Tom Bilyeu

And I was like, whoa.

So why then would the, the things that create gravity,

consciousness and thinking look like neurons in my brain it doesn't seem like they would need to map like that well right so the moon doesn't need to exist but but there's going to be a systematic relationship between the symbols in your headset and whatever the software is right there's going to be a systematic relationship between them so that tells me god i'm really trying to guess how you're going to say this that tells me i know this is wrong because i know you don't believe in this but that tells me that there is physicality to uh consciousness that wherever it is

that there is some parallel representation, but that for there to be a physical, God, help.

I can keep making guesses, but I know that I'm hitting dead ends of things that you disagree with.

So what am I getting wrong right now?

Yeah, I'm not sure yet.

So keep guessing then.

So what I'm trying to figure out is for there to be a corollary of producing consciousness to actually look like neurons or that... I'm hung up on the word look like.

Okay.

Will it actually look like neurons?

So when we in the headset smash a brain, look at neurons, we are seeing the representation of what is going on at a deeper level.

Outside of space-time.

Outside of space time or a deeper level of the simulation?

Probably not, but you're much more comfortable with that things are not physical even outside of space time.

I see it as it's a maybe different set of rules or something, but that it's still physical.

But I accept that.

Well, there are rules.

Okay.

So I asked a variant of this question earlier, but I don't think we ever got to the answer.