Gregg Braden
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 1 Oct
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as far as the limit of the physics of the stuff they're made of allow. So if it's a silicon chip, the atoms are in predetermined geometric patterns that make silicon, and information can only move so fast across those. So fast, yes. Efficient, yes. Scalable, not so much. Now, human neurons, every time they push a human neuron, to the edge of the limit that has been accepted in the textbooks.
We do what humans do. The neurons morph and they adapt and open up an entire new vista of processing capability. And we do this again and again and again. What is the upper limit of a human neuron? We don't know. We may be infinite when it comes to scalability. That's soft technology. And it goes on from there. I'm just giving a couple of examples. I know I'm covering all the ground.
Can I share one more? Go ahead, go ahead. This is really exciting and then we'll pull this together. There was an experiment that was done in 2022 and some of our viewers may be old enough To remember the computer game that I'm going to reference, 1972, a game called Pong, P-O-N-G, was released. Today it looks primitive. It is essentially a tennis game, a badminton game.
Two little blocks going up in one ball, and one ball, and it's going like this. People were fascinated when that game first came out. So here's what happened. Scientists took human neurons... independent from the body and put them into a petri dish. So they're not even attached to a human.
And they have a special chip where the little dendrites, the little tentacles, if you will, from the neuron will fit into a port on the chip. So now you've got a chip and a neuron interface. And they were able to hook that up to a computer that was loaded with Pong. Well, guess what? These neurons started playing the game Pong. But listen, they knew how to play.
And the longer they played, the better they got. They learned. So here's the question now that the scientists have to ask. How does a neuron... not attached to a human in a Petri dish know how to play Pong? Are the instructions stored in the neuron? The answer is no. And this is going to go back to what we said earlier.
The neuron is the antenna that tunes to the place in the field where Pong lives in our Some people call it an Akashic record or they call it the plant field or zero point field or the divine matrix or the matrix, whatever you want to call it. There is a field that underlies all existence and that field is information. So in the experiment, the neuron was the antenna connected to Pong.
In our lives, the neurons in our brain and the neurons in our hearts and in every organ of the body, they've now been found, connect us to that field. When we replace our natural biology with synthetics and we no longer are using those neurons and we're no longer using DNA, we're still human. And we can still function, but we've lost our divinity.
We've lost our ability to love, forgive, to initiate our own healing, innovation, imagination, creativity. This is the essence of our humanness. This is why we're the prize, because when we lose those, we are vulnerable. to power, control, and other people's ideas of what our world and our lives should look like. The transhuman movement is the movement to do just that.
Can you see where that would be now based on everything? That's where I wanted to cover those experiments.
And this is the first time I've heard someone reading those things back.
Yeah.
Fractal antenna.
And that is the essence of our humanness. We have conscious stories and unconscious stories. I had an unconscious story that I am not safe in the world without my protector. I was not consciously aware of that. So that inner conversation is vital. It's more than important. It's vital. Our story defines the way that we are in the world.
So we live our lives based upon our story, the way we're conditioned to think about ourselves. Everybody has a story that begins before we're even born in our mother's womb. The epigenetic factors are determining our subconscious story. the way that our friends and our family and our peers and our school and our church teach us to deal with the world. That's all part of our story.
And based upon our story, our story defines every relationship we'll ever have. This is an adult audience, I'm assuming. So every relationship, every friend that we'll ever have, every human that we invite into our bed is a reflection of the story that we have told ourselves about ourselves and believe. This is the key. What story do you believe?
Many people tell themselves stories, but they don't even believe their own stories. Those are called affirmations. You can say the affirmations a million times a day if you don't believe that you are worthy of a perfect mate, if you don't believe that you're worthy of the healing.
What you just described is the workshop of life. That's where the workshop begins. But the workshop has to begin with the story, Lewis. We are not what we've been told. We're more than we've been led to believe. We need the reasons to think differently about ourselves. I can walk into an audience and I can say, you're powerful beings. And I've seen it a million times with a million speakers.
People have a notebook just like you have right there. Yep. And they write just like you're writing right now. And they'll say, I am powerful. I'm a power. And then they'll look up and say, yeah, what's next? Because it meant nothing. But if they don't believe it. Exactly.
Knowledge is power.
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