Common Shared Reality
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| Hello humans, hello humans. | |
| It's August 16, 2025, 6.27 a.m. out here on the Pacific coast. | |
| So I want to talk about a big subject, okay? | |
| It's necessary that you have an overview to understand. | |
| There's been something of a stupid kind of a controversy that's arisen around some comments I made about the event stream, $600 silver, etc. | |
| So I need to put a framework around it so you get the idea. | |
| All right, so we're going to talk about our common shared reality. | |
| All right? | |
| It's common because every living being has a reality. | |
| It's shared because your reality is impacted by my reality when we're in proximity or where you're interacting with my reality, such as through this video, right? | |
| So your reality is not in isolation. | |
| It's not totally your own. | |
| You contribute a great deal to it, but it's the rough, you know, all of your rough edges are ground off by everybody else's rough edges, and we end up with a common shared reality. | |
| A consensus, what they call a consensus reality. | |
| This is a better explanation for it, I think. | |
| It is real because your brain thinks that there is matter there, right? | |
| But it's your brain only. | |
| The matter does not exist, as every scientist will tell you. | |
| There's more space in the theoretical atom or molecules, etc., than stuff, right? | |
| And even the stuff is only there temporarily because of this stuff, because of this thing called quantum physics in superimposition, right? | |
| It's only there because you focus and look on it to try and measure it. | |
| When you don't focus and look on it, it's whizzing around to make you think that there's solid reality because it's whizzing around so fast that when something impacts my hand, the molecules that are creating this reality in my hand react to the created reality of this instrument, and I get a sensation, okay? | |
| Sensation is a big part of reality. | |
| Without sensation, there would be no reality, okay, because consciousness would not have feedback. | |
| Sensation through the body, through the embodiment, provides consciousness with the feedback that participates in that illusion to trick us into thinking that all this shit is real. | |
| All right. | |
| It's early in the morning. | |
| I got a lot of stuff to do. | |
| I was heading in to do, or planning on doing some serious consciousness engineering or whatever the fuck we want to call it analysis at this stage. | |
| But nonetheless, here we are. | |
| So our common shared reality is a complexity. | |
| It's flashing in and out of existence 22 trillion times a second. | |
| Again, that tricks us. | |
| I can't move my hand fast enough to ever touch anything when it's immaterial, so to speak, in the gap between being recreated because it's 22 trillion times a second and I'm very, very, very, very slow relative to that, right? | |
| Okay, so it is a complexity. | |
| That means that has some hidden problems for human minds. | |
| One of the hidden problems for the human minds is that we see things that are a total complexity in and of themselves, but we see them from a simplistic viewpoint and our minds want to always accept only that some or take on only the simplistic approach, the simplistic view. | |
| And then we make things complicated by piling simplicity upon simplicity. | |
| So an item can be a complexity. | |
| You know, this is a complexity composed of many, many different materials. | |
| It has the potential for human-caused movement. | |
| It has dynamic interaction in the sense that you can put electricity into it and it does stuff. | |
| Okay, so it is a complexity. | |
| You can encapsulate that with the label, which is what we do, you know, storage device or whatever, right? | |
| USB stick, whatever. | |
| And that is an encapsulation that takes all of the complexity of that and reduces it down to this little part that we can take along in our minds and do stuff with. | |
| And that's the way our minds have a tendency to work. | |
| So when examining complexities, it's important to remember that the encapsulation, the label, is not the thing. | |
| And that the label is simply a shorthand, a shortcut, a Mnemonic device for you to be able to fit that into the equation of your daily activity, right? | |
| And that has a tendency to cause us issues relative to the emergence of aspects of the complexity that we're not paying attention to when we're considering it in its simple label that we slap on there. | |
| And thus we take the simple labels as being the thing. | |
| Now, we've been warned about this way the fuck back when, you know, the Tao that can be named is not the Tao. | |
| Right? | |
| So it's in all of these ancient wisdom traditions, this idea that within the common shared reality, because it's a complexity, you've got to watch out for how you do things with labels. | |
| So, okay, so let me try and explain some of the evolution of some of this. | |
| So I was doing the reports. | |
| I've been doing the reports on a forecasting mechanism that uses a large language model, real early AI without any interface. | |
| Didn't have the, I did natural language processing, but only in the only on the prescient words. | |
| I was not interested in trying to digitize the meaning within the words themselves in the sense that and present it in an interface. | |
| I didn't need it. | |
| I just ran the programs myself. | |
| I did it under a particular understanding of our reality. | |
| That particular understanding was necessarily informed by my age and how I went through education and the fact that all of our reality has this grittology view, this rational materialism that begins with the idea that matter is existent and consciousness arises from matter. | |
| Reality is the reverse of that. | |
| And so we start with an ass backwards approach. | |
| And so in the early days of doing my work, I was still operating under the fog of that understanding. | |
| I say fog because I never went through college. | |
| I never got any degrees. | |
| I've studied all kinds of physics, read so many physicists and books and so on, you can't imagine. | |
| And all of them come from what I call the grittology viewpoint. | |
| And I knew along the way that I was evolving through to something else because I didn't accept that, right? | |
| And it led me to create the software and to work basically with consciousness. | |
| But my understanding of consciousness then was informed by people like Daniel Dennett, right? | |
| The professor, college professor guy, and others of his ilk, all of whom were coming from a gratology viewpoint, from a grit-first viewpoint. | |
| And so their views, which influenced my views, were necessarily tainted in all of this. | |
| I've come recently, like in the past 15 years, to arrive to an understanding that is ontologically based. | |
| I reflipped it all, went to consciousness first, and started re-evolving all of my own work, as well as lots of the underlying physics that supports that work, right? | |
| How does this function? | |
| Because I had some spectacular prescient loops or whatever, right? | |
| So I knew that Bitcoin was going to go to 100,000 decade before it did. | |
| Four years, four years after I said Bitcoin was going to go to $100,000. | |
| And maybe it was like, maybe it was a dollar. | |
| Maybe we'd pass parity at that point. | |
| But four years after that, we get a Harvard professor saying that in 10 years, so today, Bitcoin would be much more, would be $100, not $100,000. | |
| And so this was a Harvard economist, you know, degrees up his yin-yang, and he was that wrong. | |
| He was that spectacularly wrong. | |
| Whereas I was spectacularly right, relying on my nascent, early understanding of a very complex consciousness-based science, okay? | |
| The ontological approach. | |
| All right, so I had cancer. | |
| I was dying of it. | |
| I died in 2018. | |
| That was necessarily influencing all of my work. | |
| I could only be doing anything for about three hours a day. | |
| Things went to hell. | |
| I had stalkers. | |
| I got sued. | |
| All of these other nasty things intruded from like 2018 until now, right? | |
| And I've sorted them all out. | |
| In this process, I've gone through and deliberately been investigating in a reductionist fashion. | |
| Okay, so I know it's a complexity, but in order to find the simple aspects of it that it presents to me, I'm reducing everything, knowing that I'm going to have to put it all back together again and never and not do anything with it as a reduced simplicity, but I need to deal with it as a complexity. | |
| And this is where we're going to get into problems, because everybody is trained to think in terms of these simplicities. | |
| So you can think of what I'm doing as like spiritual mechanics, okay, involved in spirit. | |
| That's an odd word because people have this religious association with it, right? | |
| And I'm not meaning it in that fashion. | |
| So I prefer to say consciousness science, right, or consciousness mechanics. | |
| That's what I'm involved in here. | |
| But you'll hear people put spiritual when they really need consciousness. | |
| There's awareness and then there's consciousness. | |
| The consciousness is your observer. | |
| That part of your mind that is spewing out words is not your consciousness, right? | |
| That nasty little thing that annoys you, that little part of you that maybe is saying you're no good or whatever, all of that kind of stuff. | |
| Or even maybe it's saying, hey, you're a good dude, and that kind of thing, and you're looking good today, blah, blah, blah. | |
| Doesn't matter. | |
| That little part of your mind that spews out words is not your consciousness. | |
| Your consciousness is what hears that, what understands it, what is aware of it. | |
| So you have awareness that feeds your consciousness, but the two are not the same, okay, because you can be very, very conscious and have zero in the way of awareness, right? | |
| You could be drugged or whatever. | |
| You know, bad environment reducing you on a daily basis to try and keep your awareness down. | |
| So anyway, so what I want to talk about is this karma stuff, right? | |
| That's the most effective label for what I call the consciousness mechanics that underlies the forecasting work I had done and anybody else's forecasting work and any other kind of work you've been doing. | |
| All right, so basically, so what I was doing was I was using, this is just our regular human here, right? | |
| So this is human, and this is the event stream that we all take as time. | |
| And what the event stream really is, what time really is, is shit happening. | |
| And we think, we perceive, our minds filter the shit happening and put it into like discrete events. | |
| Sometimes all those discrete events pack into each other and there's a lot of shit happening seemingly right all at once. | |
| But everything is like an accumulation of our minds thinking that shit happens over time as discrete little bit of stuff, okay, activity and so on. | |
| And the gap between these, this gap here between these two, is what we think of as time, right? | |
| That creates the impression of time in our sensation, in our minds, through our sensation. | |
| Through the fact that our bodies are continually feeding us, feeding our mind and our awareness, which feeds into our consciousness, which is the receiver of all of this. | |
| They're continually feeding in impressions from the body, wear, tear, feeling, breathing, all of these kind of things contribute to all these bazillions of inputs to your system every day, some of which you deal with on an aware fashion, but most of which you don't. | |
| We call it the subconscious, right? | |
| Subconscious activity of the body, etc. | |
| Sympathetic versus parasympathetic, right? | |
| Those things that'll happen like your heart beating without you thinking about it. | |
| And, you know, that kind of a deal. | |
| Okay, so the human, in my understanding when I began the work, the human was my filter. | |
| So I knew humans picked up prescient language, that humans were psychic, everybody was, and even in groups, humans are psychic. | |
| This was because of an airplane ride I'd taken down to a consulting gig at La Unum, this very large university in Mexico City. | |
| The airplane gets struck by lightning twice. | |
| There's a gap in between of time. | |
| But everybody, this is way late at night, like midnight or something, and 1993. | |
| And the airplane gets struck by lightning. | |
| Everybody knew, I knew that that lightning was going to fire off before it hit the airplane, like milliseconds before. | |
| I could feel it. | |
| This is before I could feel it in my arms as that my hair stood up, right? | |
| Then the lightning discharges. | |
| Then there was a gap, number of minutes. | |
| But everybody in that period of time within the airplane knew that second bolt was coming and it altered their language because it woke everybody up for one thing. | |
| And so there was this excited chatter going on. | |
| And I listened. | |
| And so that was my first real solid indication that, yeah, things like this are transmitting to us to our body, that psychic ability was being picked up and expressed through our body. | |
| Unlike what people like even Daniel Dennett, who I was reading, his understanding of consciousness at the time, were not really getting into. | |
| The physics, right? | |
| They were coming to it from consciousness as an after effect of matter. | |
| You know, so this is a stupid approach to things. | |
| It's 100% ass backwards. | |
| Anyway, though, so my understanding was that I used my large language AI model, okay, and I used it to sweep up language that was being leaked out by these minds. | |
| The minds of the humans would put their language on the internet. | |
| I would sweep it up and I would analyze it with my AI, all my different bits of software, and I would come to conclusions by aggregating these things into sets as to what these people were talking about. | |
| Okay, so there is this understanding. | |
| The humans were my sensor, my pickup item. | |
| And so what I was doing was aggregating their impressions. | |
| Now, I used to think of this as in some form, I would visualize this in this process in some form as humans being able to see into the future. | |
| And then my understanding of the future and the past and all that disappears. | |
| And then I understand that they're actually getting impressions off of the event stream, the way that I got an impression ahead of that second lightning strike, etc., etc. | |
| The way that all of the qualia happen in this universe as meaning is transmitted to you from universe itself. | |
| Right, there's a hugely complex subject. | |
| We're not going to spend 30 hours on this today. | |
| I got shit to do, so we're going to go through this as rapid as I can. | |
| But it is necessary that we do it. | |
| Okay, so this is my understanding, right? | |
| Then at one point, that we were looking out into and we were getting sensory impressions that were filtering through the non-reality around us through our consciousness, and that we were getting sensory impressions of the pressures that were creating these events that were coming out of the event stream at us. | |
| So we would see the future emerge before it actually materialized. | |
| And that's a good way to think about it, right? | |
| That we're seeing things in an event forge before they're stamped out into reality. | |
| And we're getting the impression off of the design of that stuff before it's actually being manufactured into matter. | |
| And so that's a good understanding there. | |
| Now, what we have to understand here is that because I'm using the humans, I'm not, my machinery is not actually looking out into the event stream itself, right? | |
| All I'm doing is aggregating those kind of words that leak out of humans. | |
| And I probably missed tens of thousands. | |
| You could probably redefine this in many different ways and could be much more accurate because, especially with the AI and natural language processing now. | |
| Okay, so that was my understanding back when. | |
| And so I would get things like, so I got some very major hits here. | |
| And I had, all right, so now in 2018, I died from the colon cancer. | |
| And that was the last year of reports, right? | |
| I did a half-assed report in 2019 that was wrapping up all of the data from the last 2018. | |
| And then that was it. | |
| I didn't do any more after that. | |
| Because of the karmic repercussions of it all and because people were stupid, but also, and because it was building, but also I had to rebuild my body, right? | |
| So the universe intruded in there. | |
| I couldn't put the effort into any of this. | |
| However, fascinated I was with it at the time. | |
| I had too many things going on just in the immediacy. | |
| So that was the last of the reports. | |
| Now, okay, so there are karmic repercussions to all of this. | |
| And I knew this way the fuck back when, in the year 2000 or so, I started seeing all these inner linking aspects of this work. | |
| All right. | |
| I knew, for instance, okay, so, all right, because humans are the sensory point for this, I knew that I was dealing with the potential, well, I knew I was dealing with the environment in which the humans existed. | |
| So I expected there to be data pollution because it was all coming through their minds. | |
| And because humans are not really precise in how they think about things, and there's lots of different connotations, I expected it to be sloppy, and it really was. | |
| But there was an element of it that I had not anticipated back then. | |
| And this goes right to the point here. | |
| Okay, so we've had an engineered reality. | |
| People understand our common shared reality, and they've been trying to engineer it in order to direct a specific aspect of events coming out of the event stream. | |
| And they've been putting energy and money into this since 1937. | |
| That's when the plan was implemented. | |
| They've been trying to do it ahead of time, but then the technology started emerging in 1937, and they started engineering our reality. | |
| And you'll note that all of the, if you wanted to examine it at a historical level, the movies and shit that we had from the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s radically changed in the late 40s and early 50s. | |
| And in 1950, it was 100% sure in the 1950s that we swapped over to this dystopian view of the reality. | |
| There were still a few positive movies and so forth coming out into the 60s, and then everything went to shit from that point on. | |
| We started getting early video games in the late 70s, and they were all headed into this dystopian vision of reality. | |
| This was engineered. | |
| I knew it was engineered. | |
| I knew that the Elohim worship cult, the deep state was doing this, but I didn't realize how pervasive it was. | |
| They were doing it everywhere. | |
| So, in my opinion, all of those people that are out there preaching doom and gloom are picking up on the Elohim worship cult, engineering that into our society, trying to produce it because the Elohim worship cult comes out on top if there is a generalized breakdown of society. | |
| If there is not one, then they get subsumed and all of their power goes away and the world is radically different. | |
| And that's what they're fighting. | |
| It's an existential fight for them. | |
| And they've been doing this for hundreds of years and then really ramped it up in the 1930s and onward. | |
| This has necessarily impacted my work. | |
| Now, I knew there was this dystopian bent to all the movies and stuff, but I thought it was natural, outgrowing from the human condition, the degradation of the money, the degradation of the social order, and so on. | |
| I didn't know they were all connected and all engineered together, right? | |
| That the money system was known to be crashing. | |
| There were all these other things going on. | |
| The Elohim worship cult was piling it on in our common shared reality and trying to piggyback their efforts on other natural flows through the social order, such as the fourth turning and, you know, they were afraid of the movement into the age of Aquarius, all of these various different kinds of things, and they're attempting to keep us basically back in the Kali Yuga where they had power. | |
| So they necessarily polluted the data stream. | |
| I didn't know how pervasive it was. | |
| And the effect is this at its core. | |
| Everybody gets all their lives. | |
| They've seen nothing but dystopian visions of the future, Mad Max kind of world, all of this kind of thing. | |
| And so they're actually, part of their consciousness is participating out here in the event stream. | |
| This is where the language that will be leaked out is actually picked up, okay, in the event stream itself, in their impressions of the event stream. | |
| However, their minds are back here in our common shared reality. | |
| This is just an aspect of their consciousness. | |
| And their minds are back here, and their minds have been tainted by this overlay of all this dystopian shit. | |
| So they have put on a mental filter that when they have this language leaking out, it has really reduced or restricted or changed the functional context in which that language was originally picked up. | |
| And so there's a necessary distortion here. | |
| So when I first started doing the reports back in 1997, I was doing the very first one in 1997. | |
| And that very first test report had stuff in it that later became sun disease and new money And new electrics. | |
| Okay, so these were picked up by vast numbers of people in 1997, and they could be aggregated. | |
| They really stood out. | |
| These are the largest, and I started with big sets and started and drilled into the data, into the details. | |
| And so these things were out there. | |
| And the sun disease was an actual forecast, and it was a blend. | |
| Okay, so 20 plus, 23 years ahead of it actually manifesting an aspect of it anyway, I picked up COVID. | |
| Okay, sun, corona, coronavirus, COVID. | |
| We didn't have the appropriate language because no one knew the term COVID in 1997. | |
| And so this was the best our minds could do, could produce, was a sun disease. | |
| And also, coincidentally, all of the Elohim worship cult fucktards have been trying to engineer everybody to understand our climate as being affected by human activity as though we affect this, right? | |
| And so they're trying to say that the sun is disease. | |
| That was the way it came through was that we would have climate disease, which is actually controlled by the sun. | |
| We don't have anything to do with it. | |
| So humans, if we work all year, can only transpose the energy of one day's worth of sun falling on our planet. | |
| So 364 days out of the year, all of that energy is wasted. | |
| We don't do anything with it, right? | |
| Anyway, so that's how powerful we are. | |
| You know, one out of 365. | |
| Anyway, so the actual leaks are back here in our reality in this temporal instant. | |
| This, the pickup point, so to speak, out here in the event stream, is ahead of us within this eternal now. | |
| We put filters on this. | |
| So when I was getting all of the stuff here, now we have to note a bunch of stuff, okay? | |
| So when I was getting the stuff about the new money, which included, which would ultimately become cryptos, we didn't have that word for it, right? | |
| That didn't emerge until after 2009 in the Satoshi white paper. | |
| But that was the period of time that we had the $600 silver. | |
| Now, the $600 silver, okay, so at that point, the $600 silver was in a large set with new money, new electrics, and the sun disease. | |
| New electrics didn't mean anything. | |
| They're emerging now. | |
| You know, infinite telephones that never need recharging, new ways to deal with electricity, yada, yada, yada, all leading up to zero-point technology. | |
| Okay? | |
| That didn't emerge as a real concept other than, so the new electrics was not pointing directly at zero-point technology back in 1997. | |
| That evolved over time as our minds are picking up more and more stuff out of the event stream as we go forward. | |
| And also, as an artifact of my processing, drilling down on finer and finer bits and reducing the set size and so on, getting the details. | |
| Anyway, so the $600 silver was associated with the new money and the new electrics, right? | |
| But also that period of time that we had the sun disease. | |
| In getting that, those sets, we had all kinds of sets about riots, warfare, this immigration shit in Europe, and, you know, basically tribal warfare in Europe, which is coming. | |
| All that shit's manifesting, and it was all associated in these early sets. | |
| This comes out, say, between 1997 and it was forming out there. | |
| And it was like, it was pretty solid by 2008. | |
| I was starting to refer to the problems that the Jews are going to have as a blowback as a result of this and getting into the more real nitty-gritty of it all, right? | |
| Because some of that was starting to become apparent in the language leaks. | |
| Now, the $600 was associated with the riots, the war, hunger, food issues, social breakdown. | |
| And tell me that we don't have all of those, right? | |
| And we've had all of those. | |
| So all of those were emerging. | |
| They were being picked up by the human coming in the event stream way the fuck out, 23 years out. | |
| And they are indeed all emerging. | |
| Not all of these things have manifested or matured to the point where we can actually see them. | |
| But, okay, so here's an example on that. | |
| We had, and I'll explain some of this. | |
| Okay, so at that time, the simplistic view that was taken by myself for a brief period, as well as everybody else, was that the $600 silver existed because of all of this shit, right? | |
| That the $600 silver existed because of the social degradation in the end of the dollar. | |
| And thus, we were looking at a future in which at that time in that description, we would actually be trading silver dimes for each other as there was a social breakdown because we had all the other language, social breakdown, wars, riots, all of these kind of things. | |
| Now, they have all manifested, and they are all still manifesting. | |
| You know, they're all still in this emerging aspect of the event stream, but we don't yet have $600 silver. | |
| And we don't have the impetus now towards doing that, towards actually having to trade silver back and forth in order that there might be a value of about $600 on an ounce of silver. | |
| And I do not believe that that's going to come out. | |
| And I understand that it was this framework that allowed us to think that this was the end of the world as we knew it. | |
| And the world has indeed changed. | |
| And the world did end as we knew it back then, but it's not going to involve this new world. | |
| It's not going to involve us trading physical coins to each other for goods, for values. | |
| And we know this because in 2016, we end up with Trump getting elected. | |
| And so we still have $600 silver. | |
| That's still in the data sets. | |
| That's not changed. | |
| That's not an aspect that has faded that way. | |
| But our understanding of it back here, pre-2008, with all of the destruction going on, has changed. | |
| Bear in mind, when all of this ideal was formed, we had the Obama Raider, right? | |
| Obama in charge. | |
| We had the deep state and their foreign fucktard running the United States and all of that shit going on. | |
| All that's being corrected now. | |
| So in 2016, when Trump was put into position by those generals, that was a sign of a very large mass movement that was fighting the degradation in the social order and stuff that was actually being engineered into our common shared reality by all the Woconians who were at the working for the WEF and for all of the Elohim worship cult. | |
| And they're being defeated. | |
| So there's no reason to presume now that our understanding of the $600 silver relative to these things is still valid. | |
| It doesn't mean that the $600 silver is not still valid because it was always associated with the new electrics, even way back when. | |
| There's two isotopes to silver, one of which is going to be very valuable, more so than the other aspect. | |
| And so the data sets back then had the government or some bodies that were interested in it because the data was never that precise, but it had the silver being, investment-grade silver being purchased and refined and regular silver, isotope number one, not being used, but isotope number two being extracted as the more valuable component because of the new electrics which are now associated with the zero-point technology. | |
| But we don't have to, and there is no, in the data sets, there's no direct line that goes through $600 silver to social collapse and then from social collapse to zero-point technology. | |
| It's not going to happen. | |
| So there are people out there that are saying that you have to have the, in order to get $600 silver, you have to have the social collapse. | |
| So they're betting on the collapse of the financial system and the deaths of perhaps two-thirds of humanity. | |
| The deaths certainly of, you know, 60, 70% of the people in the United States, that would happen if the financial system collapses. | |
| It's not going to happen. | |
| Trump and his people are not going to allow that to happen. | |
| And the situation has changed radically from here because in 2009, we get the white paper and we now have cryptos, right? | |
| So we have bypassed, the cryptos allow us a mechanism over the collapse of the dollar as the global reserve and as a currency, which is happening now. | |
| And the cryptos provide us this vehicle over that, and it's being used by Trump and all these guys. | |
| It was engineered by the military probably precisely for this effect As a counter to the Elohim worship cult who are going to drive the or who had driven the dollar down to extinction and we're just going to let everything go to hell and then pick up and start all over again. | |
| So now back in the day, we had this back in the Obama day, we had this forecast that was even timed into the 2020 period that had leaked out, you know, the oppression language had leaked out, and that forecast was for three monetary systems, okay, that would be offered to the populace. | |
| And what people don't understand is that has already occurred. | |
| You're just, it's not like, okay, so when the data says there's going to be three new monetary systems that will be offered to the populace and the first two are going to be rejected, and then we'll use the third one, they must, the human's mind at that time and along the way, must think it's going to be like Trump's going to come on out and say, I'm offering you monetary system number one in a big speech, you know, or Obama or whoever the fuck, right? | |
| And then everybody's going to vote on it or something. | |
| It's not that way. | |
| Okay, so it has indeed occurred. | |
| So they offered us a new monetary system. | |
| It was called the Great Reset. | |
| And it came from the WEF. | |
| And it was, that was number one. | |
| You will own nothing and be happy. | |
| Well, that was, you know, they were trying to use COVID to get us into their Great Reset. | |
| And it didn't take. | |
| Humans didn't like it. | |
| Fuck y'all. | |
| We're not taking that. | |
| And so that was number one. | |
| Okay. | |
| And number two was the variant on that. | |
| So this is number one. | |
| Number two, that was the variant on the Great Reset was all of the Bidenistas and their stuff here with the I don't want to phrase that. | |
| Well, okay, so the response to this, their secondary thing, was to bring in and basically control all of us with their central bank digital currency, which they're still trying, right? | |
| So that one's still ongoing. | |
| So this is the way it is. | |
| There's no clear delineation between these. | |
| It's happening one to the next to the next. | |
| And right now, we're all accepting number three, which is crypto world, right? | |
| And it's becoming larger and larger and larger. | |
| Cryptos. | |
| Now, and this is a basket approach to backing currencies. | |
| So we're going to have silver. | |
| We're going to have gold. | |
| Well, probably not silver because of the industrial thing. | |
| I'll get into that in a second. | |
| But we'll have gold as a backing for money. | |
| But it's not going to be convertible to gold. | |
| Gold will be converted or in there in a basket form. | |
| Just as we'll have natural resources, food production, labor, cryptos, all of these other things in a basket of value that will back what will ultimately become the treasury-issued certificates or the new U.S. dollar. | |
| And we'll let the fern fall away, the Federal Reserve note. | |
| And that's happening continuously towards that goal. | |
| It's not going to happen in a particular day, and everybody's going to start using this new currency that way. | |
| all right so um all right so there's um okay so that's the explanation of those three um resets and they're ongoing now We're in the process of choosing number three. | |
| As the amount of population grows into the cryptos, the cryptos will suck up all of the debt from the world's failed fiat financial reserve, which is the U.S. dollar. | |
| And we'll go on into this new world. | |
| In this time, new electrics are emerging. | |
| In this time, we now have lots of discussion of zero-point technology. | |
| And that's the label that's going to be applied to what had been described within the data sets as the new electrics. | |
| Okay. | |
| So, all right, so people have ideas about their reality. | |
| They get set in those ideas. | |
| You come along and you make statements. | |
| Your statements are taken into their understanding of reality. | |
| They get set in the stone that is the emotional attachment of that individual's binding to their view of reality. | |
| This is where we end up with a lot of contention. | |
| All right, so now let's discuss some of the sort of technical aspects of how all this shit works, right? | |
| And why these things do occur. | |
| Okay, that's not too bad, time-wise. | |
| I'm very much interested in the mechanism, okay, the rules that operate within the event stream and our reality that produce all of the effects, including humans leaking language out that my software aggregated, from which I was able to make accurate, to some degree, prescient forecasts, right? | |
| And I've discovered a lot of these rules. | |
| It's a tedious process to do it, and it's an analysis process, but it does work. | |
| And I want to know about it for my own purposes, for my own reasons, my own selfish reasons. | |
| Everyone always acts in their own self-interest. | |
| That's something you have to understand is functional within our reality. | |
| No space alien that would go to the trouble of coming here are coming here for our interest. | |
| That is a delusion in the minds of people that think that there's benevolent space aliens that are so desperate to help us that they're going to get off their alien butts and come here, right? | |
| If they're doing that kind of thing, they're acting in their own self-interest. | |
| And you're a fool to think otherwise. | |
| And that self-interest may align or be harmonious with your intentions and so on, but that's not very likely. | |
| So it's very unlikely that they would be coming here with the intention of saving humanity or whatever the fuck. | |
| So I disregard all of those people that have that viewpoint and understanding of our common shared reality. | |
| Now, there are energy flows that emerge within the event stream and strike us. | |
| And some of these energy flows are very large, and they are these very large trends that take a long time to manifest. | |
| And then we can see these large trends mainly in hindsight, and we call them, you know, things like the fourth turning, the shift into the age of Aquarius, because lots of stuff is affected by these. | |
| And it's not just the day-to-day activity, the usual activity coming out of the event stream. | |
| And so there are these waves that go through there. | |
| The engineers that affect, are attempting to affect the event stream, the event engineers. | |
| And there are at least two, or there's probably thousands of groups, and there's millions of individuals attempting to do it as well. | |
| The rule of assumption or law of attraction, whatever the fuck you want to call it. | |
| But the engineers involved in all of this want to harmonize their efforts with these long waves that are going through the event stream wherever they can. | |
| This is why you'll see the people that are fixated on Jew holidays and all of this kind of stuff. | |
| The Jew holidays are all bogus. | |
| None of that shit that they're based on happened that way. | |
| It was all set up to harmonize on particular astronomic and thus energy waves, periods of time within our social order. | |
| And that's why the moon is here, is to fuck with the energy relative to our social order and to cause specific kinds of conditions. | |
| Okay, so that's why we will have, you know, that's why we always have the financial crashes in the fall and all of this kind of stuff. | |
| It's all based around the people trying to sync up because, you know, if you're a guy like me and you're grown up, you're not affiliated with anything and you see that, oh, look, the economy always crashes on this Jew holiday in the fall. | |
| Well, knowing this, picking this up, well, I'll make particular bets in my own self-interest within the stock market and stuff to try and get in or get out or whatever the fuck, right? | |
| I'll try and game it for my own benefit. | |
| And that's what everybody else does. | |
| It piles on and it adds to the emotional impact in these large waves. | |
| All right, so in that sense, mass, mass consciousness, not mass material, mass consciousness is important for extraction of stuff from the event stream if you're doing engineering. | |
| And this, by the way, is why many people fail in their predictions of stuff coming out of the event stream, like all the religious guys, all the prophets, like Bo Polny. | |
| Bo Poly is, he sees some stuff out here. | |
| He somehow gets the impression his God talks to him. | |
| Well, his God is part of his own consciousness. | |
| But his God talks to him and he gets a leak out of the event stream that, oh, millions of people are going to die. | |
| Oh my God. | |
| And then he puts it down to April 20th. | |
| And then he pimps it April 20th of this year. | |
| And then he pimps it for months and months and months ahead of that time. | |
| It builds up in his mind. | |
| It's a certainty. | |
| It's a reality in his mind. | |
| He's basically working the law of assumption on it, or the rule of assumption, the law of attraction. | |
| He's trying to attract it out by the energy he's putting into it for his own ego or whatever the fuck. | |
| But it's not going to happen because he's betting, so to speak. | |
| He's putting energy into trying to induce a specific outcome that is massive. | |
| And that doesn't work because you don't have that massive energy as an individual. | |
| You don't have the key force. | |
| You don't have the force to alter that much of the event stream. | |
| And so he's going to fail, as do all the prophets. | |
| Prophecy is piss poor. | |
| It's always, always accurate, only by those people that interpret it that way. | |
| Everybody else says, no, that shit didn't happen. | |
| Anyway, so this is why Bo Polny fails. | |
| This is why all of his math will always fail. | |
| This is why David Serata is going to fail with his math about the three eye atlas, you know, in his hyper-dimensional planets, which don't exist. | |
| That's kind of a funky idea. | |
| And he's a Bible, in a way, he's a Bible numerologist, just like Bo Polny. | |
| Only Bo Polony fancies himself and describes himself as the analyst of time. | |
| And okay, so he's analyzing. | |
| It doesn't mean any of his conclusions are we're shit. | |
| And it turns out that only one out of every 27 is the ratio of his predictions being manifest in any way you could say that they actually happen. | |
| All right, so Bo gets an emotional attachment to an idea that has come to him, and he is attempting to see that emotional attachment emerge out of the event stream. | |
| We see this in all kinds of other people as well, okay, just like with the $600 silver. | |
| A lot of people attach the idea of $600 silver to having to be preppers, to having to have vast quantities of ammo, and all of this, and we'll be trading coins, right? | |
| That's not necessarily the case. | |
| There's many other avenues for $600 silver to emerge over these next few years as we move into an officially acknowledged zero-point technology. | |
| It's starting out now. | |
| They're just not acknowledging it. | |
| I think it's alien, you know, reverse engineered kind of shit. | |
| But in any event, though, so people become emotionally set on ideas, and that blinds them. | |
| That emotional attachment blinds them to the origins of that idea and its impact on their mind, as well as the rate of its manifestation, how it's manifesting, how it's coming out into the reality, and so on, right? | |
| Because this is a complexity. | |
| This is not a simplicity. | |
| But we take things in a simplistic fashion because we're human. | |
| And we need to acknowledge our human bodies and our minds and stuff and how these affect our understanding of our common shared reality. | |
| And if you don't, you get into these problems. | |
| You get into the Bo Polny problem where he said there's going to be tens of millions of people dying on April 20th. | |
| Oh my God, it's the great day of the Lord. | |
| 24 hours. | |
| All these people are going to piss themselves and die. | |
| And then later, nothing happens. | |
| And then on April 20th, he says, oh, my God, it's been satisfied. | |
| It's been satisfied. | |
| The Pope died. | |
| Well, Pope died months before, and they'd had him in a freezer. | |
| So, you know, Bo Polney's God is kind of lame. | |
| But his god's in his brain anyway. | |
| Okay, so, but he's not unique. | |
| Okay, so Joe, Jason IP4. | |
| Okay, so Jason IP4, who has prescient dreams. | |
| Not denying that. | |
| He has prescient dreams, right? | |
| It's how you interpret the shit that gets you into trouble. | |
| He had a prescient dream. | |
| So he gets a leak out of the event stream that there's going to be a crash, that he's going to be participating in a crash in the future, and that his dream was that he would be able to get very cheap, or his mind tells him that he's going to be able to get very cheap cryptos. | |
| And this is going to happen, you know, in the spring, right? | |
| He had a timeframe on it. | |
| Okay, so anyway, what actually happened was that Joe had a crash in his airplane. | |
| He was a pilot. | |
| He survived it. | |
| Signal engine plane coming out of the sky 11,000 feet, smacked into the ground. | |
| Joe comes to, so to speak, outside the airplane saying, what the fuck? | |
| And so there was this great crash. | |
| His body had all that energy impact of running into the planet. | |
| He's got months and months of repair of his body. | |
| And then during that period of time, there was a little bit of a lag, and then there was a slight crash, a dip in the cryptos, and then they went back up. | |
| Joe's mind associated this with certain numbers and so on. | |
| And so he was waiting for these numbers. | |
| And then he kept telling people that this, and he's being legit. | |
| This is in his mind. | |
| This is what his understanding of our common shared reality in the complexity of the event stream when he picked up that information. | |
| And damned if it didn't happen. | |
| He had a giant fucking crash, right? | |
| It wasn't cryptos, but it was a fucking crash. | |
| So it's the interpretation of it all that gets him into trouble, just like with me, right? | |
| So just interpreting certain data sets certain ways because of a preponderance of words, which I now know that the minds that put those words there are predisposed to select certain kinds of words by their entire lives having been victims of Elohim worship cult propaganda trying to engineer a dystopian emergence out of our event stream. | |
| And so Joe has the same issues as Bo Poleny. | |
| He has the same issues as me, only in my case, I'm not actually looking out into the event stream. | |
| I'm just taking the language that these guys come up with and then I'm aggregating it in and processing it in a computer, which has indeed reduced the amount of blinding and emotional attachment by doing so. | |
| So my stuff was far more accurate than any individual will be in their view of the event stream because their mind is the filter that allows them to see it and their mind is affected by all of this stuff and they're not able to separate themselves from their mind in order to be able to see those effects and filter them out, which is what I was doing with the software. | |
| Now, so we had the rise of all of these big waves through the event stream. | |
| And so we've got one going now, which is the reclaiming of, you know, the USA, America, the Western republics, the pushback on the mingling of all the races, the getting rid of all of the gender, throwing back all the Muslims to another part of the planet, the Reconquista, all of that. | |
| That's all going to emerge. | |
| You're a fool if you can't see that, you know, Europe is going to be involved in major conflict without, it won't be tanks and stuff, that kind of thing. | |
| And it'll be among the civilian population, but it's not going to be a civil war. | |
| It's going to be racial or religious or however you want to think about it. | |
| And that shit's coming out. | |
| It won't necessarily be as bad as anybody thinks because we have all of these other countervailing forces that are also going through the social order, many of which are attempting to re-engineer us to an orderly society and boost back to the way we used to be. | |
| And then now we're having all the breakdown of the secrets from the Obama deep state kind of guys. | |
| We're going to get the zero-point technology. | |
| We're getting more and more information about UFOs and all of this kind of stuff. | |
| And so all of these things are in a big stew because it is a common shared reality. | |
| And all of these things are competing for the energy of the emergence of stuff out of the event stream, right? | |
| And so you have all of these various different levels of competition. | |
| Now, when you as a human want to affect your individual event stream manifestations, you put out your energy and you slice a little tiny bit of that stuff coming to you and you fiddle with that, so to speak, right? | |
| And then you get the emergence that you're after. | |
| But you're competing against the vast quantity of energy that is constant change for our universe. | |
| And you can do this. | |
| And the Elohim worship cult thinks they can do it en masse using your mind through these filters of propaganda and stuff. | |
| And to some small extent they can, but it can never do what they want it to do. | |
| OK, so because you're influencing the event stream and you're even if you're not actively doing it because you have wishes and desires and maybe you, you know, get your energy behind those and they start manifesting does not mean that you're so what gets everybody trapped. | |
| Me, Joe, Bo, Bix, anybody doing any of these kind of things, what gets everybody trapped is success, is early success. | |
| You have an idea, you get a feeling from the event stream, and it manifests. | |
| You think, holy shit, I got it now. | |
| I got it now. | |
| Then you do the next one, it sort of happens, and so on, and then boom, they start crashing on you. | |
| And you can't figure out why this is. | |
| And it has to do with the natural states of your mind changing as you become your ego, if you want to think about it that way, your ego becomes involved with the stuff coming out of the event stream. | |
| And you start thinking that you're able to see this stuff for other people, that you have a larger view of the common shared reality than you actually do. | |
| I had a large view because, and still do, because of the ability to aggregate the language. | |
| Now, other people have real problems with this because the confirmation bias includes things like numbers, okay? | |
| So Bo Polni, David Serata are numerologists. | |
| A numerologist is somebody whose mind lights up with numbers. | |
| They get a dopamine hit with numbers and numeric ratios. | |
| And many times those numeric ratios and numbers are quite valid, but the meaning behind them is not, okay, because the meaning is driven by that dopamine rush as you start doing the math and all the numbers line up. | |
| But it does not support the idea that what you are saying those numbers mean is in any way factual because we're in a common shared reality that is quite complex. | |
| And so your understanding of that meaning is very, very, very narrow. | |
| And it is pertinent to you. | |
| So, so there's still $600 silver in the data sets. | |
| There's no end of the world as we know it that way. | |
| There is an end of the world as we know it that's entirely different and has to do with the death of the old rational materialism physics, not the death of the social order. | |
| But the social order is simply morphing, changing constantly. | |
| That's all the event stream is, is constant change. | |
| Just because something is out there and floats towards us, say it's $600 silver, and I'm just using that as an example, right? | |
| Because of the number and so on. | |
| But just because we see that out in the event stream and it keeps coming towards us does not mean we have any clue as to how it's going to present itself. | |
| None of this shit ever comes out as we would design it. | |
| Our reality has to have that level of, even at our level, novelty engaged in this, such that we could try and produce novelty at a very large level. | |
| So it's early success that screws you up and then you end up failing miserably, right? | |
| And then, you know, anyway, so there's all kinds of pitfalls in this work. | |
| And we see people getting involved in it as a, they call it spiritual and they get all this weird religious feeling about it. | |
| I'm approaching it as something that can be analyzed and have a reduction map laid to it. | |
| And then you can take that reduction map off and I'll operate the complexity by understanding the various aspects and rules with which it appears to function, right? | |
| And so I do things. | |
| So I had a big resistance to XRP because way back in the day as a coin, it's a crypto. | |
| I looked at the code and I just said in my mind, oh, this is shit code. | |
| Now it can change over the years. | |
| I didn't go back and examine it the way I had initially when I was still doing the cryptos. | |
| Bear in mind I haven't done any crypto reports since 2018. | |
| This has to do with the karma involved in all of this, right? | |
| And so you've got people like, and I'm very acutely aware of this. | |
| Once I started getting into this, and I never, ever, ever tell anybody when to sell any fucking thing because that's financial advice and that's not my issue. | |
| I don't do things like that. | |
| I'm not a financial advisor. | |
| So I might say that, oh, look, I think that, you know, Bitcoin's going to reach 100,000. | |
| I'm not telling people to sell it at 100,000. | |
| And I, you know, and I think it'll go much higher, hugely much higher. | |
| XRP, okay, XRP is going to go up and down, up and down, and so on. | |
| I didn't like a lot of the stuff with Ripple and how it all came out. | |
| And then the code I thought was always shit. | |
| The design of the system didn't suit my technical aesthete. | |
| Okay. | |
| And so I just had a, just never really cared about it. | |
| Then Heidi and I get talking. | |
| She's invested in it and stuff. | |
| And she was sort of digging me in the ribs about it. | |
| And I found myself being very resistant about XRP. | |
| Now, I have this thing from my Shin Shin Soitsu Aikido studies. | |
| And whenever I'm super resistant and I discover I'm resistant about something, I stop and I examine that resistance. | |
| In this case, I tested that resistance by buying XRP, kind of as a joke, you know, to Heidi about this, right? | |
| And then it starts going up and stuff. | |
| And basically what she had said was quite true, that it didn't matter if it was shit code, if the deep state had chosen it as their vehicle. | |
| May as well make money off of it. | |
| And it's like, yeah, okay, I don't need the money, particularly. | |
| I'm old. | |
| I've got enough to go on and I've got a rich girlfriend that would support me. | |
| Meaning Heidi, of course, because she does very well in this kind of stuff. | |
| She's extremely intuitive and knows what the hell she's doing. | |
| Okay, so I went ahead and bought some XRP. | |
| People got all bent out of shape and stuff. | |
| All right. | |
| And I still don't like the code. | |
| I still think Ripple is a goofy organization. | |
| But if the deep state's going to get behind XRP, who am I to bitch, right? | |
| That's the way our common shared reality is coming on out. | |
| However much I might disagree with it doesn't mean that it's still not going to come out in our common shared reality, right? | |
| And I'd be a stupid idiot to fight that. | |
| Now, I don't need the money. | |
| I'm not trying to game it or anything. | |
| It was just, as I say, kind of a little joke between us, right? | |
| I got tons of notes here because I've been getting into how the event stream works. | |
| You know, all of the rules I'm able to suss out as to what you can do and what apparently is operating there and should be explored. | |
| Anyway, all right, so hopefully I can get through some of this a little bit here. | |
| Okay, so, all right. | |
| So karma on this shit is very important to understand because karma is the power for all of the event stream and for your whole fucking life. | |
| And if you get in and start making bad decisions, then you make more bad decisions. | |
| And then other universe presents you with more and more opportunities to make yet more bad decisions to see if you're going to be stupid and maintain that or if you're going to wise up. | |
| So right now, for instance, Corey Goode and David Wilcock are in this stream of making more and more bad decisions because universe keeps making, because they appear to want to do that, they're projecting it out, and so universe is giving them the opportunity to do it. | |
| So David Wilcock is heading down the same path that he's been before. | |
| Corey Good is slightly deviant, but still the theme is the same. | |
| And like David Wilcox is going to try and start selling behind a paywall secret information from Pete Peterson, the great con artist. | |
| And he's not presenting him as a con artist. | |
| He's still trying to say he actually worked for the government and had all this stuff, which is horseshit, you know. | |
| And we all know it's a lie and so on. | |
| And he'll still be able to grift on some unaware people. | |
| And he will build up karma as a result of this. | |
| Very negative karma, right? | |
| And so there are karmic implications to all of this. | |
| I was very much aware of this doing my work. | |
| So in 2017, this Centra issue happens, okay? | |
| Some people create, it was the heyday of creating coins, right? | |
| And my report, because of the nature of it, it aggregated all of this information. | |
| And I got shafted by my own programming, by a lapse in my ability on the details to consider this particular situation. | |
| And we had these two things. | |
| We had a Centra credit union. | |
| Regular legit credit union named Centra. | |
| It was regional in the Southeast, I think. | |
| And then along come some guys, also in the Southeast, that create a Centra Centra. | |
| Hang on. | |
| Dyslexia coin, crypto. | |
| And they were going to, their claim to fame was they were going to tie it to your Visa card. | |
| And they were making all these technical claims and stuff, and it was all going to be good. | |
| My data set took the names and merged them. | |
| Okay. | |
| And so it looked like a legit effort to create a crypto backed by a credit union. | |
| And that's what my data set reported, and the crypto took off. | |
| I was scandalized when I discovered this error, and I did everything I could to correct that impression because I didn't want the karmic blowback of letting that stick out there. | |
| And so here I am dying of cancer, 2017, at the time, and I did an interview to try and correct this impression. | |
| The interview is still out on YouTube, I think. | |
| They sliced a chunk out of it and put it into Netflix video about the Centra coin, which is there's a documentary about the crypto and what happened to the goofy guys that did it and all of their criminal activity, yada, yada, yada, which includes a section of me in the interviewing this guy claiming to be Sam Sharma, who was claiming to be their chief technical officer. | |
| It was a scam. | |
| These people didn't know what the fuck they were doing. | |
| They were literally scammers, like car salespeople that decided they were going to offer a crypto coin, right? | |
| And they had some of the language down and they fooled, and they had the name thing that fooled my software. | |
| And so I correct this by going on and doing the interview with Sam and destroying him in the interview, showing what an idiot he was. | |
| And he starts off the interview by saying, CentraCoin's not a scam, which of course it was, and a lot of people went to jail. | |
| All right, so this was 2017 that this occurred. | |
| And I did an interview then, and you can actually see my body responding to the intosusception of the colon cancer affecting my gut at the time I'm talking to the fucker. | |
| I've got these shakes. | |
| And it's just an incredible experience to go through that level of dying of colon cancer and still have to do all of this shit. | |
| But it was important to me to clear up the misimpression there, the mistake that my software had made that caused these people to buy the Central Coin because it was horseshit. | |
| Now, CentraCoin, a lot of people got out of it, it crashed. | |
| It's like Trump's coin, you know, went way the fuck up and a lot of people lost money on it because they didn't sell out at an appropriate time or something, right? | |
| And so that happened with the CentraCoin. | |
| But I don't offer financial advice. | |
| I was offering an analysis of the underlying technology, which was flawed in them, that report. | |
| Okay, so 2017, the CentraCoin incident happens, right? | |
| And if you look up that documentary on Netflix, you can see it. | |
| Now, I don't even know that I get attribution in that, right? | |
| It was not about me. | |
| They'd contacted me. | |
| I didn't want to be interviewed and stuff. | |
| They'd contacted me when they were making the Netflix thing. | |
| And I was in the process of rebuilding my body. | |
| And I didn't want to be involved with any of that shit, right? | |
| Okay, so, and it's not like it's a very, that I'm very proud of having fucked up. | |
| I'm okay with my response. | |
| I did the honorable thing and went in and told everybody how it all fucked up. | |
| And I got these guys, basically, I ended up having them or participating in the justice of the whole situation. | |
| I participated in the event stream in that the centra guys end up getting jail or whatever the fuck, right? | |
| Okay, in 2018, I stopped doing the reports. | |
| I die from cancer. | |
| As I'm recovering and everything, moving into 2019, I get hit by an SEC subpoena on the CentraCoin shit, which I'm very reluctant to involve myself in it. | |
| They wanted me to go to the Southern District of New York. | |
| They're talking fucking weeks of living in hotels and shit there. | |
| I didn't want any part of that, right? | |
| And I told them, you guys do not want me. | |
| And I told him, you know, go and look at the interview. | |
| Everything I've done is 100% public. | |
| I'm not going to give you any new information that's somehow not out there in this. | |
| And I'm not going to aid your prosecution of these individuals. | |
| So the prosecutors and the assistant prosecutors get hold of me. | |
| We have a number of phone calls. | |
| They send the FBI to deliver a subpoena to me. | |
| They send the FBI to rattle my cage like four weeks later. | |
| A different FBI guy out of a different office trying to do an intimidation to get me to accept and to go willingly. | |
| And that didn't set. | |
| That was the time I told the FBI, if you set, you know, that I'm armed and you cannot set your, this is private property. | |
| You've got to keep your car off the private property. | |
| I don't even want you walking on my property. | |
| You stay the fuck on the other side of that gate. | |
| Unless you're here, if you're here to serve an arrest warrant, that's entirely different. | |
| But I want to see a wet blue ink signature on that arrest warrant, yada, yada, yada. | |
| And so I knew my rights and stuff, and they didn't do it. | |
| It was kind of frustrating for them. | |
| It was like a five-hour drive for these fuckers to come on down and do that. | |
| Anyway, so all of that was going on. | |
| And I told, and basically I got out of it by convincing the prosecutor, you do not want me on that stand angry at you and you ask me questions, right? | |
| I'm not going to be your witness in this under those circumstances and I'll fuck you guys over because I'm real smart and you guys are really stupid. | |
| And so they let me alone. | |
| It took 18 months and they finally dropped the subpoena, blah, blah, blah. | |
| Never hassled me and got me involved in that kind of stuff afterwards. | |
| But there are karmic repercussions to all of this. | |
| And this was why that's why I did that, right? | |
| That people would know that I'm up front dealing with how these things actually occurred. | |
| Now, this is why I stopped fucking with the cryptos in 2018. | |
| I wasn't interested. | |
| I didn't need to make money. | |
| I was dying anyway, had died that year, didn't see that I was going to be living that much longer, yada, yada, yada, yada. | |
| And so I didn't really care about money. | |
| And I was never really that interested in the money aspect. | |
| It was cool. | |
| Once I achieved money, I didn't reach the amount I needed, you know, can't rely on Social Security, that kind of thing. | |
| I wasn't that interested in the progression of it all. | |
| I was much more concerned with how all this stuff works. | |
| But this is why, all right, so there are people out there that are taking my words and they're attempting to say that, you know, that we're going into the end of the world as we know it, right? | |
| And that that's associated with the $600 silver. | |
| We are in the end of the world as we know it. | |
| That happens every fucking day because it's all recreated in the event stream. | |
| And we do have $600 silver headed for us relative to ZPT. | |
| But it won't involve $600 silver being traded. | |
| The value won't be in the trading of the silver back and forth for milk and bread and stuff, right? | |
| What it's probably going to end up, and I think at this, but it never is going to come out as anybody envisions it, but I think now there's a general trend towards the idea that the $600 silver is related to the zero-point technology, which is going to require these metals. | |
| Now, at some point, we'll be able to manufacture silver. | |
| Okay, so I've got a friend of mine, Ken Schwartz. | |
| He's a very smart guy. | |
| He does what's known as Moxie fusion, metal oxide fusion, and it converts, it's a low-level nuclear process, you know, molecular process that they use on metals and stuff. | |
| And he can make you any metal you want in a very pure form, okay, because he does it with energy. | |
| And they transmute like they might turn tungsten into gold because tungsten is heavy and cheap. | |
| And you want to get as close to the ultimate molecule as you want that you're after. | |
| You want to get as close as possible with your source molecules. | |
| And so he could turn, you know, you could probably do something like turn water into gold if you wanted, but the amount of energy would be so vastly huge that nobody would ever want to do it, right? | |
| The amount of energy required to turn tungsten into gold is maybe marginally profitable. | |
| But it's a bitch to make silver, okay, for a lot of different reasons. | |
| I think because of those two isotopes, but I don't know. | |
| But anyway, you can't make silver as cheaply as you can make gold. | |
| There's nothing close enough to silver molecularly that would easily transmute. | |
| You've got to put a lot of energy into it and so on. | |
| So silver will always be more difficult to make than gold. | |
| Silver has properties that gold does not and other metals do not. | |
| So I'm of the opinion that silver has some form of a unique propensity towards electricity that's going to be exploited by the zero-point technology. | |
| And I've seen instances of language to that coming out of your brains as we all look into the event stream through, and then they leak it out into the internet. | |
| But how that is going to emerge, I can't say at this stage. | |
| That's about basically as close as I can get on that, that it will be associated with. | |
| And now I'm going back to my work in the examination and the analysis of the event stream and the functions of it and the rules that it seems under which it seems to operate. | |
| And I'll come and talk to you about it later with other conclusions that I get. | |
| But I just wanted to, you know, people are making videos and stuff. | |
| And no, I didn't say that. | |
| I just wanted to make sure that, you know, we have at least some attempt towards a clarity of understanding of what we're talking about here, right? | |
| I'm not going to reiterate anymore. | |
| So this over an hour, hopefully it makes some sense. | |
| This stuff here is fucking complex. | |
| And we're just now getting into it. | |
| And there's a thousand years of science to be evolved out of this. | |
| So anyway, take care, guys. | |
| I've got to do things, make a pie, that kind of thing. | |
| Real stuff, right? | |
| Real stuff. | |
| And my common shared reality is pretty good. | |
| I'm getting a handle on it all. | |
| And it allows you to do things. | |
| So it's worth pursuing. | |
| What is that? |