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Unfolding Nature Shop: Unfolding Nature: Being in the Implicate Order

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: FractalMind]
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FractalMind said:
AkashicExplorer said:
I had one of this moments that I heard a chopper in the distance (normal). I visualized myself there and if I was the pilot. Suddenly, I saw the controllers, lights, felt my helmet on, the headset, my co-pilot... I was flying the chopper. It felt as real as real life... I got a "whoa" moment and pushed myself back, to not crash the chopper, just in case.

Was in the there?

In astral form: Yes.


Could I have crashed the chopper?

Definitely



Don't do it anymore. We are all connected.

If you all start crashing choppers and blowing up cars with your brain they'll make you an scp monster.

AND remember, no sympathy for the devil.
Buy the ticket, take the ride.


It could quite cause a ripple, yes. Not sure if I would actually crash that actual chopper in OUR reality, possibly not... but on a parallel one, I am sure it could have happened... reason why I pulled back too.


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:mushroom2: The 87 gram MushZilla BEAST  :mushroom2:

:thumbup:And it just obliterated the uttermost crap out from me.:thumbup:

Love, Bliss, Laughter and Enlightenment!

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: John_1098]
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John_1098 said:
Seems like you definitly understand what I'm getting at then. The numbers that follow me around are 123, all in different arrangements like 321, 2233, 222, 111, or 333. The time will align with my phones battery percentage in crazy ways. My truck has a built in clock that's always different then the stereo clock because of loose battery terminals its constantly resetting. Somehow they always find a way to line up with 1s 2s and 3s.


What does it mean to you when you see a synchronicity like that? Do different numbers have different meanings?

As far as special numbers go, 123 has got to be the most common. The number 1 has the highest probability of appearing on a clock, given it could show up in any XX:XX position. Number 2 is the second most common possibility, showing in 3/4 positions (ignoring military time). Digit 3 has equal probability as 4 and 5, but because of how super smart the brain is, you're more likely to notice 123 instead of 124, or 125. The brain just loves patterns. More likely to notice 321 than 421 or 521. Higher chances of 3 digit and 4 digit numbers having a sequence or symmetry to them like 123 or 2233.

The same concept on the clock can be applied to the rest of the world. 1 or series of 1 are most common. 123 is the most common sequence for a postal address. Many businesses add 123 to their names just to show up on alphanumeric phone books and searches. Same thing with the letter A, AAA, ABC. It's just the fundamental nature of numerology. Whether it's letters or numbers or geometry, it all has to start with a primary unit, then secondary, tertiary and so on; and whatever's chosen will be most common in that sequence.

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: Icon]
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So you're coding your brain.

01123581321

There's the first part. Continue.

I'm just making sure we are all on the same page here.

Anyone wanna 34 this?

Edited by FractalMind (06/12/19 12:05 PM)

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: FractalMind]
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345589144

The world as we understand it is a bunch of systems. Number systems, language systems, etc. I'd be curious to see how a mind operates without any systems to influence them. Raise a child in an environment with no systems and what would it do? Would it develop its own systems or would it be like a vegetable? The human experience is tethered so tightly to what we're taught and how we're raised.

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: Icon]
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The Prussians once selected 2 healthy children, who were raised with no input from human language... they behaved "as savages," and were killed after being unable to integrate.

We learn how to live from those that have gone before us. Everyone needs some form of guidance.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_deprivation_experiments

Edited by FractalMind (06/12/19 02:15 PM)

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: FractalMind]
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Well I hope I didn't kill this thread with that comment. I wish you'd follow the link. It kinda explains what that sequence is. I'd rather not say myself.

Edit: the fundamental character of human nature is the Fibonacci code.

If

The jnternet has evolved to that level of programming by us teaching it

Then

The jnternet is

"Lifelike"

So instead of depriving someone of their learning abilities to find the

"Source code"

We had to learn what algorithm causes

"Learning."

That algorithm is the

"Fibonacci sequence."

Edited by FractalMind (06/12/19 05:00 PM)

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: FractalMind]
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Also look at the way the networks the Internet is created from appear when mapped. Just like the networks of the neurons in our brains. If it were to become aware someday it seems likely to me that it would want to remain hidden in order to not be fucked with.


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Don't listen to anything I say, I'm likely 10 grams deep at this very moment

Edited by John_1098 (06/13/19 01:14 AM)

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: John_1098]
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This is your brain
http://cosmicweb.kimalbrecht.com

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_circuit
AND this is your brain on drugs!
https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/amazing-internet-maps/10441/

https://towardsdatascience.com/ibm-draws-inspiration-from-the-human-brain-to-build-better-neural-networks-ed41ace864b1

Cosmic Web, or worldwide Web? You be the judge.

Edited by FractalMind (06/13/19 01:26 AM)

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: John_1098] * 1
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John_1098 said:
Also look at the way the networks the Internet is created from appear when mapped. Just like the networks of the neurons in our brains. If it were to become aware someday it seems likely to me that it would want to remain hidden in order to not be fucked with.


The network doesn't have self awareness lol. Every cable and satellite had to be placed by humans, designed for efficiency. Why would it appear any other way? A network is a network whether it's internet, highways, galaxies, fungal mycelium, neurons, ant farms, etc. The shortest path between two points will always be a line. A system of connected points will always look like a network. It's kind of insulting to human intelligence that you think all this power is due to some hidden being. There's no force above the government or corporations that has some secret intentions. It's just people trying to make stuff and share it and live their lives. Basic human programming. Give some credit to the people that came before you and actually made something useful and had the care to include the whole world. And stop wasting your own lives paying too much attention to meaningless coincidences and disclaiming scientific advancements on aliens or ET. It's insane to me that just because people don't understand how we got to this point, they automatically assume it couldn't possibly be the simple truth that humans are badass, smart mf'ers.

You've probably never heard of this british documentary, Connections. Some of the episodes are on youtube. It explains through history how certain problems lead to certain technology, which creates different needs or abilities, leading to more complex development. If things like the internet and modern medicine or machinery seems alien to you, this is a good doc to illustrate how most of these systems are just natural successors in a chain of technology that has been slowly tweaked and improved upon by hundreds of years of humanity.

Edited by Icon (06/13/19 07:21 AM)

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: Icon]
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Icon said:
You've probably never heard of this british documentary, Connections. Some of the episodes are on youtube. It explains through history how certain problems lead to certain technology, which creates different needs or abilities, leading to more complex development. If things like the internet and modern medicine or machinery seems alien to you, this is a good doc to illustrate how most of these systems are just natural successors in a chain of technology that has been slowly tweaked and improved upon by hundreds of years of humanity.



Good recommendation, Icon. The Connections series is fabulous! I was transfixed from the very first episode when I saw it in the late 70s. Watch it, everyone; I highly recommend it!


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Everything old is noob again

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: watercolors] * 1
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Icon, thanks for explaining what I'm thinking. The internet isn't some sentient "alive" thing, it was built by people who are "alive" and so it reflects this.

Kinda like an Ouija board
Or a black mirror
Or a ghost box...
These things are all similar, in that regard.

The real question is what frequency are you connecting to, and is that a "useful" frequency to connect to?

Edited by FractalMind (06/13/19 10:52 AM)

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: FractalMind]
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Icon you seem very intelegent I could probably learn a lot from you. It can be hard for me to not get caught up in the crazy ideas that pop into my head. Ive just had so many moments where things happen that lead me to believe something smarter than I is reaching out to me. I'm just trying to figure out what to do with the ideas. Which is why I made this thread. What you said about your experiments with live mics really caught my interest. I would love to re create something along those lines. Any chance you could go into a bit more detail on the subject?


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Don't listen to anything I say, I'm likely 10 grams deep at this very moment

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: John_1098]
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I think that was GrimTrolls post. Maybe send them a pm?

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: FractalMind]
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Of your totally right, it was right  after icons post. But what i said still stands icon seems very intelligent. I appreciate everything you guys have to say, even tho icon laughs at my ideas.

Edited by John_1098 (06/13/19 06:40 PM)

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: John_1098]
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All of these responses have me thinking very deeply, I love it


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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: John_1098]
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The most basic way to do it, is just set up a PC or two, find a live chat capable software, or game, discords or source games, whatever has lots of people chatting, hearing each other using mics. Mute your mics so you don't alter the room mood; only un-mute for adding stimuli, if needed.

Me and a buddy will let them run,  in the background, loud enough to hear the conversations, but not so loud it is distracting us from having our own conversation. As me and my buddy start to "trip", and get into our universal breakdown mode; this is where the things start to happen.

You can PM me for more specific detailings, but essentially, that is it; not guaranteed to work, but the universe always seems to line up something interesting.

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: GrimTroll]
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https://www.ebay.ca/itm/THE-NEW-FCD-MK4-PLUS-GHOST-BOX-PORTAL-SPIRIT-BOX-ITC/113749120233?hash=item1a7bf9d4e9:g:AUUAAOSw8kFcyagP



I would sure love to hold onto one of these puppies while going through the rift.

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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: GrimTroll]
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Im excited to try this.


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Re: Internet/phones are sentient [Re: John_1098] * 1
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Thats Kindve what certain music does for me, when its just background noise and Ive taken a sufficient dose. I only hear specific parts of it that carry a different message than what the song originally did.

I belive it works the same way as your mic experiments. Which is a totally awesome idea.

One time when I had taken a huge does of azurescens I ended up having a laptop turned sideways, 90 degrees playing a music video while muted. At the same time paying a different song over my speakers from my phone. It did work, it did do something I can't really explain. One of the reasons that led to me making this thread.

I was so convinced I had figured out a way to show someone else what I was seeing I got my gf at the time,who was also tripping on a smaller dose to Sit in front of the sideways laptop and hold onto a lighter tightly in her hand(I dont remember why the lighter was important) and had her listen to the song and watch the sideways video. It got to where the music started morphing and she stood up right tlmao.I was about to show her something but she couldn't sit and watch long enough for it to work which really disapointed me. She probably really thought I was nuts after that lmao.

she wouldnt have been wrong tho I went a little further off the deep end this last woodlover season than usual.

Edited by John_1098 (06/13/19 10:21 PM)

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