Inyash Brodsky

In large part, it helps to just make things clear and understood exactly as you did with your posts.

So thank you.

We're adjacent.

Oh, well, I okay, I do read every post.

I guess the modal reader probably doesn't read every post that he puts up.

What do you mean by take risks on the specifics?

As in our brain was taking risks or as in coming up with theories on what happened?

I love your idea.

I love almost everything you've written.

I read the Eve Theory of Consciousness part three, and it is by far like the most in-depth of any of them.

I don't know.

It's got to be at least 40,000 words.

Like this thing is huge.

It brought together a lot of things you're saying and laid them all together in one place.

But also, especially when you were like in the weak theory part, it felt...

It felt watered down.

It wasn't nearly as like sink its fangs into me and shake me around with these cool new ideas.

It almost felt like more like a science paper, which I hate that that sounds so negative because obviously you have to do that to talk to these science people.

And also it's still really fucking cool.

But the stuff that got me is when you were, you know, really into the crazy myths and pulling things together and like, dude, can you imagine what it would be like if the people around you are not conscious and you're the only one and you don't even know what's happening?