Andrew Gallimore

um i was speaking to someone we're probably going to talk about dmtx later which is kind of my thing uh but she was undergoing dmtx which is this infusion where they keep the brain level of dmt constant um and that's a tease to the big build up yes there we go yeah and she was in the dmt space interacting the infusion machine was running pumping her brain with dmt a constant rate keeping the dmt levels in her brain constant

She was interacting with these entities.

And then at some point, after maybe 30 minutes or whatever, when the machine was still running, they said to her or impressed upon her, they said, OK, we're done.

We're done today.

And the visions stopped.

But the machine, the brain was still being pumped with DMT and yet the visions stopped.

So what that suggests to me is that they do indeed, as I said before, they have control.

They are directing the information into the brain.

And people describe things like downloads.

Graham Hancock, actually, in his book Supernatural, in his first DMT experience, he described this download of highly complex, entirely non-human information.

information into his brain, as if he locked in to some kind of advanced computational processor that was beaming information into his brain.

And many people describe that as like a download of complex mathematical structures and strange geometries.

Entirely

entirely non-human stuff as if they're kind of not that they expect you to understand it but as if to say you know we know a lot more about reality than you do we know a lot and you don't know anything and that's the message they're kind of trying to impress upon you by directing it and they can control it they can they can shut it off if they so decide

They.

Well, you picked up on the they.

Whatever it is.

Yeah, I think it's psychotic.

It's crazy, right?

If you think, like, 100 years ago, at the end of the beginning of the 20th century, how different we would be in 100 years as we are now.