Gregg Braden

what it appears is happening in here this is what's called a dynamic array so we're used to talking about an array of information you know linear information this is a multi-dimensional in the computer you can do it multi-dimensional but the thing about this array is every time an event occurs, the entire array rearranges itself to accommodate that event and create a new possible outcome.

It's almost as if, I mean, in lay terms, it's almost as if we were given, we believe, except that we live in a quantum world, quantum possibilities. many potentials and that we make the choices that become our reality. It's almost as if we were given a map of potentials, outcomes. So you query, say something like 2024 election Trump. So that's a query.

It's almost as if, I mean, in lay terms, it's almost as if we were given, we believe, except that we live in a quantum world, quantum possibilities. many potentials and that we make the choices that become our reality. It's almost as if we were given a map of potentials, outcomes. So you query, say something like 2024 election Trump. So that's a query.

It's almost as if, I mean, in lay terms, it's almost as if we were given, we believe, except that we live in a quantum world, quantum possibilities. many potentials and that we make the choices that become our reality. It's almost as if we were given a map of potentials, outcomes. So you query, say something like 2024 election Trump. So that's a query.

And you put that in and it will come back and the array will show you like Trump's name and it'll show you the 2024 election and it'll show you assassination attempt, assassination attempt. It'll show you the possibilities around that particular query. Doesn't predict what will happen. It indicates consequences. and outcomes.

And you put that in and it will come back and the array will show you like Trump's name and it'll show you the 2024 election and it'll show you assassination attempt, assassination attempt. It'll show you the possibilities around that particular query. Doesn't predict what will happen. It indicates consequences. and outcomes.

And you put that in and it will come back and the array will show you like Trump's name and it'll show you the 2024 election and it'll show you assassination attempt, assassination attempt. It'll show you the possibilities around that particular query. Doesn't predict what will happen. It indicates consequences. and outcomes.

It's almost as if we were given a map of quantum possibilities so that we can query. But here's, I wanted to just share the really good news that I've seen from this. During the Cold War, I queried, and I was studying this during the Cold War, right at the end of the Cold War. Cold War was over 89 and 90, and it was in the early 90s.

It's almost as if we were given a map of quantum possibilities so that we can query. But here's, I wanted to just share the really good news that I've seen from this. During the Cold War, I queried, and I was studying this during the Cold War, right at the end of the Cold War. Cold War was over 89 and 90, and it was in the early 90s.

It's almost as if we were given a map of quantum possibilities so that we can query. But here's, I wanted to just share the really good news that I've seen from this. During the Cold War, I queried, and I was studying this during the Cold War, right at the end of the Cold War. Cold War was over 89 and 90, and it was in the early 90s.

It was the first time that Michael Drosnin wrote the book called The Bible Code. It was the first time with the Hebrew mathematicians. And if you query atomic holocaust data, That only comes up twice in the code and the years for both of those we've already passed. So it suggests that we are not... I'm not going to say you won't see a limited exchange. I think you may see...

It was the first time that Michael Drosnin wrote the book called The Bible Code. It was the first time with the Hebrew mathematicians. And if you query atomic holocaust data, That only comes up twice in the code and the years for both of those we've already passed. So it suggests that we are not... I'm not going to say you won't see a limited exchange. I think you may see...

It was the first time that Michael Drosnin wrote the book called The Bible Code. It was the first time with the Hebrew mathematicians. And if you query atomic holocaust data, That only comes up twice in the code and the years for both of those we've already passed. So it suggests that we are not... I'm not going to say you won't see a limited exchange. I think you may see...

a tactical nuke on the battlefield somewhere. But I don't think we're going to see mushroom clouds all over the horizon like they show in the movies. It showed 1983, 83 was the last year, according to the Torah codes, the Bible codes, that the word atomic holocaust comes up and it says, yeah, this is called the Torah codes or the Bible codes.

a tactical nuke on the battlefield somewhere. But I don't think we're going to see mushroom clouds all over the horizon like they show in the movies. It showed 1983, 83 was the last year, according to the Torah codes, the Bible codes, that the word atomic holocaust comes up and it says, yeah, this is called the Torah codes or the Bible codes.

a tactical nuke on the battlefield somewhere. But I don't think we're going to see mushroom clouds all over the horizon like they show in the movies. It showed 1983, 83 was the last year, according to the Torah codes, the Bible codes, that the word atomic holocaust comes up and it says, yeah, this is called the Torah codes or the Bible codes.

It's commonly the Bible codes, but it's actually the Torah that's being, the first five books of the Old Testament.

It's commonly the Bible codes, but it's actually the Torah that's being, the first five books of the Old Testament.

It's commonly the Bible codes, but it's actually the Torah that's being, the first five books of the Old Testament.

Are you familiar with the Bible? I mean, I don't want to be redundant.