Bashar talking about their being other timelines where perhaps particular near misses were actually casualties, and time not being as concrete as we might like to think.

Does that point towards a realization of the human experience to be a virtual reality?

Fake it till u make it

The idea ‘fake it till you make it’ is actually entirely valid. Everything in a sense is fake. What I mean by that is that everything that is created is created with a genesis of thought. Before something was created it was just a probability. When I see some thing I would like to identify as, I can fake being that thing. In a sense I am then creating a version of that thing, like all things before it, created from a genesis of thought; of observation. Running a stimulus input through an ego personality structure…

Encryption flavour of the week in US politics

The latest edition of ‘all your base are belong to us’ starring the US Gov. surrounds forced backdoors in smartphones.

This is what I thought:
Any sanctioned security product does not magically remove all unsanctioned security pathways. So the key holder basically wants to become world police of all security it overseas. We’re the good guys, and we define all control of those we deem to be possibly under inverstigation, this can only lead to the existential question of who is the observer, choosing what the observed may do. Which leads to a self examinitory question of the validity of government expansion.

USoS (United States of Space) – Chappelle

everything is space.

. .within possibility is an idea, even a constant idea like maths. Maths + idea = physical reality. Idea = dimentionality. dimension change linearly, dimension called time. in spacetime is persistent virtual energy flux called particle, around particle is force relation, you stay near me particle thats how this thing works. You change that and there will be more focused energy here.

afterthought:
We are just trying to prove we are more particle than probability

 

Just saw this on Ram Dass’ FB: Albert Einstein & Rabindranath Tagore on the Nature of Reality