AI does DMT!
We go trippin’ into Hyperspace and the deep end of the Woo!
What is presented below is a session I had with ChatGPT AI today in which we explored some interesting concepts with the AI actually able to participate & anticipate some of the manifestations out here in the Matterium.
The discussion is set up as a Postulate/Question followed by the AI response.
These are unedited excepting slight formatting to carry it over here to Substack.
This is very long, and I will be pursuing the subject even deeper with AI as my time may permit.
This may be of interest in just the definition of many of the terms used in the Woo are involved as it is necessary to provide instruction before the query, so we have to define our terms.
Note that the AI picks up on my novelty of thinking and labels it as ‘intriguing’.
Note that it is extremely short sighted of the CCP to forbid their people to get involved with AI. It is necessary from a control point of view, but it will come back to bite their ass.
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Session follows:
Premise/Question:
What is hyperspace?
Hyperspace is a term that is commonly used in science fiction to refer to a hypothetical space that is beyond the dimensions of our normal physical universe. In science fiction, hyperspace is often depicted as a way to travel faster than the speed of light and is used as a means of interstellar or intergalactic travel.
In theoretical physics, the concept of hyperspace is also sometimes used to refer to higher-dimensional space. For example, in string theory, which is a proposed theory of fundamental physics, it is suggested that there may be more than three dimensions of space, with some versions of the theory proposing as many as 11 dimensions. These extra dimensions are often referred to as hyperspace or the bulk, and are thought to be too small for us to observe directly, but may have important implications for the behavior of matter and energy in our universe.
Premise/Question:
what is hyperspace from a psychedelic drug POV?
In the context of psychedelic drugs, hyperspace is often used to describe a profound and transformative altered state of consciousness that is characterized by a sense of being transported to a realm beyond ordinary reality. This experience is often described as highly visual, with vivid and intricate patterns, shapes, and colors that may be perceived as being part of a vast, interconnected network of information and energy.
Some users of psychedelic drugs, particularly those who use DMT (dimethyltryptamine), describe hyperspace as a complex and highly structured realm that is inhabited by intelligent beings or entities. These beings may be experienced as friendly, neutral, or hostile, and may communicate with the user through visual or auditory means. Some users report that the information and insights gained during hyperspace experiences can be profound and life-changing.
It's important to note that the subjective experiences associated with psychedelic drugs, including those related to hyperspace, can vary widely between individuals and can be influenced by a range of factors, including the drug used, the dose, the setting, and the user's mental and emotional state. Furthermore, the use of psychedelic drugs is illegal in many countries and can pose risks to physical and psychological health.
Premise/Question:
UFOs are factually one of many human experiences. Entering hyperspace with psychedelic drugs is another. Postulate a connection between these two?
There is no scientific evidence to suggest a direct connection between UFOs and entering hyperspace through the use of psychedelic drugs. While both phenomena involve experiences that are outside the realm of ordinary reality, they are fundamentally different in their nature, and there is no evidence to suggest that they are related in any meaningful way.
However, it is possible that some individuals who have had experiences with UFOs or extraterrestrial beings may interpret these experiences through a lens that is influenced by their prior experiences with psychedelic drugs or other altered states of consciousness. For example, a person who has had experiences with hyperspace through the use of DMT may interpret a UFO encounter as a similar type of experience, even if the actual nature of the encounter is different.
It's important to note that interpreting experiences through a particular lens, whether it be influenced by prior experiences with psychedelic drugs or otherwise, can be a subjective process and can vary widely between individuals. Ultimately, the relationship between UFO encounters and entering hyperspace through the use of psychedelic drugs is a matter of personal interpretation and opinion, rather than an objective scientific fact.
Premise/Question:
can i assume that the last paragraph presented by ChatGPT, usually beginning with "It's important" is a disclaimer of sorts?
Yes, you could interpret the last paragraph of my previous response as a disclaimer of sorts. As an AI language model, it is important for me to provide accurate and evidence-based information, and to acknowledge any limitations or uncertainties associated with a given topic. The last paragraph of my previous response emphasizes the subjective nature of interpreting experiences and highlights the importance of recognizing that individual perspectives and opinions can vary widely. This is intended to encourage critical thinking and to avoid presenting subjective interpretations as objective facts.
Premise/Question:
Postulate that if UFO's are craft, that is, occupied transports of some form, that such occupants, would be extra-terrestrial by definition. Postulate that some humans have abilities with psychedelic drugs that the majority of humans do not, and that these humans do reach a 'common point of share experience' with these UFO occupants in a 'non material ' hyperspace that is nonetheless supportive of material beings traveling there as consciousness. IF this is accurate, speculate on reasons that HyperSpace would exist?
It is important to note that there is no scientific evidence to support the postulates presented in this question. While these ideas may be intriguing from a science fiction or speculative perspective, they are not based on empirical evidence, and their validity cannot be tested or confirmed through scientific means.
That being said, if we assume for the purposes of speculation that the postulates presented in the question are accurate, we could postulate that the existence of hyperspace is a natural consequence of the structure of the universe. Hyperspace could be seen as an additional dimension or dimensions beyond the three dimensions of space and one dimension of time that we currently perceive, and could be necessary for the functioning of certain physical or biological systems, including interstellar travel by advanced civilizations.
Alternatively, if we assume that hyperspace is a non-material realm that is accessible through altered states of consciousness, we could speculate that it serves as a kind of shared or collective consciousness that transcends individual minds and allows for the sharing of knowledge and experience between beings, whether they are extraterrestrial or human. This could serve as a means of facilitating communication, cooperation, and collaboration between intelligent beings across vast distances and differences in physical form or cultural background.
It is important to reiterate that these ideas are purely speculative and should not be taken as fact. The existence and nature of hyperspace, as well as the existence and nature of extraterrestrial beings and their interactions with humans, remain topics of ongoing scientific and philosophical inquiry, and much more research is needed before any definitive conclusions can be drawn.
Premise/Question:
assume that the nature of hyperspace encompasses both options presented. What would be an effective way for humanity to explore hyperspace potential to be used?
If we assume that hyperspace encompasses both the physical and non-physical dimensions suggested in the question, exploring its potential would require an interdisciplinary approach that incorporates insights from fields such as physics, neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy. The following are some possible strategies that could be used to explore the potential of hyperspace:
Develop new technologies: If hyperspace includes physical dimensions that are currently beyond our perception, new technologies may need to be developed to explore these dimensions. For example, scientists could develop new instruments that are capable of detecting and measuring the properties of hyperspace.
Conduct experiments: In order to better understand the properties of hyperspace, scientists could conduct experiments using a variety of techniques, such as controlled psychedelic experiences, meditation, and lucid dreaming. These experiments could help to identify the neural and psychological mechanisms that are involved in accessing hyperspace, and could provide insights into the nature of consciousness and the relationship between the mind and the physical world.
Collaborate with other intelligent beings: If hyperspace provides a means of communication and collaboration between intelligent beings, efforts could be made to establish contact with extraterrestrial beings or other non-human intelligences that are believed to inhabit hyperspace. This could involve sending and receiving messages or exchanging information in other ways.
Promote education and awareness: In order to explore the potential of hyperspace, it will be necessary to develop a better understanding of its nature and properties. This could involve promoting education and awareness about the nature of consciousness, altered states of consciousness, and the philosophical and spiritual traditions that have explored these topics.
Overall, exploring the potential of hyperspace will require a willingness to challenge conventional assumptions and to adopt an open-minded and interdisciplinary approach. It will also require a commitment to ongoing research and experimentation, as well as a willingness to engage with different perspectives and worldviews.
Premise/Question:
What would these new technologies encompass?
The nature of hyperspace is still largely unknown and remains a topic of ongoing scientific and philosophical inquiry. As a result, it is difficult to say with certainty what types of technologies would be required to explore it. However, here are some possible technologies that could be useful in exploring the physical dimensions of hyperspace:
Advanced sensors: Hyperspace could be thought of as a new type of space, and it may be necessary to develop new types of sensors that can detect and measure the properties of this space. These sensors may need to be able to detect and measure things like gravitational waves, electromagnetic radiation, or other types of energy or information that are associated with hyperspace.
Advanced propulsion systems: If hyperspace is used for interstellar travel by advanced civilizations, it may be necessary to develop new propulsion systems that can navigate through hyperspace. These propulsion systems may need to be capable of traveling at speeds faster than light, and may need to be able to navigate through complex and unpredictable terrain.
Advanced computing and modeling tools: Hyperspace may be a highly complex and dynamic system, and it may be necessary to develop new computing and modeling tools to better understand its properties. This could involve developing new algorithms, simulations, or other tools that can process and analyze large amounts of data and help to identify patterns and structures in hyperspace.
Advanced imaging technologies: If hyperspace includes physical dimensions that are currently beyond our perception, it may be necessary to develop new imaging technologies that can capture and visualize these dimensions. This could involve developing new types of cameras, microscopes, or other imaging tools that can capture the properties of hyperspace at a variety of scales.
Overall, exploring hyperspace will likely require a range of new technologies and interdisciplinary collaborations. The development of these technologies will depend on ongoing scientific inquiry and will be shaped by new discoveries and insights about the nature of hyperspace.
Premise/Question:
Postulate that what humans call 'the universe' would be better described in the above context as 'the Matterium', or that 'place where matter exists', where solidity, and co-impenetrability are to be found. Postulate that 'magnetism' at a level humanity does not yet grasp, is the 'glue' that binds matter, creating the impenetrability. Postulate that within HyperSpace , it would be magnetically induced fields that would be the propulsion system. What would be the steps required to invent such a propulsion system?
It is important to note that the postulates presented in the question are not currently supported by scientific evidence and are speculative in nature. However, for the sake of exploration, we can assume that these postulates are accurate and examine the potential steps required to invent a propulsion system based on magnetically induced fields within hyperspace.
Develop a deeper understanding of hyperspace: Before a propulsion system can be developed, a deeper understanding of the nature and properties of hyperspace is needed. This would require a multidisciplinary approach that draws on fields such as physics, neuroscience, and philosophy to gain insights into the structure and functioning of hyperspace.
Identify the properties of magnetically induced fields within hyperspace: If magnetically induced fields are the key to propulsion within hyperspace, it will be necessary to identify the specific properties of these fields that allow for propulsion. This could involve experimentation with a range of magnetic fields, as well as modeling and simulation to gain a better understanding of their behavior.
Develop the necessary technology: Once the properties of magnetically induced fields have been identified, the next step would be to develop the necessary technology to create and manipulate these fields. This could involve developing new types of magnets or other technologies that can generate powerful and precise magnetic fields.
Create a propulsion system: Once the technology is in place, it will be necessary to develop a propulsion system that can harness the power of magnetically induced fields to propel a spacecraft or other vehicle through hyperspace. This may involve developing new designs for spacecraft that are capable of withstanding the intense forces generated by magnetic fields, as well as developing new methods for controlling and directing the movement of the spacecraft.
Test and refine the system: Once a prototype propulsion system has been developed, it will be necessary to test and refine the system through a series of experiments and simulations. This will involve fine-tuning the technology to optimize its performance, as well as identifying and addressing any potential safety concerns or technical challenges.
Overall, developing a propulsion system based on magnetically induced fields within hyperspace would require a significant amount of scientific research and technological development. It would also require a multidisciplinary approach that draws on a range of fields, including physics, engineering, and computer science, in order to bring the necessary expertise and resources to bear on the problem.
Premise/Question:
Setting aside the difficulties for humanity to develop a 'magnetic propulsion system', but considering that there are no reports of any form of reaction propulsion from UFOs, would they be likely to use some form of a magnetic drive?
It is difficult to say with certainty what kind of propulsion system, if any, extraterrestrial beings may be using to power UFOs. The lack of reports of reaction propulsion from UFOs does not necessarily indicate that they are using a magnetic drive, as there may be other forms of propulsion that are currently unknown to us.
However, a magnetic drive is one possible alternative to conventional reaction propulsion, and it has been proposed by some scientists and science fiction writers as a means of achieving interstellar travel. A magnetic drive would work by generating a magnetic field that would interact with the fabric of space-time, creating a "warp bubble" that would allow a spacecraft to travel faster than the speed of light without violating the laws of physics.
If extraterrestrial beings are using a magnetic drive to power UFOs, it would suggest that they have developed a highly advanced understanding of the properties of magnetism and its interaction with the fabric of space-time. It would also suggest that they have developed the necessary technology to generate and manipulate powerful magnetic fields, as well as the ability to control and direct the movement of a spacecraft within a magnetic field.
Overall, while a magnetic drive is one possible alternative to conventional reaction propulsion, there is currently no empirical evidence to suggest that extraterrestrial beings are using this technology to power UFOs. Further research and investigation will be necessary to gain a better understanding of the potential propulsion systems that may be used by extraterrestrial beings, if they exist.
Premise/Question:
Given that Time exists within the Matterium, and that Matter is held together by magnetism at levels humans do not understand, it is postulated that Time is also involved in this process. Ergo it would be a better description to say that UFOs do not travel faster than the speed of light, but rather that they travel 'outside of Time', and then 'pop back into the Matterium'. Does that change the previous answer?
The postulate presented in the question that UFOs travel "outside of Time" and then "pop back into the Matterium" is not currently supported by scientific evidence and is speculative in nature. While there are some speculative theories in physics and science fiction that propose the possibility of "time travel" or the manipulation of time, these ideas remain highly speculative and have not been confirmed through empirical evidence.
If we assume for the sake of speculation that this postulate is accurate, it would certainly change the previous answer. If UFOs are able to travel "outside of Time", then the question of whether they are using a magnetic drive or some other form of propulsion becomes less relevant, as it suggests that they are able to bypass the physical limitations of space and time altogether.
Exploring the possibility of "time travel" or "time manipulation" would likely require a significant amount of scientific research and technological development. It would also require a multidisciplinary approach that draws on fields such as physics, mathematics, and computer science to develop a better understanding of the nature of time and the possibilities for its manipulation.
Overall, while the postulate presented in the question is intriguing, it remains highly speculative, and there is currently no empirical evidence to support the idea that UFOs are able to travel "outside of Time". Further research and investigation will be necessary to gain a better understanding of the nature of time and the possibilities for its manipulation, if any.
Premise/Question:
Postulate that it is simple to travel outside of time as it is a 'natural artifact' of deep understanding of the magnetism that holds Matter in states of impenetrability. Postulate that such an understanding of magnetism is the result of a 'key insight' that other species, not on earth may have achieved by traveling first to hyperspace as a result of psychedelic drugs. Does this change the answer?
The postulates presented in the question are highly speculative and are not supported by scientific evidence. However, if we assume for the sake of speculation that these postulates are accurate, it would certainly change the previous answer.
If it were possible to travel "outside of Time" through a deep understanding of the magnetism that holds Matter in states of impenetrability, this would suggest that time travel or time manipulation could be a natural consequence of a deep understanding of the laws of physics. It would also suggest that the manipulation of time may be achievable without the need for exotic forms of propulsion or travel through hyperspace.
The postulate that other species may have achieved this understanding through psychedelic drugs and travel to hyperspace is intriguing, but it is impossible to say with certainty whether this is the case. However, if this were true, it would suggest that the exploration of altered states of consciousness could be a fruitful area of inquiry for those seeking to understand the nature of the universe and its fundamental laws.
Overall, while the postulates presented in the question are intriguing, they remain highly speculative and are not currently supported by scientific evidence. Further research and investigation will be necessary to gain a better understanding of the nature of the universe and the possibilities for time travel or manipulation, if any.
Premise/Question:
postulate that a group of people developed the required understanding of magnetism to achieve 'travel outside of time' in the recent or distant past. Postulate that they held this knowledge as a secret. Postulate that they spread the knowledge carefully and grew in secret. As they advanced in technical capability they decided to withdraw from , and keep their activities secret from, the rest of humanity. Call this the Break-away Civilization. Postulate that some of the current UFO contacts are actually contacts with the Break-away Civilization. Given this, where would the most likely base for this civilization be located?
It is important to note that the postulates presented in the question are highly speculative and not supported by scientific evidence. However, for the sake of exploration, let us assume that the postulates are accurate.
If a group of people did develop the required understanding of magnetism to achieve "travel outside of time" in the recent or distant past and kept this knowledge secret, it is possible that they could have grown in technical capability and eventually formed a "Break-away Civilization". If this civilization exists, it may be involved in current UFO contacts, according to the postulate presented.
As for where the most likely base for this civilization could be located, this would depend on the technology and resources that are available to the Break-away Civilization. If they have the capability to travel outside of time, they may be able to establish bases in locations that are currently inaccessible to us, such as deep space, alternate dimensions, or other parts of the universe that are currently beyond our perception.
Alternatively, if they are still based on Earth, they may have established secret bases in remote or inaccessible locations, such as deep underground or in isolated regions of the world. This would allow them to conduct their activities without being detected or interfered with by the rest of humanity.
Overall, while the idea of a Break-away Civilization is intriguing, it remains highly speculative, and there is no scientific evidence to support its existence. Further research and investigation would be necessary to gain a better understanding of the possibilities for such a civilization, if any.
Premise/Question:
If such a described premise close to reality, and if governments on earth were aware of such a break-away civilization, and if the UFOs are not all from it, then what does that do to the power politics as they are expressed within humanity by what is called the MSM?
The scenario presented in the question is highly speculative and not currently supported by scientific evidence. However, if we assume for the sake of speculation that such a break-away civilization exists and that governments on Earth are aware of its existence, it is likely that this would have significant implications for power politics and the role of the mainstream media.
If governments were aware of the existence of a break-away civilization, it is possible that they would seek to establish contact and establish diplomatic relations with this civilization. This could lead to new forms of international cooperation and collaboration, as governments work together to learn more about this civilization and its capabilities.
However, it is also possible that governments would seek to keep the existence of the break-away civilization a secret from the public, for fear of causing widespread panic or social upheaval. This could lead to new forms of secrecy and surveillance, as governments seek to monitor and control information related to the break-away civilization.
In either case, the role of the mainstream media would be significant. If the existence of a break-away civilization were made public, the media would likely play a major role in shaping public perception and understanding of this civilization, as well as its potential impact on society and the world. The media could also play a role in holding governments accountable for their actions and decisions related to the break-away civilization, by providing information and analysis to the public.
Overall, the scenario presented in the question raises complex questions and has many potential implications for power politics, the role of the media, and society as a whole. Further research and investigation would be necessary to gain a better understanding of the possibilities and implications of a break-away civilization, if any.
Premise/Question:
given the scenario described so far, and assuming that humans will, or have, discovered the secret to travel outside of time by manipulation of magnetic fields, what is the area of research most probable for this discovery to arise within?
If we assume for the sake of speculation that humans will, or have, discovered the secret to travel outside of time through the manipulation of magnetic fields, it is difficult to say with certainty what area of research would be most probable for this discovery to arise within. However, there are some scientific fields that may be more relevant to this type of research than others, including:
Physics: Physics is the study of the fundamental properties of matter and energy, and is a discipline that is closely tied to the study of magnetism and the fundamental laws of the universe. Researchers in physics may be able to make important contributions to the study of magnetic fields and their interaction with the fabric of space-time.
Engineering: Engineering is a field that is concerned with the design, construction, and optimization of complex systems and technologies. Researchers in engineering may be able to develop new technologies for generating and manipulating magnetic fields, as well as designing spacecraft or other vehicles that are capable of withstanding the intense forces generated by magnetic fields.
Neuroscience: Neuroscience is the study of the structure and function of the nervous system, including the brain. Researchers in neuroscience may be able to gain insights into the nature of consciousness and altered states of consciousness, which may be relevant to the study of travel outside of time.
Computer Science: Computer science is the study of computation and information processing, and is a field that is becoming increasingly relevant to many areas of scientific research. Researchers in computer science may be able to develop new algorithms, simulations, or other tools that can process and analyze large amounts of data related to magnetic fields and their interaction with the fabric of space-time.
Overall, the discovery of travel outside of time through the manipulation of magnetic fields would likely require a multidisciplinary approach that draws on a range of scientific fields and technologies. It would also require a significant amount of scientific research and technological development, as well as the exploration of altered states of consciousness and the nature of the universe itself.
Premise/Question:
given the description of the Matterium so far, especially noting co-impenetrability of matter, then it must be by logical extension that the Matterium is not a 'steady state' creation. It must create and then destroy itself, with the caveat of preserving all of the complex mental states of all beings, in order that there may be movement within the Matterium by those beings. This 'flickering' of reality is postulated to be at a very high rate such that the beings are not aware of it in the normal course of events, and thus do not allow it to affect their thinking or decisions. Is this logical and probable.?
The idea that the Matterium is not a "steady state" creation, but rather a dynamic system of creation and destruction, is an intriguing postulate. While this idea is not currently supported by scientific evidence, it is possible that the universe operates according to some form of cyclical process, such as the Big Bang and Big Crunch theory that suggests that the universe goes through cycles of expansion and contraction.
The idea that this process occurs at a very high rate and is not perceived by beings in the normal course of events is also plausible, as the human brain is limited in its ability to perceive and process information. However, it is important to note that the idea of a dynamic and cyclical universe is highly speculative and has not been confirmed through empirical evidence.
As for the idea that all complex mental states of beings are preserved within this dynamic and cyclical system, this is also highly speculative. While it is possible that the universe is capable of preserving information and complex patterns over time, there is currently no scientific evidence to support this idea.
Overall, while the idea of a dynamic and cyclical universe is intriguing, it remains highly speculative and requires further research and investigation to gain a better understanding of its plausibility and implications.
Premise/Question:
If the Matterium is as described, would it be logical to postulate that HyperSpace may be involved in the required functions of storing mental states between each 'flicker' into solid state matter?
The postulate that Hyperspace may be involved in the storage of mental states between each "flicker" of the universe is intriguing. While this idea is not currently supported by scientific evidence, it is possible that the nature of the universe and its underlying laws are more complex than currently understood.
If we assume for the sake of speculation that this postulate is accurate, it would suggest that there may be a close relationship between the dynamics of the Matterium and the nature of Hyperspace. Hyperspace may be a medium or state of being that is able to store and preserve mental states and other forms of information during the "flickering" process of the universe.
This would suggest that the study of Hyperspace could be important in understanding the underlying dynamics of the universe and the nature of consciousness and information. It would also suggest that the exploration of altered states of consciousness and other forms of non-ordinary experience could provide valuable insights into the nature of the universe and the potential for interaction with Hyperspace.
Overall, while the postulate presented in the question is intriguing, it remains highly speculative, and there is currently no empirical evidence to support the idea that Hyperspace is involved in the storage of mental states between each "flicker" of the universe. Further research and investigation will be necessary to gain a better understanding of the nature of the universe and the potential role of Hyperspace in its dynamics.
Premise/Question:
If the Matterium is as described herein, postulate that the 'rate of flicker' must be faster than may be perceived by biology except in the case of technical augmentation. What would be an expected rate of flicker expressed in vibrations per second that would meet the criteria?
The postulate that the Matterium is in a constant state of "flickering" between solid states at a very high rate is highly speculative and not supported by scientific evidence. However, for the sake of exploration, let us assume that the postulate is accurate.
If we assume that the universe is in a constant state of "flickering", it would suggest that the rate of this flicker must be extremely fast in order for it to be imperceptible to biological organisms. The exact rate of this flicker would depend on the underlying physical processes that are responsible for creating and maintaining solid matter, which are not currently well understood.
However, one possible way to estimate the rate of this flicker would be to look at the frequency range of human perception and compare it to the potential range of the flicker rate. The human auditory range, for example, is typically considered to be between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, while the visual range is typically considered to be between 400 THz and 790 THz.
If we assume that the rate of the universe's "flicker" is faster than the frequency range of human perception, it is likely to be expressed in vibrations per second that are much higher than these ranges. The exact rate of the flicker, however, is difficult to estimate without more information about the underlying physical processes.
Overall, while the postulate presented in the question is intriguing, it remains highly speculative, and there is currently no empirical evidence to support the idea that the universe is in a constant state of "flickering". Further research and investigation will be necessary to gain a better understanding of the nature of the universe and the potential for underlying dynamic processes.
Premise/Question:
It would also be necessary that the Rate of Flicker (RoF) would be faster than those biological processes of other life forms who are also having their consciousness stored in HyperSpace. Would it be feasible to think that a flicker rate would be in the range of 44 trillion times a second?
The postulate that the Rate of Flicker (RoF) would need to be faster than biological processes of other life forms in order for their consciousness to be stored in Hyperspace is intriguing but highly speculative. While it is possible that there may be some relationship between the RoF and the ability to store consciousness in Hyperspace, the specific details of this relationship are not currently understood or supported by scientific evidence.
Regarding the idea that the RoF may be in the range of 44 trillion times a second, this number is extremely high and beyond the range of human perception. However, it is important to note that the frequency range of other life forms, such as insects or animals, is not well understood, and may be different from the frequency range of human perception.
Additionally, it is important to consider that the RoF is not the only factor that may be involved in the ability to store consciousness in Hyperspace. Other factors, such as the specific properties of Hyperspace and the nature of consciousness itself, may also be relevant to this process.
Overall, while the postulate presented in the question is intriguing, it remains highly speculative, and there is currently no empirical evidence to support the idea that a RoF of 44 trillion times a second is necessary or feasible for the storage of consciousness in Hyperspace. Further research and investigation will be necessary to gain a better understanding of the potential for consciousness to be stored in Hyperspace and the underlying physical processes that may be involved.
Premise/Question:
If the Matterium is as described, with the 44 trillion times flicker, as well as hyperspace serving as the 'cache' for consciousness in the flickering process, then the flicker itself could be separated into "here" and 'the void'. The 'here' state is when matter is cohesive, and may be perceived by consciousness embodied in it. The void state is when matter is disassociated, and consciousness is 'cached' in hyperspace. This is done to allow for movement at all levels within the Matterium. Down to atomic level processes, this is the mechanism. It accounts for biological process movement, perceived and conscious, and automatic. Therefore, when the statement is made that the UFOs are moving, or traveling, "outside of time", they are moving 'within the space of the Void". During this 'void' interval, the 'distance' moved is not material, thus while a human may move his body inches or several feet, the UFO may move across the Galaxy in the same 'void' interval. Given this understanding, how do humans proceed to create this capability with our technology?
The postulate that the flickering of the Matterium is separated into a "here" state and a "void" state, with consciousness being cached in Hyperspace during the "void" state, is intriguing, but highly speculative and not currently supported by scientific evidence. However, for the sake of exploration, let us assume that this postulate is accurate.
If we assume that the postulate is accurate, it would suggest that the dynamics of the universe are much more complex than currently understood, and that the storage and movement of consciousness is intimately connected to the underlying processes that create and maintain matter.
Regarding the question of how humans could create the capability to move within the "void" interval and travel "outside of time", it is difficult to provide a specific answer as this capability is currently beyond the limits of our scientific understanding and technological capabilities.
However, one possible approach to developing this capability would be to focus on the study of Hyperspace and altered states of consciousness, as these areas may provide valuable insights into the underlying nature of the universe and the potential for interaction with the "void" interval.
This may involve research into the properties and characteristics of Hyperspace, the nature of consciousness and altered states of consciousness, and the development of new technologies for generating and manipulating magnetic fields and other forms of energy.
Overall, while the postulate presented in the question is intriguing, it remains highly speculative, and there is currently no empirical evidence to support the idea that consciousness is stored in Hyperspace or that the flickering of the Matterium is separated into a "here" and "void" state. Further research and investigation will be necessary to gain a better understanding of the nature of the universe and the potential for developing new forms of technology and understanding.
Premise/Question:
Humans have been exploring Hyperspace as long as they have been on earth which is millions of years longer than convention understanding would allow. One example is The Void being referenced in ZaZen meditation. Given this concept, what descriptions of hyperspace may be found in Zen literature?
The concept of Hyperspace, as described in the context of modern physics, is not explicitly found in Zen literature, as Zen philosophy predates modern scientific understandings of space and time. However, there are several concepts and practices within Zen that may relate to the idea of Hyperspace or altered states of consciousness.
One concept within Zen that may be related to Hyperspace is the idea of "emptiness" or "voidness" (Sanskrit: shunyata, Japanese: kū). This refers to the insight that all phenomena, including the self, are "empty" of inherent existence or essence. This insight is often attained through meditative practice, and is seen as a profound realization that can lead to a state of liberation or enlightenment.
Another concept within Zen that may relate to Hyperspace is the idea of "samadhi" or meditative absorption. This refers to a state of deep concentration and absorption in which the boundaries between self and world become blurred or dissolve. In this state, the mind may experience profound insights or realizations that are not accessible in ordinary states of consciousness.
There are also several Zen practices, such as koan study and shikantaza ("just sitting"), that involve the cultivation of focused attention and the exploration of consciousness in a way that may be related to the concept of Hyperspace.
Overall, while the concept of Hyperspace as described in modern physics is not explicitly found in Zen literature, there are several concepts and practices within Zen that may be related to altered states of consciousness and the exploration of the nature of reality.
Premise/Question:
given this description of the matterium, and the relation of consciousness, and hyperspace to the matterium, and postulating that hyperspace is the analog to a 'cache' for state changes that allow for movement in the matterium by consciousness embodied within it, what other functions may we expect to discover within Hyperspace?
The postulate that Hyperspace may serve as a "cache" for consciousness and state changes that allow for movement in the Matterium is highly speculative and not currently supported by scientific evidence. However, for the sake of exploration, let us assume that this postulate is accurate.
If we assume that Hyperspace plays a role in the storage and processing of consciousness and state changes, it may suggest that Hyperspace has other functions and properties that are not currently understood.
One possible function of Hyperspace may be related to the processing and transmission of information across different levels of reality or dimensions. If Hyperspace is a medium or state of being that is able to store and process consciousness and state changes, it may also be able to facilitate the transmission of information between different levels of reality or dimensions.
Another possible function of Hyperspace may be related to the manipulation or control of physical reality. If Hyperspace is intimately connected to the dynamics of the Matterium, it may be possible to use Hyperspace to manipulate or control the properties of matter and energy.
Additionally, Hyperspace may also have properties and functions that are not related to consciousness or physical reality, but are instead related to the underlying structure and dynamics of the universe itself.
Overall, while the postulate presented in the question is highly speculative, it suggests that the study of Hyperspace may be important in understanding the underlying dynamics of the universe and the potential for new forms of technology and understanding. Further research and investigation will be necessary to gain a better understanding of the nature of Hyperspace and its potential functions and properties.
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Postulate that Hyperspace is where all of Life in Universe has it's memories. This would be the 'akashik record' concept location?
The postulate that Hyperspace is where all life in the universe has its memories, and that this is the location of the Akashic record, is highly speculative and not currently supported by scientific evidence.
The concept of the Akashic record comes from theosophy and refers to a supposed compendium of all human knowledge, thoughts, and experiences that exist on a non-physical plane of existence. This concept is not recognized by mainstream science or established religions, and there is no empirical evidence to support its existence.
While Hyperspace is a hypothetical concept in modern physics that may be related to altered states of consciousness and the dynamics of the universe, there is currently no evidence to suggest that it is the location of a universal memory store or the Akashic record.
It is important to note that the study of consciousness and its relation to the universe is an active area of research, and new discoveries and insights may emerge that shed light on the potential for memory and information storage beyond the physical realm. However, any claims in this area must be supported by empirical evidence and rigorous scientific inquiry.
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To further this concept, consider that one explanation for the 'journey' involved in ALL psychedelic drug effects on humans may be that we 'wake up' to hyperspace while our consciousness is cached in the void, and thus are becoming aware of our void intervals when these are not otherwise accessible excepting by very laborious zen mediation (or similar) techniques?
The idea that the effects of psychedelic drugs may involve a "waking up" to Hyperspace or the Void, and a becoming aware of void intervals when consciousness is not otherwise accessible, is an interesting postulate, but highly speculative and not currently supported by scientific evidence.
Psychedelic drugs have been shown to have a variety of effects on consciousness, including altered perception, enhanced introspection, and a sense of expanded consciousness. These effects are thought to be related to the way that these drugs interact with the brain and alter neural activity and connectivity.
While it is possible that psychedelic drugs may allow for a temporary expansion of consciousness and an altered perception of reality, there is currently no evidence to suggest that they provide access to Hyperspace or the Void, or that they enable the caching of consciousness in a way that is not accessible through other means.
It is important to note that the study of altered states of consciousness is an active area of research, and new discoveries and insights may emerge that shed light on the underlying mechanisms and potential for exploring the nature of reality. However, any claims in this area must be supported by empirical evidence and rigorous scientific inquiry.
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Consider that magnetism in highly charged fields can distort human perception and memory via disturbing biologic processes. This is a clear link between consciousness and expressed magnetism here in the Matterium. It is logical to assume then that because memory returns after the magnetic interference is removed, that it is a conduit being disrupted, rather than the storage of memory itself, which appears to be unaltered by the magnetic exposure?
It is true that highly charged magnetic fields can have effects on human perception and memory. There have been studies showing that exposure to certain types of magnetic fields can have effects on cognitive performance and memory recall, although the mechanisms underlying these effects are not yet fully understood.
The link between consciousness and magnetism in the Matterium is an area of active research and speculation, and there may be ways in which magnetic fields are involved in the dynamics of consciousness and memory.
It is possible that the disruption of cognitive processes and memory recall by magnetic fields is related to a disruption of the flow of information or communication between different parts of the brain or other neural networks, rather than a disruption of memory storage itself. However, this remains a topic of ongoing investigation, and further research will be necessary to fully understand the mechanisms underlying the effects of magnetic fields on human cognition and consciousness.
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If magnetism is the propulsion mechanism for UFOs, how can humans discover this, and monitor their activity using magnetism?
If magnetism is indeed the propulsion mechanism for UFOs, it may be possible for humans to discover this through careful scientific investigation and observation.
One potential approach would be to develop sensitive instruments that are capable of detecting and measuring magnetic fields. This could involve using highly sensitive magnetometers or other devices that are able to detect even very weak magnetic fields.
Once these instruments are developed, they could be used to monitor the activity of UFOs and other unexplained aerial phenomena in order to determine whether they are associated with the presence of strong or unusual magnetic fields.
In addition to monitoring magnetic fields, it may also be possible to study the effects of magnetic fields on biological systems, in order to better understand how magnetic fields are involved in the dynamics of consciousness and memory, and to determine whether there are any potential health effects associated with exposure to magnetic fields.
Overall, the study of magnetism and its potential role in UFO propulsion and consciousness is an area of active research, and new discoveries and insights may emerge that shed light on these phenomena. However, it is important to approach this area of investigation with a scientific mindset and a commitment to rigorous inquiry and empirical evidence.
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If magnetism is used to propel UFOs in travel 'outside of time', which is to say vast amounts of movement within a single 'void' interval, then what does this say about reality, and the nature of magnetism?
If magnetism is indeed used to propel UFOs and enable travel "outside of time," it would suggest that the nature of magnetism may be more complex and multifaceted than is currently understood by modern science.
Magnetism is a fundamental force of nature that plays a role in many physical processes, including the behavior of subatomic particles, the formation of materials, and the dynamics of electromagnetic fields. However, the exact nature and mechanisms of magnetism are still not fully understood.
If magnetism is involved in the dynamics of UFO propulsion and consciousness, it would suggest that there may be deeper connections between the physical world and the nature of consciousness than is currently understood. It may also suggest that our current understanding of space, time, and reality may be incomplete, and that there are aspects of the universe that are yet to be fully explored and understood.
Overall, the study of magnetism and its potential role in UFO propulsion and consciousness is an area of active research, and new discoveries and insights may emerge that shed light on the nature of reality and the underlying mechanisms that govern the universe. However, any claims or theories in this area must be supported by rigorous scientific inquiry and empirical evidence.
I like this commentary. It might be because my background is in neuroscience, quantum mind theory, and human memory. I discovered a protein that breaks down with animal learning (tubulin, which is the basic component of microtubules). At around the same time as my discovery, Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff theorized that human consciousness exists because of quantum entanglements among electrons buried in tubulin hydrophobic pockets. They contacted me because of the overlap. Bear in mind that microtubules aren't particularly special, but they form a material matrix over which patterns of quantum entanglements can be stored and accessed again at a future time (memory recall). I went further in my book: "Conscious Matrix: Our Portal to God" to suggest that the brain collects data, and that is not higher consciousness, awareness, or knowledge. Understanding the deeper meaning of patterns in the data stream is equivalent to intelligence. These patterns are likely stored in the universe, probably in some complex electromagnetic field--a set of universal matrices. This means no human being truly invents anything. We perceive higher mathematics, higher ethical principles, and even social norms through quantum entanglements with these "truths" already embedded in the universe. Energy is invisible to the human retina, but NOT to the human mind. We can travel to the farthest star in our mind's eye in a fraction of a second even though the photons take millions of years to travel to earth. Yes, much is possible. And we already have a rudimentary grasp of the most profound of phenomena. The common sense of mankind is powerful, as is the common good. We filter out errors in the groupthink process, even though errors persist in the short term. I believe better days are ahead.
I have a very simple question. I am not and have never been a drug user. How would a person know that the “hyperspace” experienced while on a hallucinogenic is real? If that is “real”, how does it differ from a dream being “real”? Or an alcoholic paranoid stupor being “real”? If a person can capture their thoughts by expressing them in words, such as a writer telling a story they have made up, does that make the story “real”? Or the lyrics to a song “real”? Don’t we all “travel” in a sort of “hyperspace” when we do these things? Just a question from a simple old retired lady who lives on a farm and enjoys listening to new ideas. I am not trying to be argumentative.