Joshua David Earp

The founder of the God particle, Dr. Katsushi Arasaka, which ties into the Mandela effect because he did create the Large Hadron Collider for CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, all seven of them to be exact, even the small handheld ones.

Yes, I've seen the models.

all the way to the big ones all across the world for what's called particle acceleration physics.

It's kind of funny.

Yeah, it's kind of ridiculous.

But anyway, so through studying the microcycatic eye movement and corollary discharge between central pattern generators, also known as CPGs for short,

We were able to measure the activity between the processing of the information between the eyes and the brain.

This is the department of UCLA's Department of Physics and Astronomy, by the way, Dr. Katsushi Arasaka.

So, you know, after spending millions and millions of dollars on all these high-tech equipment, all this stuff, it's so crazy, you should really come down and see all the lasers and stuff.

Later on, I went to take Dr. Katsushi to Secret Knock, where we spoke together on stage and presented mostly his discoveries to the world.

I was more so the advisor, manager, and then helped contribute to it from the Eastern metaphysical standpoint, not so much the quantum mechanics standpoint.

But what we found is that there's a couple millisecond, not second, but a couple millisecond delay in the transferring and processing of information from the eyes to the brain.

And this is, by the way, one of the greatest scientific breakthroughs.

Which, by the way, science was founded by an angelic vision by a man by the name of Rene Descartes.

So I love whenever people are like, oh, science, science.

You know, it's like you don't know what the hell you're talking about.

But anyway, so going back to what we're saying.

So how can there be a couple millisecond delay of the transferring of processing of information from the eyes to the brain?

How can that be?

It's physically impossible.