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Or else you're just going to be sent back to try again, basically.

Yeah, absolutely.

And I think that's a really healthy way to look at it too when we have so much shit going down on the world too.

When it's like, you know what, at the end of the day, this is an experience that we're having.

There's going to be good parts.

There's going to be bad parts.

There's going to be horrific parts.

But that's just the nature of life.

If you had a book where there was no villain, like who would read the book, right?

Like it's, yeah, it'd be very boring.

Yeah, you need both.

so I do believe that there is an end of time but I believe it's cyclical so basically I believe that at the very end of time when we all have evolved we will return to the singularity the one the realm of pure light which is a realm of basically symmetrical perfection perfect symmetry mathematical terms perfect symmetry but I don't believe that we will stay there for long I believe that

will enter into asymmetry after that to fracture and shatter ourselves again um because if you think about it to be in a state of perfection forever would become hell like nothing interesting would ever happen you would just like sit there in light being like all right cool this is nice for a minute but it would get pretty boring yeah so essentially there's this idea that um

we, we, we basically choose to throw ourselves into forgetfulness on purpose to have the adventure of discovering it again.

And we sort of do this again and again, over and over.

Oh, it's awful.

It sounds terrible.

We just play a harp all day.

Yeah, I mean, imagine a video game where there was no challenge.

It's like when you cheat in a video game.