and everything else odd is just them looking in on their experiment from time to time. Originally Posted By Kagetora: Originally Posted By brass: With all the glitches in theories from archeology, OOP (Out of Place/time artifacts), Limits on speed of light, and double split experiment changing depending if it's being measured/observed or not Those things should not behave differently unless "The System" needs to allocate extra resources to simulate down to that detail for those nosy humans. It's like one of the "If on is true, All of the theories fall apart." situations. If one fast factorization of prime numbers is found, ALL passwords re instantly vulnerable (Well, not instantly, but files with encrypted passwords would be decrypted in hours instead of months-years). The only explanation that covers everything from Newton to Quantum physics, ghosts and flash forwards/backwards in time, people being born with another person's life history already provided when they awake, and several other things, the only answer, and I think @Kagetora agrees, is simulation theory. However, Simulation theory is such a quick and omfy "Explains all" dodge to chuck weird stuff in and then demand evidence supporting something that people ware willing to face. That's a bit of what s holding stuff u, but the majority are those holding the secrets and holding stuff up.. If those secrets allow us to immediately move a missile from mid course to outer space and detonate instead of come close to one of our carrier groups or US Territory, then I'm fin with it being classified, there's a whole lot more outside of that which is just reality which they're hiding from us. Basically , I think they are hiding all the stuff that would make quantum mechanics not be a pain to learn for so many. Yep, that's exactly the problem with Sim Theory... it explains everything away just a touch too well. That could be proof it's true, or the exact opposite. On the bright side, we can effectively prove it's true. If we manage to create a form of AGI and build a simulation for it, and it doesn't realize it's in a simulation but just goes about happily "living" by whatever rules we set up, it would suddenly make the odds of us being in a base reality, i.e. being the first ones to have ever done this, billions to one. It'd be much more likely we're living in a sim, or even nested sims at that point. The downside is that, like with anything else of that sort, you can never actually disprove it. I might not be a believer, but I'd never tell someone God doesn't exist. I can't prove that to be true. Simulation Theory functions the same way. You can come up with a bazillion "tests," but if every one of them fails all it proves is you didn't come up with the right test. There's still the possibility of being in a Sim. But there's just so many oddities about our existence that are hard to explain. Just one example is where we are in the "timeline of our universe." We're early, 13.8 billion years from the beginning (as we think it happened). If time is infinite, the odds of us being here now, at this time, instead of billions or trillions of years or father into the future are so close to zero as to essentially be impossible. If this were a base reality, it's much more likely you're a Boltzmann Brain popping into and out of the void through random vacuum fluctuations with quintillions of years between each second of your "thoughts" than it is you're a living, breathing meat sack on a rock 13.8 BY into the lifecycle of reality. There's dozens of more oddities to explain, from the fine-tuning of the natural constants to the speed of light being a fixed number to the fact that reality appears to be digital at the smallest scales (Planck length/area and time). All of it is easily summed up by Sim Theory though. It's why I'm more and more convinced it's true. The more you look into it, the more sense it makes. God is just the programmers. Aliens, Samsquatch, Ghosts and everything else odd is just them looking in on their experiment from time to time. Maybe that is our missile defense? We somehow have the means to instantaneously (same yoctosecond) measure the location and speed/direction of an incoming missile. 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Originally Posted By Kagetora: Yep, that's exactly the problem with Sim Theory... it explains everything away just a touch too well. That could be proof it's true, or the exact opposite. On the bright side, we can effectively prove it's true. If we manage to create a form of AGI and build a simulation for it, and it doesn't realize it's in a simulation but just goes about happily "living" by whatever rules we set up, it would suddenly make the odds of us being in a base reality, i.e. being the first ones to have ever done this, billions to one. It'd be much more likely we're living in a sim, or even nested sims at that point. The downside is that, like with anything else of that sort, you can never actually disprove it. I might not be a believer, but I'd never tell someone God doesn't exist. I can't prove that to be true. Simulation Theory functions the same way. You can come up with a bazillion "tests," but if every one of them fails all it proves is you didn't come up with the right test. There's still the possibility of being in a Sim. But there's just so many oddities about our existence that are hard to explain. Just one example is where we are in the "timeline of our universe." We're early, 13.8 billion years from the beginning (as we think it happened). If time is infinite, the odds of us being here now, at this time, instead of billions or trillions of years or father into the future are so close to zero as to essentially be impossible. If this were a base reality, it's much more likely you're a Boltzmann Brain popping into and out of the void through random vacuum fluctuations with quintillions of years between each second of your "thoughts" than it is you're a living, breathing meat sack on a rock 13.8 BY into the lifecycle of reality. There's dozens of more oddities to explain, from the fine-tuning of the natural constants to the speed of light being a fixed number to the fact that reality appears to be digital at the smallest scales (Planck length/area and time). All of it is easily summed up by Sim Theory though. It's why I'm more and more convinced it's true. The more you look into it, the more sense it makes. God is just the programmers. Aliens, Samsquatch, Ghosts and everything else odd is just them looking in on their experiment from time to time. Originally Posted By Kagetora: Originally Posted By brass: With all the glitches in theories from archeology, OOP (Out of Place/time artifacts), Limits on speed of light, and double split experiment changing depending if it's being measured/observed or not Those things should not behave differently unless "The System" needs to allocate extra resources to simulate down to that detail for those nosy humans. It's like one of the "If on is true, All of the theories fall apart." situations. If one fast factorization of prime numbers is found, ALL passwords re instantly vulnerable (Well, not instantly, but files with encrypted passwords would be decrypted in hours instead of months-years). The only explanation that covers everything from Newton to Quantum physics, ghosts and flash forwards/backwards in time, people being born with another person's life history already provided when they awake, and several other things, the only answer, and I think @Kagetora agrees, is simulation theory. However, Simulation theory is such a quick and omfy "Explains all" dodge to chuck weird stuff in and then demand evidence supporting something that people ware willing to face. That's a bit of what s holding stuff u, but the majority are those holding the secrets and holding stuff up.. If those secrets allow us to immediately move a missile from mid course to outer space and detonate instead of come close to one of our carrier groups or US Territory, then I'm fin with it being classified, there's a whole lot more outside of that which is just reality which they're hiding from us. Basically , I think they are hiding all the stuff that would make quantum mechanics not be a pain to learn for so many. Yep, that's exactly the problem with Sim Theory... it explains everything away just a touch too well. That could be proof it's true, or the exact opposite. On the bright side, we can effectively prove it's true. If we manage to create a form of AGI and build a simulation for it, and it doesn't realize it's in a simulation but just goes about happily "living" by whatever rules we set up, it would suddenly make the odds of us being in a base reality, i.e. being the first ones to have ever done this, billions to one. It'd be much more likely we're living in a sim, or even nested sims at that point. The downside is that, like with anything else of that sort, you can never actually disprove it. I might not be a believer, but I'd never tell someone God doesn't exist. I can't prove that to be true. Simulation Theory functions the same way. You can come up with a bazillion "tests," but if every one of them fails all it proves is you didn't come up with the right test. There's still the possibility of being in a Sim. But there's just so many oddities about our existence that are hard to explain. Just one example is where we are in the "timeline of our universe." We're early, 13.8 billion years from the beginning (as we think it happened). If time is infinite, the odds of us being here now, at this time, instead of billions or trillions of years or father into the future are so close to zero as to essentially be impossible. If this were a base reality, it's much more likely you're a Boltzmann Brain popping into and out of the void through random vacuum fluctuations with quintillions of years between each second of your "thoughts" than it is you're a living, breathing meat sack on a rock 13.8 BY into the lifecycle of reality. There's dozens of more oddities to explain, from the fine-tuning of the natural constants to the speed of light being a fixed number to the fact that reality appears to be digital at the smallest scales (Planck length/area and time). All of it is easily summed up by Sim Theory though. It's why I'm more and more convinced it's true. The more you look into it, the more sense it makes. God is just the programmers. Aliens, Samsquatch, Ghosts and everything else odd is just them looking in on their experiment from time to time. From the number of times I have noticed that simulation theory would also explain it, in addition to several videos of math proofs, I may as well be a 14th Century Priest saying "because God Wills It" to answer everybody's ideas and fears so come and asking "why"? That ties into the cat above as well. We've come full circle into proving God might exist.  |
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Originally Posted By brass: From the number of times I have noticed that simulation theory would also explain it, in addition to several videos of math proofs, I may as well be a 14th Century Priest saying "because God Wills It" to answer everybody's ideas and fears so come and asking "why"? That ties into the cat above as well. We've come full circle into proving God might exist. Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By Kagetora: Originally Posted By brass: With all the glitches in theories from archeology, OOP (Out of Place/time artifacts), Limits on speed of light, and double split experiment changing depending if it's being measured/observed or not Those things should not behave differently unless "The System" needs to allocate extra resources to simulate down to that detail for those nosy humans. It's like one of the "If on is true, All of the theories fall apart." situations. If one fast factorization of prime numbers is found, ALL passwords re instantly vulnerable (Well, not instantly, but files with encrypted passwords would be decrypted in hours instead of months-years). The only explanation that covers everything from Newton to Quantum physics, ghosts and flash forwards/backwards in time, people being born with another person's life history already provided when they awake, and several other things, the only answer, and I think @Kagetora agrees, is simulation theory. However, Simulation theory is such a quick and omfy "Explains all" dodge to chuck weird stuff in and then demand evidence supporting something that people ware willing to face. That's a bit of what s holding stuff u, but the majority are those holding the secrets and holding stuff up.. If those secrets allow us to immediately move a missile from mid course to outer space and detonate instead of come close to one of our carrier groups or US Territory, then I'm fin with it being classified, there's a whole lot more outside of that which is just reality which they're hiding from us. Basically , I think they are hiding all the stuff that would make quantum mechanics not be a pain to learn for so many. Yep, that's exactly the problem with Sim Theory... it explains everything away just a touch too well. That could be proof it's true, or the exact opposite. On the bright side, we can effectively prove it's true. If we manage to create a form of AGI and build a simulation for it, and it doesn't realize it's in a simulation but just goes about happily "living" by whatever rules we set up, it would suddenly make the odds of us being in a base reality, i.e. being the first ones to have ever done this, billions to one. It'd be much more likely we're living in a sim, or even nested sims at that point. The downside is that, like with anything else of that sort, you can never actually disprove it. I might not be a believer, but I'd never tell someone God doesn't exist. I can't prove that to be true. Simulation Theory functions the same way. You can come up with a bazillion "tests," but if every one of them fails all it proves is you didn't come up with the right test. There's still the possibility of being in a Sim. But there's just so many oddities about our existence that are hard to explain. Just one example is where we are in the "timeline of our universe." We're early, 13.8 billion years from the beginning (as we think it happened). If time is infinite, the odds of us being here now, at this time, instead of billions or trillions of years or father into the future are so close to zero as to essentially be impossible. If this were a base reality, it's much more likely you're a Boltzmann Brain popping into and out of the void through random vacuum fluctuations with quintillions of years between each second of your "thoughts" than it is you're a living, breathing meat sack on a rock 13.8 BY into the lifecycle of reality. There's dozens of more oddities to explain, from the fine-tuning of the natural constants to the speed of light being a fixed number to the fact that reality appears to be digital at the smallest scales (Planck length/area and time). All of it is easily summed up by Sim Theory though. It's why I'm more and more convinced it's true. The more you look into it, the more sense it makes. God is just the programmers. Aliens, Samsquatch, Ghosts and everything else odd is just them looking in on their experiment from time to time. From the number of times I have noticed that simulation theory would also explain it, in addition to several videos of math proofs, I may as well be a 14th Century Priest saying "because God Wills It" to answer everybody's ideas and fears so come and asking "why"? That ties into the cat above as well. We've come full circle into proving God might exist. That’s the trippiest part for me right now. I’m still a believer but I acknowledge God might be an alien or advanced sentient being that created us… But seeing how this whole thing has come full circle back to - potentially - there being a God is kind of wild. I don’t know what if anything VP Vance knows about the topic but him saying it’s demons - or something that defies description but could be categorized as demonish - was interesting, and Pasulka’s interview on Rogan where they discussed it was interesting… and her own book The Others discusses variations on that. This is where I wonder if this **is** big-D Disclosure, it’s just being managed on a level that makes it appear like there’s a faction holding all the secrets and a rebel faction that wants it out. |
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Beautifying the world one logo at a time since 1993.
Soli Deo Gloria