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Jesus tells the teacher, you have no idea what you're talking about.

Let me tell you what alpha or A really means.

And if you can understand the alpha, then hey, maybe you can understand the beta or the B, you know, whether using the Greek alphabet.

So, and he essentially begins to break it down in terms of how these letters structure reality.

So he'll describe like the letter A, how there's one side and another side connected by a point, a line in the middle, which is connecting like heaven and earth, basically.

And he's using these letters to describe like how reality is structured.

actually structured and again you can think of it like a programming code they also back then believed that the hebrew alphabet constructed reality as well which is also interesting because the hebrew alphabet is they have no numbers the letters are the numbers so every letter corresponds to a number so to say reality is made of letters is to say reality is made of numbers interesting

And so it's very much like a very proto-simulation theory almost, where things are run by this underlying structure, this underlying code.

Anyway, he's teaching this teacher the ABCs, and the teacher basically has a breakdown and goes insane.

Another teacher tries again.

That teacher ends up dropping dead as well.

Oh, my God.

Because they can't handle all this stuff.

They were like, damn, we just want to teach you how to read and write.

And you're telling us the nature of reality, basically.

So there's a lot of interesting things to it.

But it does have a positive resolution in that towards the end, people start realizing, hey, this Jesus guy, he is divine.

Right.

And once they recognize that, he basically heals everyone that was hurt before, raises everyone back from the dead that had died and all that.