Robert Epstein

I think, though, that we'll be able to simulate this with some combination of technology and perhaps organic material.

Yes, I think we could. Or do it voluntarily?

Yes, I think we could. Or do it voluntarily?

Yes, I think we could. Or do it voluntarily?

I think we can find artificial means of improving the connection, yes. Improving the nature of the connection, yes.

I think we can find artificial means of improving the connection, yes. Improving the nature of the connection, yes.

I think we can find artificial means of improving the connection, yes. Improving the nature of the connection, yes.

I do. But I also think separate from that, that we can create devices. Like we have, you know, knee replacements and hip replacements and we don't have brain replacements, but there's a lot of stuff that we've been able to study in organisms and basically replicate in various ways. Sometimes just using... technology and spare parts. And sometimes we're not using actual organics.

I do. But I also think separate from that, that we can create devices. Like we have, you know, knee replacements and hip replacements and we don't have brain replacements, but there's a lot of stuff that we've been able to study in organisms and basically replicate in various ways. Sometimes just using... technology and spare parts. And sometimes we're not using actual organics.

I do. But I also think separate from that, that we can create devices. Like we have, you know, knee replacements and hip replacements and we don't have brain replacements, but there's a lot of stuff that we've been able to study in organisms and basically replicate in various ways. Sometimes just using... technology and spare parts. And sometimes we're not using actual organics.

But yeah, I think we can do that too, so that we can alter the nature of the connection occurring in someone's brain. But I think also we can simulate it outside of the brain. And that's where real power would come from.

But yeah, I think we can do that too, so that we can alter the nature of the connection occurring in someone's brain. But I think also we can simulate it outside of the brain. And that's where real power would come from.

But yeah, I think we can do that too, so that we can alter the nature of the connection occurring in someone's brain. But I think also we can simulate it outside of the brain. And that's where real power would come from.

Well, I mean, like a box. There's a box.

Well, I mean, like a box. There's a box.

Well, I mean, like a box. There's a box.

I'm stealing this. The chimpanzee skull? Yeah. So there's a box, and literally this box is a transducer like this microphone, and it's taking content from our universe, and it is sending it into the other. And this is bidirectional, so it actually can send signals back as well. And I'm saying I think we can figure out how to do that. So what would that box be tuning into specifically?

I'm stealing this. The chimpanzee skull? Yeah. So there's a box, and literally this box is a transducer like this microphone, and it's taking content from our universe, and it is sending it into the other. And this is bidirectional, so it actually can send signals back as well. And I'm saying I think we can figure out how to do that. So what would that box be tuning into specifically?

I'm stealing this. The chimpanzee skull? Yeah. So there's a box, and literally this box is a transducer like this microphone, and it's taking content from our universe, and it is sending it into the other. And this is bidirectional, so it actually can send signals back as well. And I'm saying I think we can figure out how to do that. So what would that box be tuning into specifically?

I don't know because I don't know. I don't know. That's the point. No one knows what that is. You know, no one knows what's happening in that gap. Right. Between the two fingers. But because I think no one's been looking. You know, we have all these clues and we have the DMT stuff and we have people's experiences and, you know, we have so many different clues.