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Hello humans, hello humans. | |
It's um 13th of August. | |
It's a very poor 13. | |
And we're gonna talk about some stuff here. | |
So this morning I get up, I find out Trump has, you know, we knew that he was clamping down in Washington, DC. | |
Now he's informed the Smithsonian, which is the place that steals all of the heritage of the American people and hides it underground for their own purposes, and he's informed them that he's gonna come and um uh basically take over, right? | |
And um kick butt. | |
And that he's um out there, they're going to trying to adjust the sound here a bit, uh, and they're gonna take over all these tunnels that exist between the Capitol and all these other buildings. | |
And the question arises is this a manifestation of the secrets revealed part that had been forecast back in in 2003, uh, relative to Maryland, Delaware, and um at the time, uh, a particular description, in which, and the idea was, but the the net result was that there would be a trickle and then a pretty good flow and then a huge flood of secrets revealed. | |
Uh we're obviously in the secrets of revealed time. | |
Trump is talking about all of this stuff, you know, we've got drones, we're on the cutting edge of the sci-fi world manifesting all around us. | |
And I thought I would explain to people how some of how we think time works and how my process worked, okay, so that we can get around uh some bad understandings that are causing or that are contributing to people making wrong choices. | |
Okay, so it's early in the morning, it's the 13th, it's uh 7 58 a.m. | |
And um, and here's our setup, okay. | |
So uh if we are to understand the event stream from a personal level, we can do things to cause, because we're consciousness to cause that event stream to react to what we're doing. | |
We can extract stuff out of it, um, that kind of thing, right? | |
We can extract, it's a probability field, and so we can cause by our consciousness certain aspects of that probability to come together and produce what we want. | |
This is the um rule of assumption or what they call the law of attraction. | |
And uh and there's rules about how all this stuff operates. | |
Now, uh so you could see, because your consciousness, that if you're doing um uh psychic forecasting in any way, shape, or form, prophecy like Bull Paulney, uh, any of these kind of things, right? | |
Where you have a prophetic vision that's coming through a human, uh where their mind is involved, their mind may be putting out projections that they're attempting to cause to emerge out of the event stream. | |
And so, as an example, Bo Poley gets this idea that there's gonna be millions of people dying, um, and he tells everybody for months and months and months there's gonna be millions of people dying, and he picks a particular date because of his numerology and his old uh book association, right? | |
Uh he believes the this book, uh, and that's his religion. | |
And so he takes numerology out of the um out of the book. | |
We know the book is faked, it doesn't matter. | |
He takes a numerology, he picks a particular day, and he said, all these millions of people are gonna start dying on that day. | |
Doesn't happen, right? | |
Okay, he had been projecting into or attempting to draw out of uh the event stream, something that hid my his mind had had in there. | |
So it wasn't prophecy, all prophecy is like that, but it's because they're putting their minds out there, they think they see this stuff, right? | |
Now, my process began begun in 1993, doesn't use an individual human mind. | |
What it does is it aggregates and collects all of these little leaks that come out of everybody on the internet, and then I go through and I interpret those uh using set theoretic mathematics. | |
Now that's where the rub comes in, right? | |
Because my mind is doing the interpretation. | |
But unlike a situation where I'm actually looking into the event stream uh through my only through the filter of my mind, where I could be projecting on it, not seeing what's coming, this is really, in my opinion, a better way to do things using the mass aggregation of the leaks through a computer system to present you with an image of what's out in the event stream, right? | |
And thus you, and then you can pick what seems to be likely to emerge out of the melee that is this giant huge uh uh engine of change. | |
Bear in mind that the event stream, that's all it is, is a giant uh change state, a change of every fucking thing constantly. | |
And we stand out here looking at this thing. | |
Now, I stood in a situation back here in the early 2000s, looking at the event stream, and we have I have no qualifiers, I don't know what I'm seeing, so in terms of time, right? | |
So I don't have a calendar that runs out underneath the event stream to tell me when any of this stuff is going to happen. | |
So I chose to use these things called TMs, right? | |
Temporal markers. | |
So, and it was a situation of in a temporal marker, these the item number one and item number two and item number three would all be in the same set, and they would appear out here. | |
So when we saw item number one appear, then the likelihood of two and three also appearing in that temporal bounds rose. | |
But it didn't have to happen that way. | |
It's not it's not chiseled in stone, this is not prophecy, this is an analysis of a large language model, uh, picking up on what I uh had defined as prescient words. | |
I had defined them, right? | |
So there's no authority or any of this shit in this. | |
Uh that that this has produced what it has produced over these last um 30 years uh is due to a continuing evolution of an understanding of the event stream and our reality, right? | |
So there's a lot of things that is curious, uh, but not necessarily that meaningful. | |
So let me let me get into it here then. | |
So in 2003, I started seeing this stuff in the event stream and these leaks that I define by the label that the set seems to provide, and that was new money. | |
Well, I didn't have any real target date as to when the new money would emerge. | |
I knew there were certain conditions around it that I could describe describe by association of other sets within the giant large language model. | |
But well, the new money, hey, that turns out to be cryptos, right? | |
And that that pops off uh 2009-ish, uh something like that, with the release of the white paper. | |
So that came out, right? | |
So we had new money emerge, and so item number one comes up, right? | |
Well, in those same sets, we have $600 silver. | |
Now, okay, so let's let's get into the $600 silver. | |
In the same understanding of the new money, uh, so item number two, six six hundred dollar silver, seen from back before 2003, projecting into a future in which we didn't know time frame, the uh the minds at that time said, well, how could this be, right? | |
And so you look around all of the other leaks in the um event stream here that's coming out that are in the set around $600 silver, and you see the rioting, all of these kind of things that we've been through these past few years. | |
So the um they were associated with the $600 silver. | |
And so uh in looking at that back in 2003, I very definitely got the impression I don't want to live in that world, because nothing seemed to function, it was all going to hell, it was not good. | |
And because of the association of those words and and the impression that this uh gave, uh it made sense then in 2003 to say to ourselves, in what kind of situation could there be $600 silver? | |
And um and so we we project, we uh come up with a hypothesis that under those kinds of conditions, riots and all this other shit going on, uh you know, the the sun disease, the all of these sorts of things, which turned out to be COVID, as well as the the powers that be trying to tell us the sun is causing, or or that you know the planet's um uh climate is sick, all of that kind of stuff, right? | |
Okay, so at that time, the only world that made sense that you would have $600 silver meant basically the collapse of the currency and stuff. | |
And we were gonna have new money in and there were also sets in there about the dollar being basically fucked, right? | |
The the Federal Reserve note, not the USA dollar, but the Federal Reserve note being basically fucked, we're at the end of the system, blah blah blah. | |
Okay, so it all makes sense that we're gonna get into this world where people would have to trade real money, silver, silver coins, for goods. | |
Okay, but at the time that I was uh seeing this stuff in the data, the other sets around it said we had diminishing supply chains, we had a big die-off, all of which has happened, right? | |
But that's now in our past, that's now in memory. | |
It's not currently emerging out of the event string. | |
Nor do I think that scenario is going to. | |
So my supposition is that there is still a possibility for $600 silver. | |
Bear in mind that just because it is seen at a particular stage does not mean it's it's bound to emerge. | |
And it may certainly emerge in ways other than we anticipate. | |
In fact, it'll never come out the way we anticipated. | |
It just doesn't work that way. | |
So uh so there are scenarios developing now that will support the idea of $600 silver, but it's not going to be trading silver coins to each other to buy goods. | |
It's not going to be the collapse of the currency. | |
That that phase of things seems to be behind us, as though we're not going to have that kind of um uh future. | |
And the dystopian future, okay. | |
So here's another thing. | |
So um my system, way the fu we way the hell back throughout the whole process, depends on one extreme point of vulnerability, and that's everybody's mind. | |
Okay. | |
So we got all of the mass of normies out here, you know, regular society, regular humans that don't give a shit about any of this stuff. | |
You know, they're playing their games, they're eating their bad food in their little apartments, all of that kind of shit, just basically trying to survive. | |
And this is the mass of our reality. | |
Well, my data set samples that my process. | |
It samples their language. | |
Our problem is that this language was deliberately polluted. | |
And it's been deliberately polluted since way the fuck back when, but actively since 1937, the the powers that be in the Elohim worship cult has been deliberately polluting the uh imagery and the um mental attitudes of all of the normies. | |
The the it's the Elohim worship cult that has created within the vast amount of normies a dystopian version uh vision, because that's what the Elohim worship cult wants to emerge out of the event stream, because they figured they'll be on top, right? | |
And so they're trying to engineer this. | |
So they're doing it, we've got smoke out here, like you wouldn't believe, even the even the seals coming up or coughing. | |
Anyway, so they're attempting to engineer this dystopian ver um vision, and in order to create it to emerge out of the event string. | |
So that polluted all of my data throughout this entire time. | |
And it was only in like maybe 2015 I got a real sense of that, that it was uh an artificial construct overlaid on the minds of the of the masses that then filtered out into their language. | |
And that to a great degree it could be disregarded. | |
Alright, so pole shifts, uh ultimate cataclysms. | |
There's all kinds of evidence on this planet for ultimate kind of cataclysms. | |
None for pole shifts, absolutely none. | |
It's a misinterpretation of uh what they're looking at, deliberately applied to produce this dystopian thing. | |
The Elohim worship cult, because of the Talmud and the mystical aspects of things, because of how that works, they they spread out the dystopian vision as many ways as they can and keep reinforcing it to try and glom it all together to produce the actual outcome. | |
Alright, so from so all of my data always had that in it. | |
So no wonder when I saw $600 silver and started talking about it, that was in the data itself, that we would get this idea that there had to be some kind of a dystopian thing that would require us to be trading silver coins, you know, to buy a milk, that kind of thing, right? | |
I don't believe that's gonna happen. | |
Um Heidi went and did um Astro on something. | |
Uh maybe it was an exchange, I can't remember at the moment. | |
And so she said, well, you know, there might be um uh big money for silver, $600, but it'd be 2041. | |
Right? | |
Now bear in mind I've never had time frame within this understanding of the event stream because the event stream doesn't give a shit about our calendars, doesn't care about days or anything like that. | |
It's not a uh we don't live in an actual time. | |
Time is a construction in our our brain. | |
We live in an eternal now. | |
Anyway, so uh so she said that you know, under these circumstances, that exchange or whatever she looked at, it's Astros said that we might have a big silver pop in 2041. | |
And that may well be the case. | |
I don't know. | |
However, here's the thing. | |
We do now have, as part, and it was always part of sci-fi world, the emergence of these new electrics. | |
Okay. | |
So in the same sets that had all the new money, we get the new electrics, which are now emerging. | |
These are new ways, you know, they're actually coming out now with phones that are perpetual, they'll never need to be recharged. | |
You can throw it in your car and let it heat up to you know 500 degrees in the summer, and it's not gonna damage it. | |
It's not gonna explode, it's not gonna hurt the battery. | |
The battery in these things is a little tiny, which means the phone can get either add more shit for the same size or get very much smaller. | |
Um all different kinds of things based on this new electric understanding of electricity. | |
And there, and it's rippling, the commonoric effect that was spoken about in the data in 2003 and earlier, but but started to crystallize in 2003, um, which was my my uh that marked the point where I had most of the uh active English language within the data set defined. | |
Okay, so it I took a big leap in production then. | |
In any event, though, so that was an artifact of uh my work. | |
Anyway, so um the new electric show up. | |
Well, hey, the new electrics are are very dependent on silver. | |
And now we know that uh Trump, he's talked about it, and the DOD have also been talking about um space and weapons and you know, super weapons and maybe earthquake weapons or who the fuck knows. | |
And we've got the um the people out there with the you know the drones and the UFOs and so on, all of which require silver. | |
Now there's uh suggestions uh that uh even back when, all right, so even in 2000, early 2000s, the $600 silver was a muddy set, right? | |
There was no real causal uh connection that could be made relative to the temporal marker, all right. | |
Uh it was at that time the $600 uh for silver was temporally within the within the production of the data set on the other side of the big secrets revealed uh that supposedly or that had been identified as coming out of uh Maryland and Delaware, Fort Dietrich and uh Fort Lee in that area, something, right? | |
In that area, somewhere in the in the border area between uh Delaware and Maryland. | |
Anyway, so we were gonna have riots. | |
Uh They seemed to be food riots at the time in 2003, which didn't make any sense. | |
Now it would seem that maybe it's going to be an ice kind of a thing. | |
Who knows? | |
Maybe it's associated now with Trump and the Smithsonian. | |
So, see, the details of all of this stuff is not known. | |
The sets that describe it may be describing something that's on its way to manifesting and will come out entirely differently, right? | |
So it's possible that we're going to have, at some point in the future, governments say that we can't own silver as an investment, that it's too valuable for the new electrics. | |
And so what they will do in order to do that is they'll start buying investment grade silver through all of these various different forms at as low a price as they can get, and then keep going and keep going. | |
Then at some point they'll make it where there's legislative penalties to owning it if they need it that bad. | |
That would produce the $600 silver without the dystopia that the Elohim worship cult was trying to engineer. | |
And I think that's the world we're headed to. | |
So I think to some degree, I've suspected this since uh maybe 2013 or 14, that there was someone out there that was doing some level of uh what we could call engineering, okay, in the uh in the event stream, and attempting to uh illicit and and extract certain things in particular ways and times and stuff, right? | |
There seems to be a um uh an influence, okay, not manipulation, because you can't do that, but an influence on it that is indeed uh producing things, right? | |
And so now we're in the world where we've had the gap between so I stopped doing the reports in 2018. | |
There was that one in 2019 off of 2018 data, and that was it. | |
I've still messed around with the data, I still do stuff, but I haven't done any any reports off of it. | |
It's too um far too tedious, far too much work. | |
Pain in the ass, I have to restructure everything, but I look occasionally, right? | |
I'm still curious. | |
So uh here we are now in our current reality. | |
We've got the Smithsonian, which may indeed turn out to be a major part of the secrets revealed. | |
This secrets revealed thing was a um label over a broad period of time, and we have to acknowledge that since that we're actually in it, right? | |
Since like 2009, the conspiracies have really been coming out, crypto's manifesting uh was a big boost to that. | |
Uh we've had um you know all the conspiracies about Trump and uh run up to the election 2016. | |
Now all of the the actual conspiracies that were done against him are coming out, and so we're in a great secrets revealed um period, right? | |
And so it's a label over this area of time that extends out some way. | |
If at some point in that, the uh data sets back in 2005 or six or something, had talked about this period of time and the uh revealing of a big cache of documents and items, which is how it was described, items, materiel, right? | |
Stuff, physical stuff. | |
Wasn't there's a lot of other language in there, but anyway, that was basically it. | |
So this would fit for the Smithsonian, and so we need not have, and there may indeed in the Smithsonian be a connection to the uh border area between um Maryland and Delaware. | |
You know, I just don't know how it's going to manifest. | |
But it does appear that that aspect of it may indeed be in the process of emerging right now in front of our eyes, uh, relative to the uh the secrets revealed and the Smithsonian. | |
Within the Secrets Revealed, there was all kinds of data about the Smithsonian and about how that would be taken over and um the information liberated, and that it would take 50, 80 years for this stuff in the Smithsonian uh to be just brought out, let alone integrated into our understanding of our reality. | |
So massive amount of work there, right? | |
Real fun, I imagine, too. | |
Anyway, so okay, so here we are. | |
We're in this time, and we have a bunch of confluences that had been predicted way the fuck back when. | |
Let's take one at the moment, populist. | |
Okay. | |
So Nico's got populist, um populus was created in the heyday of the, it's a cryptocurrency, created in the heyday of the cryptos, and then faded away, right? | |
Who knows? | |
I don't know about any of the circumstances, nor do I care. | |
That's that's not my issue, right? | |
I do not have an allegiance to any of these uh cryptocurrencies. | |
And so I'll get into some of this stuff real quick just to uh shed uh a disabuse you of ideas about the time. | |
So just because populist is back doesn't mean it's going to be successful, just because it appears at this time. | |
It had been forecast at being at this time, and so way the hell back then, we might have presumed it would be a very successful coin now, but it had a gap. | |
It died for a while, and so it's not a very successful coin now, yet it is here now. | |
Okay, so um Litecoin. | |
Okay, so Litecoin had a forecast way back in the way back when that Litecoin would rise to a specific ratio relative to Bitcoin, five to one, etc. | |
etc. | |
Right. | |
First off, by the way, uh unless you hear me say it on a video, don't believe what people are saying I said, because they get it wrong all the time, even if they're not deliberately lying uh for their own ends, they get it wrong all the time. | |
They don't listen for content, okay? | |
So anyway, so Litecoin. | |
Litecoin was gonna have a one to five ratio that would be holding. | |
At the time that that was the forecast, there were very few other cryptos, and that was the case as it appeared in those data sets. | |
Doesn't mean it's chiseled in stone, it's not a prophecy from God, it was the situation of the leaks that are coming out of everybody's mind at that time. | |
Well, things change. | |
All the event stream is change. | |
So now I don't think Litecoin's gonna reach that level. | |
I don't think Litecoin is even necessarily sustainable. | |
There's all kinds of things going on, and I can be disproved on that by um the manifestations coming out of the event stream. | |
It's still possible that Litecoin can have that level of value, but the circumstances as it had originally been forecast are no longer pertinent, right? | |
Because that was a little tiny snapshot of the event stream, which is constant change. | |
Same thing with uh Veritaceum, okay. | |
So um Veritaceum and all of these structures that were within the sets around Veritaceum existed at that time. | |
They don't exist now. | |
There's no impetus now, and um and uh Reggie Middleton's efforts are seemingly now in the past, okay, because he was relying on a patent. | |
A patent is simply uh it doesn't mean it works or anything like that, it's just government saying we don't have this idea in our database at this point. | |
And uh a patent is in a sense uh makes it slightly easier to ins to sue someone, right? | |
But it's no guarantee of anything. | |
And because he has patents, they become prior art very rapidly. | |
As soon as someone comes up with a new wrinkle on your idea, your idea is in the past. | |
And so that's the way it is with Reggie's patents. | |
They're there, they're reasonably valuable, but they're prior art. | |
They've been less left in the dust of all of the changes that have existed in this period of time. | |
So, and okay, and so we had the issue, the descriptions of uh government coming to talk to Reggie. | |
Well, they did, not in a good way though, right? | |
So that would have been a misinterpretation of those circumstances, but those circumstances manifested because the SEC came and they, or yeah, SEC came and they stomped all over Reggie for a while, right? | |
And so uh so the we have the issue of the interpretation, the manifestations changing, and so you cannot take these things as being um chiseled in rock. | |
That kind of stuff is not going to manifest. | |
So I do not expect that we're gonna be trading silver coins with each other for goods. | |
You know, we may indeed get $600 silver, and we may indeed get the government attempting to buy it in order to support the new electrics. | |
And it'll be a different structure, it'll be a different setup. | |
So it's not going to be that dystopian situation. | |
And the dystopian situation was forced on us by the manipulation on the mass amount of people by the Elohim worship cult. | |
And just because we have a set of three or four or five items, and we see some number of those manifesting does not mean that the others are going to manifest. | |
And if they do manifest, it doesn't mean it's going to be in our understanding of a temporal nearness to each other. | |
So you know, so this stuff is very complex and is and should not be interpreted at simplistic levels that way. | |
So I'm not selling my silver, but I don't, you know, I don't need it, I don't need to sell it to convert to ferns. | |
Um but I'm not particularly in a situation where I'm uh you know putting any emotional investment and counting on it to produce anything in a near term, right? | |
Under the circumstances, if we're going to get to that uh position where $600 silver exists because of the new electrics, we're years away from that, okay? | |
Because it'll take us a number of years to out uh to build out the infrastructure and use up the um uh all of the available supply on the um uh mine the silver that's now being mined, right? | |
Which is happening. | |
So we're using silver faster than we can mine it. | |
But there's still a bunch of uh silver above ground and so on, and before they'll get into investment grade silver for this, uh we will have to go through a lot of that. | |
We'll have to use up a lot of the silver that's in the in the system. | |
I suspect, for my own reasons, uh that we're gonna see a uh an industrial um new electrics and new industry, analog uh AI, all of this kind of stuff really emerge in 2027, okay? | |
Uh but I'm not thinking that there's even going to be at that time $600 silver, even though they'll need much more silver for that uh than we have now. | |
Now it could be that there's stuff in some of these devices that need silver to level that is beyond solder, okay, or beyond the uh silver oxides and the silver salts needed in the production of the chips. | |
And in which case maybe you need a small pool of it, it's got to be liquid, who the hell knows, right? | |
In any event, though, so that could alter the situation. | |
Uh, but again, it's not gonna be in immediate, it's not gonna be in overnight, etc. | |
etc. | |
So uh uh, and also uh these things, okay. | |
So how do I want to say that? | |
All right, so we can get we do have a situation for years now where I would say stuff in my reports, and Bullpone, um, you know, who I've spoken with, you know, he's a butthead, right? | |
I mean, I've I've talked to the guy. | |
Uh he's he's a schnook. | |
Um anyway, uh we do have situations where people like Bo will take my language and they'll uh and forecast and they'll put a spin on it within their religious stuff and it gets all hyped up in their mind and in all their religious stuff, and then they get all of their uh prophecy addicts to pile on, and so we get a building trend on things. | |
Doesn't mean it's gonna pull this shit out of the event stream that way at all. | |
Uh the way the event stream works, you can never it's stupid uh and and fruitless to worry about how a particular situation is going to emerge if there's an attempt to have that situation emerge. | |
If your end goal is this, and how it's going to come out of the event stream Is not your concern. | |
You just maintain the energy on the on the rule of assumption about that end goal, and you just don't worry about how the universe is going to make it come out. | |
Thus, we can have all different kinds of things appear ahead of the desired state of manifestation or the predicted state of manifestation that will alter our ability to see that manifestation both ahead of time because it obscures our understanding of the language, but also when it is manifesting, we'll never ever know exactly how it's going to come out. | |
This is a requirement of the event stream. | |
This is a necessary component of it, an aspect of it that cannot be removed from that, because the event stream is there to try and create novelty. | |
And so thus it'll never be uh anywhere close, really. | |
Uh it'll be rarely close to what we're imagining in detail form coming out of uh the manifestations. | |
Does that make sense? | |
I mean, it's necessary that these things be designed this way and operate this way. | |
Most of these ideas and stuff we don't we didn't know in 2003 when I'm starting to work the language and so on, right? | |
A lot of this was obscured. | |
I know ever so much more about it now. | |
And now I can see clearly, oh yeah, you know, that this interpretation should have always all of the interpretation should have been said to have a finite uh existence within the eternal now. | |
So uh if they don't appear within the eternal now as you understand seeing them, then they're they're not going to appear. | |
And so there's no no um uh it it's not like prophecy where they say your God says this, and it's gonna happen, right? | |
And by the way, that never happens. | |
Just that they say that, but it never ever happens. | |
Uh Kim Clement has a worse uh prophecy fulfillment record than Bo Pole. | |
All right, hard to imagine, but when you run him through both Grok and Chat, uh that's the case. | |
All of his projections and so on were so poor that even Bull Poley with one out of 27 as his accuracy rate is better than Kim Clement. | |
And so here you have Bo Pole relying on Kim Clement. | |
Oh my god. | |
Anyway, so this is the way of our reality, that the event stream is this constant mass of change, and so it can't be predicted because it's intended to not be predicted. | |
And we can get into some of that aspects of this stuff later. | |
Um, because it does uh impact how these things uh function, right? | |
How the event stream, the eternal now, and the ontology actually function in this in this material reality in which we find ourselves. | |
Now, so basically what I'm saying is, you know, you may get $600 silver in your lifetime, right? | |
Uh we may get these giant secrets revealed from the Smithsonian. | |
Uh, because the Smithsonian set uh or the giant secrets revealed set was temporally close to the $600 silver, does not mean it's gonna manifest that way, nor does it mean that $600 silver has to manifest at all. | |
It it may or may not, given our uh developing interaction with the event stream as we go forward. | |
Uh it's uh basically that's it, guys. | |
That our old world is collapsing. | |
In order for the new world to take shape, they have to have this sort of like synchronicity of collapse. | |
So don't get trapped in thinking that uh and and that collapsing, by the way, includes us standing on the old world looking at the new world. | |
So we're in a situation where we're on a platform that's collapsing, and this is our our reality of this moment. | |
Reality of this moment, this instant of the eternal now, and what we're looking at is a uh uh reality that's rising. | |
And this is the reality of the um event stream manifesting. | |
And we're seeing it from our perspective here, and there is a necessary distortion In our view here, such that by the time there's a duration gap here, by the time we find ourselves here with that part of the event stream that we had foreseen, it's not going to look like what we had foreseen from back here, because everything will be changed angle wise, because this is nothing but change. | |
Ah. | |
God. | |
So, you know, uh it remains um unchiseled in stone, right? | |
It remains um uh amorphous, uh unresolved, and uh uh expectant. | |
So that's really what we've got here, right? | |
Is the expectation. | |
That's what future is, anticipation. | |
And so our expectations shape that, and at an individual level, we can uh manifest um cause things to manifest out of the reality by the collapse of the probability uh fields. | |
This also affects our understanding of things, right? | |
So, in my opinion, uh um uh Joe um um J Snip 4, his view of a of a giant crypto crash is horseshit, right? | |
That he conflated the actual crash of his airplane with the giant crypto crash temporally, the the crash of his airplane happened, there was a minor temporary little tiny dip in cryptos shortly thereafter, and that was it, right? | |
And that it was his interpretation that the crash of the cryptos would be huge and he'd be able to buy, you know, 20 cent XRP or whatever it was he was after. | |
I don't think that's going to occur. | |
I think that the uh system or the situation we've got now is not as uh we would have interpreted it back when. | |
This is nobody's fault. | |
You know, we do the best possible job we can. | |
I was doing it with um aggregation of lots of leaks from tens of millions of people, so I was more accurate, and I did not have my own personal uh mind involved in the extraction of information from the event stream. | |
My interpretation issues came in when I was interpreting others' extraction of information, which we know to be polluted by the Elohim worship cult and all these other factors. | |
So again, it's my system is never gonna be 100% accurate, it could never ever be that way. | |
I'm quite convinced that the closer you get to accuracy, the more the universe is gonna screw you up because it cannot have this stuff be able to be forecast down to the gnat's ass, because that eliminates the idea of novelty. | |
Anyway, um I guess that's it. | |
Okay, so I guess that's it for this one. | |
We'll see how the Smithsonian uh stuff works out and everything else, right? | |
It's all unresolved, and that's the way it's supposed to be. | |
That's the way that this future or this manifestation of the event stream is supposed to be, giantly unresolved, but with the ability for us to reach in there and cause probabilities to collapse because we are consciousness. | |
So much to learn here, so much to do. | |
Uh anyway, though, so uh that's it for now, and it should be a very, very, very eventful August, and we have giant masses of more change that are forecast to emerge uh out of all this stuff in September and October. | |
And uh we'll and I'm certain that that's gonna be the case, that the changes are compiling, the whole system is now becoming uh more energized, feeding in on itself, there's all these feedback loops, and it's um getting much more um amped up. | |
Anyway, uh so take care and um uh be with me, you know, watch with amazement. | |
It's always cool as hell. |