Jason Jorjani

including on the UFO subject, secretly. So this goes to your question, like, what does it do to your worldview when you know this shit about how the universe works?

including on the UFO subject, secretly. So this goes to your question, like, what does it do to your worldview when you know this shit about how the universe works?

Then not only are we living under the Death Star, but actually we're living inside a simulation. What does that do to your view of the world and your sense of ethics?

Then not only are we living under the Death Star, but actually we're living inside a simulation. What does that do to your view of the world and your sense of ethics?

Then not only are we living under the Death Star, but actually we're living inside a simulation. What does that do to your view of the world and your sense of ethics?

But point being, if you ask what is consciousness coming from out of this physicalist reductionist conditioning, the established mechanistic paradigm we've been living in for two, three hundred years. Yeah. Well, if Wheeler is correct and it comes from bit, it's a nonsensical question. What is consciousness? Consciousness is an irreducible precondition of any physical phenomena whatsoever.

But point being, if you ask what is consciousness coming from out of this physicalist reductionist conditioning, the established mechanistic paradigm we've been living in for two, three hundred years. Yeah. Well, if Wheeler is correct and it comes from bit, it's a nonsensical question. What is consciousness? Consciousness is an irreducible precondition of any physical phenomena whatsoever.

But point being, if you ask what is consciousness coming from out of this physicalist reductionist conditioning, the established mechanistic paradigm we've been living in for two, three hundred years. Yeah. Well, if Wheeler is correct and it comes from bit, it's a nonsensical question. What is consciousness? Consciousness is an irreducible precondition of any physical phenomena whatsoever.

The existence of any other experienceable phenomena is predicated on the fact of consciousness. If we're living in an information processing system, Danny, right? For whom is the information being processed? And the information processing system is there to render meaningful content to a mind or to minds. Okay. Meaning the consciousness is intrinsic to the system. Got it.

The existence of any other experienceable phenomena is predicated on the fact of consciousness. If we're living in an information processing system, Danny, right? For whom is the information being processed? And the information processing system is there to render meaningful content to a mind or to minds. Okay. Meaning the consciousness is intrinsic to the system. Got it.

The existence of any other experienceable phenomena is predicated on the fact of consciousness. If we're living in an information processing system, Danny, right? For whom is the information being processed? And the information processing system is there to render meaningful content to a mind or to minds. Okay. Meaning the consciousness is intrinsic to the system. Got it.

And by the way, that should be the intuitively... correct view like this is some bizarre counterintuitive thing to imagine that consciousness is some derivative phenomenon that needs to be explained in terms of gears and like billiard balls That we need to build consciousness up from out of mechanistic physics. That's not intuitive at all.

And by the way, that should be the intuitively... correct view like this is some bizarre counterintuitive thing to imagine that consciousness is some derivative phenomenon that needs to be explained in terms of gears and like billiard balls That we need to build consciousness up from out of mechanistic physics. That's not intuitive at all.

And by the way, that should be the intuitively... correct view like this is some bizarre counterintuitive thing to imagine that consciousness is some derivative phenomenon that needs to be explained in terms of gears and like billiard balls That we need to build consciousness up from out of mechanistic physics. That's not intuitive at all.

People say these things about Jung. When you actually look into Jung, it's a little bit more nuanced than that. And it's connected to other ideas that are more complex and more disturbing. So what you're talking about is the collective unconscious, what Jung called the collective unconscious, okay?

People say these things about Jung. When you actually look into Jung, it's a little bit more nuanced than that. And it's connected to other ideas that are more complex and more disturbing. So what you're talking about is the collective unconscious, what Jung called the collective unconscious, okay?

People say these things about Jung. When you actually look into Jung, it's a little bit more nuanced than that. And it's connected to other ideas that are more complex and more disturbing. So what you're talking about is the collective unconscious, what Jung called the collective unconscious, okay?

But what often isn't quoted from out of Jung is that Jung believed that different races had different collective unconsciouses. So he's not talking about the collective of humanity. He makes this point very distinctly. That, for example, the German people have Wotan or Odin as an archetype that guides their collective unconscious, the Germanic collective unconscious.

But what often isn't quoted from out of Jung is that Jung believed that different races had different collective unconsciouses. So he's not talking about the collective of humanity. He makes this point very distinctly. That, for example, the German people have Wotan or Odin as an archetype that guides their collective unconscious, the Germanic collective unconscious.

But what often isn't quoted from out of Jung is that Jung believed that different races had different collective unconsciouses. So he's not talking about the collective of humanity. He makes this point very distinctly. That, for example, the German people have Wotan or Odin as an archetype that guides their collective unconscious, the Germanic collective unconscious.