Jason Jorjani

So this crust is going to sink under that one day.

So this crust is going to sink under that one day.

So this crust is going to sink under that one day.

If this theory is correct.

If this theory is correct.

If this theory is correct.

That's right. So there'd be early warning signs. Compasses would start malfunctioning in the vicinity of it.

That's right. So there'd be early warning signs. Compasses would start malfunctioning in the vicinity of it.

That's right. So there'd be early warning signs. Compasses would start malfunctioning in the vicinity of it.

So how did we get here? You asked me what would be the effect of knowing the deepest, darkest secrets on somebody, let's say in the NSA, who has that level of clearance. Somebody inside Lockheed who has that level of clearance, right? Even IBM. IBM's done a lot of dark shit. IBM made the punch card computer equipment that allowed the Nazis to process juice through the concentration camps.

So how did we get here? You asked me what would be the effect of knowing the deepest, darkest secrets on somebody, let's say in the NSA, who has that level of clearance. Somebody inside Lockheed who has that level of clearance, right? Even IBM. IBM's done a lot of dark shit. IBM made the punch card computer equipment that allowed the Nazis to process juice through the concentration camps.

So how did we get here? You asked me what would be the effect of knowing the deepest, darkest secrets on somebody, let's say in the NSA, who has that level of clearance. Somebody inside Lockheed who has that level of clearance, right? Even IBM. IBM's done a lot of dark shit. IBM made the punch card computer equipment that allowed the Nazis to process juice through the concentration camps.

Oh yeah.

Oh yeah.

Oh yeah.

Sure. The question is, is the idea dead? And that really speaks to what you asked me. Uh, Look, it's one thing, what does it do to your worldview to know that there are people living in underground cities on Mars or to know that the moon is an artificial satellite?

Sure. The question is, is the idea dead? And that really speaks to what you asked me. Uh, Look, it's one thing, what does it do to your worldview to know that there are people living in underground cities on Mars or to know that the moon is an artificial satellite?

Sure. The question is, is the idea dead? And that really speaks to what you asked me. Uh, Look, it's one thing, what does it do to your worldview to know that there are people living in underground cities on Mars or to know that the moon is an artificial satellite?

Yeah, but it's another thing if what you know is that we're living in a simulation. And not only are we living in a simulation, we're living in a simulation with a computational ceiling, meaning that it's inbuilt information. that we cannot exceed a certain level of data production. You understand? That's a cap on our civilization.

Yeah, but it's another thing if what you know is that we're living in a simulation. And not only are we living in a simulation, we're living in a simulation with a computational ceiling, meaning that it's inbuilt information. that we cannot exceed a certain level of data production. You understand? That's a cap on our civilization.