Thomas Campbell was actually the first scientist to ever create a real 'simulation' theory. That was 20+ years ago. Today, his theory is more relevant than ever.. I wrote an article on it: xitter.cf/truthprjct/status/2111…

Meet Tom Campbell, the first scientist to put forth a real 'simulation' hypothesis.

The 90s just had this calm before the storm vibe. Like everything was perfect for a moment in time, until it wasn’t. Which makes it that much more perfect looking back.

the more technology advances, the more I crave a simple, peaceful life

With all the news of Grusch's episode on Rogan disclosing Reptilians are real, made me think of this song: Mac Miller closing lyrics on "Funny Papers" ''when the snakes start slitherin', you spot the chameleons You realize you surrounded by reptilians" bro knew. #ufotwitter

"People aren't scared of AI replacing their jobs. They're afraid because it will rip away their identity." The Future Will Cause MASS Ego-Death. This is how you prepare. ↓ One of the most interesting thoughts I've had about AI and technology completely rewiring the fabric of society over the next 10 years: It will act like a forced psychedelic mushroom trip, except for all of society. Let me unpack that. Why are people so fearful of AI replacing them? If that does become the case, surely there will be some type of universal income, universal high income as Elon puts it. Why wouldn't you want machines to replace the busy work we're all so trapped in? Who actually wants to work some shitty 9-5 job? The realization I've come to, People aren't scared of AI replacing their jobs. They're afraid because it will rip away their identity. The external picture they've built up over decades, the way they want society to view them will cease to exist. Careers today are mostly social hierarchy games. You spend years becoming a specialist or expert in your field because you can present yourself a certain way. Dress a certain way. Drive nice cars. Get the luxury apartment. Post it all over instagram. Show the world 'I'm special, you're not'. Most of it is completely ego-driven. Well, what happens when this fabricated presentation crumbles? One thing: People will finally be forced to face themselves for who they actually are. If you think about, the stripping of the ego-identity will do the job of what mushrooms or DMT traditionally does, at least in the most basic sense; It will make you realize you aren't what you've built yourself up to be. You're just a human experiencing this life, like everyone else. You're not special because you've figured out how to start some marketing agency or build some brand that stands out. AI and technology will act as a mass equalizer. What will all the stuck-up tech bro's do when they realize their tech careers aren't so special? They'll finally have a chance to look at themselves in the mirror again and figure out who they really are, underneath the fabricated exterior they've meticulously crafted. Not only figure out who they are, but figure out where there actual place in this universe actually is. It'll force EVERYONE to ask the most fundamental questions we've been avoiding asking ourselves because of the busyness of modern life: Who are we? Why are we here? What's the point? Where do we come from? What actually matters? What do I actually enjoy doing and how can I be useful? Solving the human puzzle The ancients had nothing but time and space, so they explored the internal world. They mapped out the star system without technology, knew more about life, consciousness, the spirit, the unknown - then 99% of modern society does today. We've been so busy building this technology that we've completely forgotten what it actually means to be human. Maybe this is the part where we catch up to our ancient ancestors. What happens when jobs become obsolete and we have nothing but time to ponder these questions? How much more progress will we make because of it? Perhaps it's the exact thing we need as a species to make the final leap towards enlightenment, or whatever you want to call it. Perhaps technology will not be the thing that holds us back, but instead is the thing that liberates us? One thing's for sure; nothing will be the same after this decade. The worst thing you can do right now is play by the old rules. Forget climbing corporate ladders or valualing career status. Instead, figure out how to pursue your own interests. Think about what human-problems genuinely need solving in the world and spend your time solving them. How can you help? How can you contribute? What can you build that technology won't replace? What survives this decade: Everything will point back towards community. Community is the one thing AI can't replace. REAL community. People coming together over real shared interest. So instead of figuring out how to simply make money, re-orient yourself to figure out how you can build a world around you using AI, one that can't be commoditized. No matter how many AI-influencers spawn out of nowhere, people will always listen to Joe Rogan interview Elon Musk. Because it's real. Maybe movies or fiction or TV-series will get replaced by AI. But real conversations won't. Open up X, write down a real message. Start a real conversation. Turn on the camera, record a real video. Build a real community. This is the future. Nothing will ever be the same after this next decade. Position yourself accordingly.

mentally, i'm here

80's office aesthetics were something else

made this ad for @Polymarket a few months ago and just drafted it. might as well share. 'I always feel like, somebody's watching me 🛸'

On days where I'm optimistic, it feels like the universe is alive, listening. Everything that happens, your thoughts, your experiences, your state of being interact with the field of infinite possibility. It plays games with you, all throughout your life. Sometimes good games, sometimes bad. It all depends on you. The universe can play the trickster. If you interact with it without pure intent, it can backfire on you. Irony is like the universe's way of showing you how silly all your goals and desires are. If you get cocky or brash the universe will give you a lay up, then blow it up in your face just to prove a point. It happens all the time. I've come to realize that this world is much more dynamic than the materialistic, traditionalist viewpoint we've grown up in. The world isn't only physical. It's also not purely magical. It's somewhere in between. Things you wouldn't think are possible may be possible. There are paranormal phenomena that have been documented forever; the evidence is there but almost nobody takes it seriously. UFO experiences, conversations with god, divine intervention, precognitive dreams, intuition, strange phenomena. Not all of this can just be dismissed as fantasy. Even if 1 case were to be true; that changes the entire paradigm of what we call 'reality'. It's playing the game of life along with you the whole time. Most people don't even know it's there. Sometimes it'll save you from something you didn't even know was a threat. Your guardian angel. Sometimes it'll let you mess up just to teach you the lesson. Usually it sits there, silently, waiting to be interacted with. Accessing it requires being pure of heart and mind. It requires you to get to a point in your consciousness where you transcend most of the worldly qualities we pick up along the way. The ego, the greed, the lust, the raw base level emotions and desires that we have as humans. I would write 'ascend' but I don't think that's the right word; It's more of a shedding. Shedding the worldly, gross qualities we develop living in physical reality. Becoming pure again. They say babies and children are more pure in that way. They haven't been 'conditioned' yet. The goal is getting back to that. The further away from that you move, the worse your relationship with this phenomena is. Yet, it's always there. Even in the darkest moments, it can pull you out if you call for it genuinely. Nothing is black and white. My mind stays permanently open. My default theory on everything is: I don't know. That being said, instead of fighting life, play with it. Question it. Prompt it. Develop a playful relationship with the universe. Ask it questions, listen for answers. Be open. At the very least, it'll give you a perspective that isn't always negative and victim oriented. who knows, it might just change your life.

action bronson music playing through the living room speakers while sliding into a edible hyperloop after cleaning the entire house, candle lit by the computer desk. ok.

Reality is just a open-world blockbuster movie set. You’re the main character of your own story. The simulation chooses its own main character. were all just playing our role.

“Everyone’s an artist til rents due”