Jesse Michels

And B, why would you try to port yourself into a lower level simulation?

That shouldn't be the logical conclusion.

And I think if you do this interesting thought experiment, too, where – think about technology as a forcing function where –

take the fusion example where, you know, you have literally an H-bomb that could like destroy the world and technological costs are reducing exponentially over time.

So like eventually you're going to get into a society where maybe a kid from his bedroom can blow up the world.

Like that's crazy and scary.

And then you also have, you know, controlled fusion and free energy or whatever.

You have like dramatic reduction in energy costs and like a lot of abundance.

So you have this inherent difference

bizarre forcing function where

almost inherently, like you have to either become perfectly altruistic in your intention, you know, and kind of, you know, purify yourself and like go through every karmic thing you need to go through.

Or, you know, things could go very badly with the kind of multiplying like tech force.

And then it's this question of like, have we already, has that already been played out?

Like, has that already been played out?

And if we're not in base reality, maybe it's,

gaining access to the higher level platonic realm or whatever is this like morality test or karmic test in what we're currently in, which you end up in these like weird sort of thought loops.

But going back to your like core, you know, the thing on the transmission theory of consciousness, I think, comports far more with...

everyday phenomena when it comes to the brain, then I think modern neuroscientists would like to admit.

How many people experience these weird flash intuitions where they just have a premonition that something's going to happen, they're going to get in touch with

Somebody's been out of their life for a long time.