So You’re Living In A Simulation

Discussing recent UFO activities during the Corona Crisis, along with unconventional theories about where UFOs actually come from (hint: not outerspace. Aliens part starts at the 20 minute mark.)

Many want to live forever, but few give real thought to what the cost of immortality would be, to them and to the human race. Let’s say your wish for immortality is granted. What does life look like in a world of immortals? Everything costs.

“So long as we can be made to think that death is a bad thing we can be ruled”- Alan Watts. It’s the end of the world—as we know it. Not in an Armageddon sense, but, everything will be different from now on. What we are experiencing is a social experiment, thats demonstrating just how easily the entire world’s population can be corralled and herded into a panic using smart phones and mass media. Stay conscious my friends.

Further discussions on the media utilising the Coronavirus to trigger unconscious reactivity en masse, the conscious exercise of free will, and using the mind as a tool to master pain.

Grappling with The Illusions of individuality, Identities and Free Will and what it means to really “Know Thyself.”

What do schizophrenics, hallucinogenics and video games have to teach us about reality?

They say life imitates art, but what if life was a futuristic, multidimensional, quantum art form. What if your higher-self incarnates multiple times into the same life, each death a draft or sketch or layer, building up to a perfectly imperfect masterpiece of a life?

Imagine that free will is an illusion, that everything you’re experiencing has already been pre-scripted and you’re just the consciousness experiencing it and if you make your self aware, you start paying attention, you start seeing where the people who created you are taking artistic license with your story. What would you do in that situation? How would you try to drive the story?

What would you do if you knew the day you were going to die?

If time is relative then perhaps not everyone experiences time chronologically. What if some people can somehow communicate with future versions of themselves. What if your future self can affect your present behaviour? This episode was created literally in the midst of such an even happening to me. It was just as trippy recording it as it will be listening to it. And I’m still slightly tripped out.