Jordan Crowder

We're funneling.

Aldous Huxley is the one who proposed that theory almost 100 years ago that our brain wasn't

it wasn't creating consciousness or our reality.

It was actually funneling and filtering most of it out.

Now we've been able to prove it through modern neuroscience.

That's exactly what the brain does.

It filters out most of reality because we'd be, it'd just be too much for us, you know?

Um, but yeah, like when you start filtering in more of reality, you're not imagining that you're just allowing in more stuff that's already there.

And I think that, you know, now we're just seeing more things.

It's maybe like our hardware, which is the physical bodies, our hardware, um,

our souls our software but our hardware is almost like it's evolving and maybe it's upgrading it's like when you get a new camera and all of a sudden it's got more megapixels or it can you get an infrared camera now you can see a whole other world that you didn't know existed i think that maybe our physical bodies are upgrading you know at the same time our consciousness is upgrading maybe maybe there's a intrinsic link there but um for me i haven't seen that i can recall like an

like a apparition besides the shadow beings, but they're frustrating because you know, they're there and you see them, but there's literally no detail.

It's like that.

There's that paint.

They called it phantom black, um, Fanta black that like literally shows no shadows or highlights.

It's just a void.

That's what they're like.

It's, it's, you know, it's there.

Like you, you can, you can sense its presence, but, um, and you can see the outline, but, and that's how the Bigfoot story at the Mineral Institute was.

It was a, uh, it was a black, uh,