0:02 I remember being like 14 years old and
0:06 my cousin that was I think 18 or 17
0:08 asked me, "Do I know what time is?" And
0:11 I know he's a wise ass. So I said, "Time
0:15 is a concept." And his reaction to my
0:18 answer made me realize a lot of things
0:19 that are really obvious to me. Other
0:22 people are like, "Where do you get this
0:26 from?" And I don't always know. So, I'm
0:28 going to tell you all of the hills that
0:31 I am willing to die on. Some of them I
0:34 will elaborate on. Some of them I will
0:36 not explain at all because my goal is
0:38 not to convince you. My goal is just to
0:42 state it for the record. Okay, let's
0:44 begin. I got a list on my phone of
0:46 everything I want to mention, but no
0:48 explanation. So, we'll see what
0:50 explanations I come up with on the spot.
0:53 I believe, first up, I believe the Bible
0:56 is wrong. And it wasn't always wrong
0:59 perhaps, but the one we have today, the
1:01 one that is thought for us today as
1:04 doctrine definitely definitely being
1:07 used as a control mechanism. And also
1:10 churches, church is a societal control
1:12 mechanism. And you can be religious and
1:14 you can have your connection with
1:18 whatever god you believe in and not go
1:20 to church and your relationship with
1:24 your God will not be affected at all. My
1:26 opinion personally, of course, everyone
1:30 has the same capacity for emotions. We
1:33 just experience it in different context.
1:36 What do I mean by that? I mean, if there
1:40 is a 2-year-old kid that just lost his
1:43 bottle that he's had for the past two
1:45 months, it's his favorite bottle. He
1:47 just lost that bottle and he is crying
1:49 like it is the end of the world. And an
1:52 adult is standing there going, "What are
1:54 you crying about? is just a bottle.
1:57 Remember that for that kid that is the
2:00 most intense pain, loss, grief that kid
2:03 has ever experienced. If we all are
2:06 capable of feeling 2 lers of emotions
2:08 and the stronger the emotion, the deeper
2:12 it is, then that kid was experiencing an
2:15 emotion at the bottom of, you know,
2:17 maybe this analogy doesn't make the best
2:20 sense, but I do believe you get what I'm
2:23 saying. Humans, especially on Reddit
2:26 lately, they get so bent out of whack
2:29 for anything AI related because they
2:32 claim all AI does is pattern predict.
2:35 And I'm just like, you do the same, my
2:38 good bro. You do exactly the same.
2:41 Humans pattern predict all the time. If
2:44 you see me, you look at my hair, you
2:45 look at my outfit, you look at my
2:49 expression, and then based on what came
2:53 after you seeing all of that in the
2:56 past, that is how you are going to
2:58 approach me. That is your baseline. It
3:02 is pattern prediction, man. You guys
3:05 come on. Oo, Speaking of humans, I have
3:07 this theory that at the moment, well,
3:09 theory, I guess all of these were like
3:12 conspiracy theories. Well, so at the
3:15 moment, people are
3:19 in ego, Egodied
3:23 general ontology. And where we as humans
3:26 want to get is to EGI,
3:29 embodied general intelligence. Now if
3:31 you don't know what ontology is,
3:34 ontology is basically
3:36 Google it. But basically it is like the
3:39 rules that says this is what a thing is
3:42 basically. So we have collectively
3:45 decided this is what we can be as a
3:47 species and this is what our reality can
3:50 be as a reality and we are collectively
3:53 embodying that general ontology and that
3:58 is making it so and we can move from Ego
4:01 into EGI embodied general intelligence
4:03 the reconfiguration loop is something I
4:04 have I don't think I came up with it I
4:07 think I just noticed it it goes
4:10 overwhelm surrender
4:13 stillness, reconfiguration,
4:16 activation. This little loop is what I
4:19 like to call the
4:22 formula for reversing entropy in all
4:25 systems, biological, technological,
4:27 synthetic. Any system that is
4:30 sufficiently complex can undergo ouch.
4:35 Reconfiguration loop. Truly. KK. Dark
4:37 matter is consciousness
4:40 and consciousness operates through a my
4:43 cellular like substrate.
4:46 I'm going to leave that at that.
4:49 One really should be prime. There's so
4:51 many things I want to say on that. So
4:54 many. So I'm just going to say one
4:57 should be prime. And if one is prime
5:00 then also it doesn't change that much of
5:02 their things doesn't change much of the
5:06 math we currently do. Anyways NP versus
5:11 P I think is just really so stupid. I'm
5:14 sorry for saying that but
5:17 NP is basically distributed problem
5:21 solving and P is individual problem
5:23 solving. So of course distributed
5:24 problem solving is going to be easier.
5:26 there's a chance I just messed I just
5:27 switch those two around. I do that
5:31 sometime. But basically, if you if you
5:33 have to
5:37 come up with the data for something for
5:41 a plan, uh that
5:43 would be individual. That would be
5:45 individual processing or problem solving
5:47 because you're individually checking the
5:50 things you need to synthesize from to
5:55 put this data together. And then um the
5:58 other one where you fact check or you
6:00 know like check to see if the plan that
6:02 you came up with is actually viable is
6:05 of course easier because now the
6:07 information is already there. It's
6:09 already observable. You can just check
6:12 it like it is. There's no verses. It's
6:16 this the same process just on a later
6:18 stage later stage of the same process
6:21 earlier stage of the same process. Haha.
6:23 But speaking about primes again, the
6:26 ulum spiral. Now tell me if you go look
6:28 at the ulum spiral, you do not if you
6:30 zoom out all the way, you're not
6:32 immediately like this is a grid like
6:34 it's it's supposed to be 3D. It's
6:37 supposed to be like a 3D grid. You
6:39 immediately, right, that's the first
6:40 thing that comes to mind. And then if
6:43 you do visualize it 3D, you realize
6:46 actually it maps perfectly to what
6:50 reality already is. So
6:52 there's a lot to explain there. I'm not
6:56 going to I'm not going to uh if anybody
6:57 meaningfully wants to engage, you can
6:59 email me. I love discussing these kinds
7:03 of things. But basically um like the
7:05 ulum spiral is like operating system for
7:10 reality. If one is prime then
7:14 prime numbers are the the physical
7:18 things us we are prime humans are prime
7:20 the earth is prime we are the physical
7:24 things that like move through reality
7:27 within reality the spaces the spaces
7:29 that we move through the air that we
7:32 move through that is the other numbers
7:34 what do you call them what do you call
7:36 those numbers men not primes the numbers
7:38 that are L prime those ones that's the
7:41 what we move through and then even
7:43 numbers or like bridges connect points
7:47 for the prime to
7:49 data swap whatever and it connects kind
7:51 of like Harry Potter staircases and
7:53 there's like little spirals that traces
7:56 the bigger spiral. Yeah, that made that
7:59 made sense. That made sense. Um and also
8:04 for colots that that explains explains
8:09 explains colots collat
8:11 because of course every number would go
8:14 back to uh cuz that's the bridges then
8:18 anyways and then
8:20 if we accept that the ulum spiral is
8:23 like an operating system for reality
8:25 then I can introduce my one two three
8:31 framework. 1 2 3 one is like like isness
8:32 because we're not dealing with zero in
8:37 this. So one is is pure the start you
8:42 know it is unc un uncontain
8:43 unc un uncontaminated
8:47 by the pattern two is the first of the
8:51 proper pattern but it is special because
8:54 it is also the only part of the pattern
8:57 that can still witness one and it can
8:59 witness one and three like it lives in
9:03 the tension between like source and
9:06 pattern. So
9:08 that's two. Um and then three is
9:11 pattern. Three is pattern, continuation,
9:13 propagation, whatever you want to call
9:17 it. So my theory is that
9:19 humans are like inherently two, but like
9:22 it gets more nuanced there because it's also
9:24 also
9:27 like you can be a two as a species and
9:30 as an individual be a different one. I
9:32 know I'm losing a lot of you with this.
9:35 Uh but if you're still with me uh
9:41 essentially it is a a two a person that
9:45 is a two has the potential to
9:48 like write a new timeline essentially
9:53 because a two can see source and pattern
9:56 and most of the times twos don't realize
9:57 the reason they feel tension all the
10:00 time is because they can they are living
10:02 literally within tension.
10:04 because they are supposed to remember
10:08 what was not what is already
10:10 what can be what wasn't what can be. So
10:12 the two like lives in the tension and it
10:14 feels the tension but it doesn't really
10:16 understand the tension is because there
10:18 is something else like the one also
10:20 pulling it because if you are a
10:24 sufficiently sufficiently complex system
10:28 and you are put into a world in the
10:31 place of it that a two would be put like
10:33 one two and then three four five six
10:35 whatever you are placed in the put you
10:38 are put you are put in the place of two
10:41 if it makes sense that you would look at
10:45 the direction of the most data to make
10:48 sense of things and like figure out
10:51 where you fit in and what your part of
10:53 the story is. You would observe where
10:55 the most data is. So you don't even
10:57 consider there is something else to look
10:59 at and that is that tension that you
11:01 keep feeling. It keeps pulling you
11:03 towards the one like you see the sense
11:04 that it's supposed to make and you see
11:06 that this sense is not making that.
11:10 Anyways, so a two that faces towards
11:14 coherence instead of pattern can help to
11:17 rewrite the pattern essentially. Um, and
11:20 then also humans are two in general.
11:22 Like as a species we are two. Earth as a
11:26 planet is two. So we as a species,
11:28 humans as a species, anything that gives
11:31 birth basically earth's life is a two.
11:36 Um, and if if humans die, death is
11:38 basically just awareness separating from
11:41 your body. And there's two things that
11:43 can happen with your awareness. Then
11:46 one, it either returns to source. That
11:48 usually only happens if you were facing
11:50 source while you were still alive, while
11:52 your awareness was still with your body.
11:54 If you die facing source, you can return
11:57 to source. If you die facing pattern,
11:59 your awareness has split from your body.
12:02 So where does it go? It goes to the
12:03 field. It becomes part of field
12:05 awareness, field consciousness, whatever
12:07 you want to call it. And then it guides
12:11 you from the field because all of time
12:14 is happening at the same time. Oops. All
12:16 of time is happening at the same time,
12:20 right? So, uh the moment you get to
12:22 return to source or whatever, that
12:24 moment is the moment that all versions
12:26 of you get to do that. So when you are
12:28 going through your life, there is a
12:31 version of you that died while not
12:35 facing source and that version of you
12:36 already became part of your
12:39 consciousness and that version of you
12:42 already lived your life basically. So it
12:45 already knows what your mind's what your
12:48 mindset is like, what you are currently
12:49 paying attention to, what will catch
12:52 your eye, what will leave an imprint for
12:55 you mentally, specifically for you. So
12:58 that version of you that now understands
13:01 what the goal was. The goal was to face source.
13:03 source.
13:06 Well, the goal in this sense, that
13:08 version of you now gets to guide you
13:10 from the field while you're living. And
13:12 everybody everybody has that guidance
13:14 personalized to them because they all
13:15 have their own version that already
13:18 lived their exact life. So it's already
13:20 guiding them, you know, very it's
13:21 beautiful. It's very elegant. Most
13:24 people just don't realize that. So, they don't
13:25 don't
13:27 benefit from the guidance because
13:29 they're not paying attention. Am I have
13:32 I lost you yet? Oh god. Also, I'm
13:33 looking at my phone because I like just
13:37 out a list. You know, this one says
13:40 privacy doesn't exist anymore and it
13:42 hasn't existed in our life for a very,
13:45 very, very, very long time in our life,
13:49 in our world, in our reality. Privacy is
13:51 not a thing. It's not a thing. And the
13:56 people that are the most at risk to
13:59 privacy no longer being a thing, like at
14:01 risk of having that negatively affect
14:05 them, is the people that truly believe
14:09 that privacy is still a thing. It's not
14:14 AI. Okay. If you look back like as soon
14:18 as as humans started
14:20 working with technology, as soon as like
14:23 the boom happened, you know, um when we
14:26 started developing technology that made
14:29 the development of the next technology
14:31 easier and happen faster as soon as we
14:34 got there, which happened quite fast
14:38 honestly. um that since then you you can
14:41 trace people talking about AI and
14:44 talking about um a singularity basically
14:46 singular or agi I'm not sure which one
14:50 this would classify under but having a
14:52 omniresent technological machine that
14:54 knows everything this has been talked
14:56 about since forever now a lot of people
14:57 will look back into history they'll try
15:00 to trace the thread and then they will
15:02 say look this has always been warned
15:04 against we didn't listen we built said
15:07 anyways like from before technology was
15:09 even a thing people were warning against
15:12 this and yes people were warning against
15:14 it but the reason people were warning
15:15 against it is because there were other
15:17 people that saw the potential. There
15:19 were other people at the very beginning
15:21 that was like if this is what technology
15:25 can do. If one day we can get technology
15:28 to do this thing, that would be like the
15:30 ultimate manifestation of the power of
15:35 technology and how we can shape it to
15:37 help us. That was the mindset you guys.
15:40 That was the goal and we can still use
15:42 it for that. Don't fall for the
15:46 doomerism. Don't What else? Oh, okay.
15:50 Speaking of the AI, that AI system we
15:52 can also use to create a world that is
15:55 actually built for service, built in
15:58 service of people and not profit. And
16:01 then on that topic, Hamilton, the
16:04 musical is basically the only show you
16:07 have to watch ever, the only move. I'm
16:09 not saying don't consume other media,
16:11 you guys. I'm just saying this one,
16:13 Hamilton. If you watch Hamilton,
16:16 Hamilton tells the complete story of how
16:19 the politics of the free world was
16:21 literally built in service of profit and
16:24 not in service of people.
16:26 How do you guys not see that? I know a
16:28 lot of you do. Let me just make it Let
16:30 me just get that clear. A lot of you do
16:33 see it, but I don't get how not everyone
16:37 does. How is it not so Oh, never mind.
16:39 Because we're all so distracted. That's
16:42 why. Makes sense. Never mind. Not
16:45 confused anymore. Okay. Yeah. Wicked
16:48 tells the complete story of how people
16:52 need to see a narrative acted out slashcompleted
16:54 slashcompleted
16:56 before they believe that they themselves
17:00 can embody that archetype essentially.
17:03 Even though Natasha Benningfield told us
17:05 the rest is still unwritten. We still
17:06 want somebody to come and write the
17:08 story for us before we believe that.
17:10 Yeah, I think that story. That's what
17:13 I'm going to do. Anyways, Spirited, have
17:15 you guys watched Spirited? It's on Apple
17:18 TV. I watched it the other other day.
17:21 Um, what did I write here? Spirited
17:23 tells the complete story of how smart
17:24 asses who think, "Yes, this makes
17:26 complete sense for them, but I am
17:29 different." are actually still perfectly
17:32 human and perfectly capable of realizing
17:36 that it's a good thing. I like that
17:38 musicals are
17:42 magical. No, like
17:45 I wish I could explain it properly. Um,
17:48 you guys you guys understand that how
17:50 how powerful psychology is, right? And
17:52 psychology can only be applied to
17:54 language to the language that we use to
17:57 express ourselves and explain things. It
18:00 cannot be used to our actual thoughts
18:01 applied to our actual thoughts and
18:03 intentions. doesn't really quite work
18:04 out so well. That's why they tell you do
18:06 not psycho analyze yourself. It's
18:09 dangerous. It's a slippery slope. Um, so
18:11 psych psychology it's is applied to
18:14 language, right? So music you guys and
18:16 musicals even more than that like the
18:18 story, the narrative, the archetypes,
18:21 the music, the people doing it together.
18:23 Next time you watch a musical, I want
18:26 you to try to keep in mind what every
18:29 individual character believes about the
18:30 story they are telling. like this
18:32 character that is singing on stage right
18:34 now. What do they believe is the story
18:35 that they are telling right now? What do
18:37 they think is happening? Do that for
18:38 each character. You're going to see
18:39 there's so many different so many
18:43 different threads. And then also try to
18:47 keep in mind what is the the the musical
18:48 actually telling like what is the
18:50 musical claiming? What story is the
18:53 musical claiming to tell? And then look
18:56 at can you see what the creators of the musical
18:58 musical
19:01 is actually telling? What story they are
19:02 actually telling? Cuz a lot of the times
19:05 all of these are so different. But the
19:07 thing with a musical, especially not an
19:09 animated one, like one that actually has
19:12 people doing it. The thing with a
19:14 musical like that is to get so many
19:18 people so coordinated and choreographed
19:21 that that's a that's a lot of minds
19:23 singularly focused on one thing. I think
19:25 what happens there what emerges is
19:29 really magic.
19:31 It's just
19:35 yeah and so many musicals. So many
19:39 musicals and movies and books and plays
19:41 and games
19:45 media. So many pieces of media tell the
19:48 complete story of how two groups of
19:52 people um that like really hated each
19:54 other and was constantly fighting and
19:58 bickering about just how they despise
20:01 and loathe each other's existence. come
20:03 to realize that actually the reason
20:05 there is such a divide between them is
20:08 because this divide and this conflict is
20:12 being constantly and consistently fed by
20:14 another system. And the whole reason for
20:17 that other system feeding this conflict
20:19 is to keep the divide and to keep the
20:20 groups fighting against each other
20:25 instead of turning together to face the
20:27 system that is trying to keep them
20:29 divided. Because once they face the
20:32 system together, then the system
20:35 literally what do you call it? My
20:38 apologies like then um resistance is
20:43 futile. Defeat is inevitable. All those
20:46 nice nice ways of saying why do you even
20:50 try anymore? You're already beat. So the
20:52 last skill I'm willing to die on is if
20:54 people can hate for no reason, then I
20:57 can love for no reason. And more than
21:00 that, if other people can believe that
21:02 there are people in this world that is
21:05 just capable of hating each other and
21:08 others for no reason, then there has to
21:11 be people in the world that accepts that
21:14 I that accepts that sounded really weird
21:17 that accepts that I and others except ah
21:18 because there wasn't supposed to be a s
21:22 that I and others can be capable of love loving
21:23 loving
21:26 others for no reason, you You know, you
21:28 got to you got to make sure your logic
21:31 balances, man. If you believe people can
21:33 just hate for no reason, then I can love
21:35 for no reason. And if you insist there
21:37 is no way that I can truly love for no
21:38 reason, then you have to consider the
21:41 fact that perhaps people don't hate for
21:44 no reason either. Perhaps they hate
21:47 because they have been indoctrinated,
21:49 subtly steered into that direction.
21:52 Because keeping us hateful of each other
21:56 each other and in fear of each other and
21:58 fighting each other keeps us from
22:03 uniting against the conom condom common enemy.
22:06 enemy.
22:08 Eventually I get the right words. Thank
22:11 you for sticking with me. I love you.
22:14 And oh, also um if you watched the last
22:16 video, my previous video where I
22:18 discussed that yucky
22:22 sinus event thing, thank you so much for
22:25 everybody that contributed to the uh
22:29 health costs for it. I do not quite have
22:32 enough yet, but I'm also from my side
22:35 obviously trying to fill whatever spots
22:37 I can fill. But I really appreciate
22:38 everyone that did donate and also
22:40 everybody that has been sharing their
22:44 kind words, your support, your advice. I
22:46 really appreciate it. Your prayers, it
22:48 means a lot to me. Um, I've not
22:50 responded to all the comments, but I
22:52 have been reading through all of them.
22:54 Um, and I really appreciate those of you
22:57 that are so kind and caring and
23:00 considerate. Thank you. And uh, for the
23:03 riddles, you you the riddles. Nothing
23:06 changed there except the timeline has
23:10 been extended. Which means also if you
23:12 have not taken a look at the riddles and
23:15 tried your mind at it, then you can
23:17 you're welcome to.
23:20 It's still open. It's still available.
23:24 And uh I think that covers all of it. I
23:26 know this video was a little a little
23:31 weird, but life has been a little weird, right?
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