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And I'm, it's just every, you interpret everything different.

So even if you're living technically in the same world with the person, you're interpreting that world completely different.

Yeah, exactly.

I don't believe in like literally parallel, but to the point what we're saying is that consciousness kind of creates that idea of we're all in the same place.

space but we're all interpreting it in a completely different way do you think every object is conscious living no i think that so i think every object is mind but not necessarily conscious so like when you go to sleep and dream and you have a dream yeah your dream chair i wouldn't say it's conscious right but it's mind because it's created from a projection of your of your mind got it right

So I would say that every, like this, I wouldn't say is, um, uh, I wouldn't say is conscious, but I would say that it is a thought, a thought pattern, right?

So your thoughts aren't exactly conscious, but your consciousness is made up of thoughts.

So I look, so the way I view reality is that this is a collective dream, right?

And so objects are collective thought forms essentially.

And so it's very similar to a dream, but when you go to sleep and dream, you can change stuff just by thinking about it because it's your mental frequency patterns that compose it.

You can do that.

When you're in the waking world, every soul in existence contributes to the pattern of the objective reality.

And so you can't change something just by thinking about it because it's not just your frequency patterns that make that up.

It's every mind's in existence that makes everything.

Oh, very interesting.

That's very cool.

Yeah.

I know Albert Einstein used to do, I think this is true.

Um, he used to do something called, uh, slumber with a key or something.

And he would, he would like hold, it was, he held some object.