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And I'm going to try to convey the overall arching ideas of Nisim Haramein's Unified Field Theory,
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which basically explains how the universe is unified. It is one giant infinite thing.
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And so how that works is pretty deep in terms of the physics,
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and it also ties into all sorts of ancient information, spiritual, philosophical, and religious information.
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So I'm going to basically go through a lot of slides in a short amount of time and do kind of the Reader's Digest version of the Cliff Notes version of the Reader's Digest version of this set of information,
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because I could sit here and talk literally for 20 hours straight.
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No problem.
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Nisim, when he teaches people to do these talks, does this thing called the Emissary Program, where he talks for 100 hours.
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And I'm about to do, you know, an hour, 15, hour, 20 or something like this.
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So here we go.
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Here's space, space.
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When we looked at it all the centuries and decades of our human existence, we look up in there into the sky and say, what is all that?
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How did that get there?
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Who are we?
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Where did we come from?
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How did the universe become the universe?
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And where is it going?
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You know, the largest questions you can ask for a long time, we only had religious, philosophical and spiritual answers to that question.
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And then science was invented, right?
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The scientific method.
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And people like Galileo came out and said, you know, I know 99% of the entire planet thinks it's like this, but I think it's like this.
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Before Galileo, this was pretty much the outline of what our reality was.
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We were living on a flat planet that was a disk.
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And we were the center of the universe.
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All the planets went around us, all the stars went around us.
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And so we really thought of ourselves as the center of the universe.
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And, you know, we started to discover things farther and farther out.
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Galileo and Copernicus made calculations saying, you know, I don't think that it's the earth is the center that we're actually going around the sun.
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It's heliocentric.
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If you were going to take your friends in a boat and go that way and come back from the other direction, people thought you were insane because you're going to fall off the edge of the earth.
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Right.
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And there's monsters waiting to eat you.
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That was definitely the paradigm for quite a while on this planet.
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Until scientifically, we basically proved that the earth is a sphere.
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Interestingly enough, there's a whole group of people right now in 2015 who are asserting that the earth is in fact flat and it's a giant conspiracy theory.
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And I still have got yet to wrap my brain around this.
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They contact me all the time because they know I talk about this stuff.
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And the first thing I say is, so you're telling me that every planet we've ever observed in the universe is a sphere except for the earth.
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That's the only exception.
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And they'll say basically, yes, and go through all sorts of documentation is why that's true.
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But that's a really big wormhole sidebar.
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I try not to go into conspiracy land.
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I try to point my attention to the direction I want to go and try to avoid, you know, getting burnt at the stake for saying things.
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Poor Galileo barely escaped being burnt at the stake.
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Luckily, he was friends with the Pope and he got excused.
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And then it took until 1992 for the Vatican to formally excuse him.
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Another guy who had a hard time was Einstein because before him, everybody thought space and time was a separate thing.
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And then Einstein comes along and says, no, it's called space time.
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There's a dash in between the words and it's one continuous fabric.
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Right. So we've all heard about this, but Einstein did not do very well in school and he didn't get his word out very easily and quickly.
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Until a decade later, when other scientists checked out his papers that he wrote while he was a patent clerk in Beren, Switzerland, because he couldn't get a job as a professor.
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And now Time magazine named him the person of the century, most important human of the last hundred years.
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I say these two examples of Galileo and Einstein before I get into the simparemane, because when I first saw this guy speak, I thought, man, this is so different than what I learned about in the standard model of physics.
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That either he's totally insane and wrong, or it's going to go Galileo, Einstein, Harmane, and then continuing on these great minds that changed the paradigm.
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That was kind of the standard model at the time.
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Right now, the standard model of physics has got major problems.
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There's holes in it.
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Just today, I saw that they announced that they found some particles with the hydrogen collider, which might make the standard model crumble apart.
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And in fact, we've been looking for stuff like dark matter for decades.
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We haven't found it.
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And there's major holes in the standard model.
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It doesn't even include gravity, which is absolutely one of the more fundamental forces in the entire universe.
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So safe to say we're in the early phases of figuring out the physics of the universe.
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And people like Dan Winner, who was on earlier, awesome talk.
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And people like the sim and other people that are pushing the envelope are unraveling pieces and bits that were missing and correcting some of the issues.
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The errors that have been made in the standard model that unfortunately have been cemented into textbooks, talk to college kids who then get Ph.
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D.
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S.
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Who then get their degrees.
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And it could very well turn out that their model that they were answering all their questions on on tests turns out to be incorrect.
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The sim breaks it down like this.
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What if we're wrong about the foundation of the standard model?
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I mean, one of the most foundational aspects of our model in physics is that we live in the third dimension.
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I think most of us take it for granted that that's correct, that we live in the third dimension.
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And how do you even get to the third dimension in school?
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You might remember the teacher telling you about zero dimension, no width, no depth, no height, no mass, no volume, zero D.
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Right.
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It's an infinitely small point in space.
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And if you put a bunch of these points together, you make a one dimensional object.
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And have we ever observed a zero D or a one D object?
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No.
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And you could take three of these lines or four and make a flat plane and call it a two dimensional plane.
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And we observe two dimensional planes anywhere in the universe.
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I mean, you could imagine them, but we don't see the universe making planes exactly.
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What we mostly see the universe doing is making spheres that spin.
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And so yet in our model that we all accept is correct.
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If you take four of these flat planes and make a tetrahedron or you take six and make a cube or however many you want.
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Oh, then you've enclosed space.
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Now you have width, depth, height, mass and volume.
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And that does exist.
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That's where we are now.
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That's what we call the third dimension.
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Yet mathematically, all you've done is taken taken non-existent dimensions and put them together and created non-existence to the fourth.
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So at an early age, the SIM thought maybe we're wrong about the dimensions.
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He had to figure out another way of explaining this before he got home from school, because he didn't want his mom to be totally pissed that he got kicked out of another school.
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And so when he was a young kid, eight or nine years old, he came up with an alternative theory of the dimensions where he said, actually, maybe it's totally backwards.
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Maybe the only mention that does exist is the dot.
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And it's just infinitely scalar sizes of dot.
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And that's certainly what we observe.
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It's giant boundary conditions like the universe with smaller boundary conditions inside there, like super clusters and galaxies.
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And then inside there are smaller boundaries like stars.
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And inside of those stars, what are they doing?
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They're making little boundary conditions called atoms, which make up all the matter that we see.
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And so he was visualizing it as scalar dimensions of dot or scalar dimensions of singularity to infinity, infinitely bigger to infinitely smaller.
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So in a nutshell, that's the difference between the SIM Harmanes theory of the dimensions and the traditional theory of the dimensions.
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Right. We all know three dimensions, maybe time is the fourth dimension.
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And then some people go on to say, oh, there are these other beings and other dimensions and stuff like this.
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No, there's actually 11 dimensions and they're curled up into space so tightly you can't even see them.
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And yet we've never been able to observe them.
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String theory is a beautiful, elegant mathematical model, but it's not based on observation.
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So the question is, what would happen if you took this example where you took a boundary condition and you chopped it up smaller and smaller into smaller boundary conditions?
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You could zoom in on that little circle at the top and make it look like the big one fractally.
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Right. And then zoom in and chop it down and zoom in, chop it down.
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Every time you zoom in and chop it down, you get another set of information out of this boundary and you never see the original boundary you set.
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So you could say that within any finite boundary, you can chop that space into smaller spaces and get more and more information to infinity.
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So inside any finite thing is the possibility of an infinite amount of information.
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And that's a very different story than what I was told when I was a kid that, oh, you're lucky to be alive.
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You're just a blob of cells walking around in the sack and you're going to die someday.
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And you're insignificant on this one rock floating around this one star.
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There's billions of stars, billions of galaxies.
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But actually, it's kind of the opposite.
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You have an infinite amount of potential of information inside your body, inside your finite structure.
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And so I was very happy to see him speak the first time I heard him talk, because he was really changing the way I felt about myself.
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So, you know, reviewing what we know about space time, right?
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Einstein talked about space time being a fabric that the fabric bends due to mass.
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And so the moon is falling into the gravity well created by the earth.
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And it's kind of funny, don't you think that the example that we've all been shown a million times in school puts gravity as a flat surface?
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And we know gravity is not flat, that there's no such thing as flat in the universe.
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So we shouldn't necessarily be showing kids flat shapes.
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And theoretically, right in Einstein's math, the space time curvature could happen to infinity all the way down to a singularity.
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I always used to visualize black holes being this giant black funnel in the sky that you can't see and that there's a dot in the center that they call the singularity.
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And if you cross the event horizon of the black hole, you have no choice but to get sucked into singularity and all this.
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Well, when the Sim Harming looked at this whole thing in Einstein's equations, he realized there was a fundamental aspect missing.
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And the Sim puts spin and torque and Coriolis forces in Einstein's field equations.
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And when he did that, the topology of a black hole, first of all, it curls like what are going down the drain.
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It doesn't just curve.
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And then it forms a dual torus where it's curving in in one direction in one hemisphere and it's curving the other direction in the other hemisphere, a dual toroidal structure.
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And this diagram is giving you the basic idea of a torus and a torus like a donut and a donut with the singularity in the center.
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And this would be the fundamental pattern of energy of the entire universe from the universe itself to galaxies, to atoms, to your energy field, to the Earth's magnetic field, all stars.
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This is the fundamental dynamic of all black holes.
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And the Sim goes on to describe how he thinks basically everything is a black hole.
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We have to understand that the Sim is redefining black holes, just like he redefined dimensions.
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And he says a black hole is not just a funnel that sucks stuff in that it actually also radiates information.
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This is something that Stephen Hawking said a long time ago, and they started calling it Hawking radiation.
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But the Sim is taking it farther than Hawking radiation.
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He's saying coherent information comes out of the black hole.
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And then it gets pushed back in because it's a torus.
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It's going out and in constantly a feedback, feed forward loop that's always happening, crossing the event horizon in both directions.
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And so he would say there's stillness or a singularity in the center of the universe, in the center of the galaxy, in the center of a star, that there's a black hole in the center of the planet,
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that you have a toradial field, basically a singularity inside your heart.
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Every cell in your body has a singularity inside of it.
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And also, very importantly, all protons are black holes, miniature, miniature, miniature little ones.
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And he has a paper called the Swartz Child Proton that lays that out.
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And you can check out all the math of all the Sims papers, including Swartz Child Proton, and his latest paper called Quantum Gravity and the Holographic Mass on his website, which is resonance.is.
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So just to give you a sense of scale, right?
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Here's our family portrait.
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The Earth is pretty small compared to Jupiter and Saturn and Pluto is pretty small compared to us.
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But when you start looking at the big picture, you think about how big the sun is compared to Jupiter.
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Really, the sun rules the show.
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But the sun isn't even that big compared to Sirius.
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And Sirius isn't that big compared to Arcturus.
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And these stars just keep getting bigger and bigger and bigger.
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And these are just individual stars in our one galaxy, right?
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We've got hundreds of billions of galaxies or billions of stars.
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In the galaxy.
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Now they're saying there's at least 50 million of those stars that would have a planet that could be habitable by life.
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And this is a very different story than I was told just a couple of decades ago when I was in school.
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And so I like to try to forward the information and be my own feed forward feedback loop by doing stuff like this seminar and delivering the Sims information.
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Because as you're going to see, I think the sim is a little closer to describing reality in physics correctly than we see in the standard model.
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So we see these scalar structures, fractal scalar structures where the solar system is a tiny dot in the galaxy, which is a tiny dot in the local group, which is a tiny dot in the supercluster, which is a tiny dot in the large scale structure.
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And we're looking out at night at the stars.
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We're only seeing a very small percentage of our galaxy just inside that yellow circle.
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We are barely exploring our galaxy.
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We can have a hard time seeing far away due to all the dust and the clouds.
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But we've now got a map that was released months ago showing the dot where the Milky Way galaxy is in relation to all these other galaxies in a gigantic supercluster of galaxies.
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That's called Laniakea, which means the measurable heaven and Hawaiian.
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So now the where you are, you are here.
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A T shirt could have Laniakea on instead of just the galaxy.
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So Nassim goes fast forwarding to Nassim's life when he was probably in his twenties.
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He got a gig thanks to Foster Gamble, the guy who made Thrive doing a talk at Georgia Tech, which is a respected physics department in the United States.
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And he went in there and on page 719 of kind of the Bible of Einstein's field equations, they give you this model of the known universe, which is a guy blowing up a balloon.
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And the balloon is the universe and the pennies that are glued to the balloon represent the galaxies and the universe is expanding.
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Right. And so what he asked these guys, including Paul Serac, the inventor of string theory, can you believe Nassim asked him, you know, who's the guy blowing up the balloon?
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Right. And then they were thinking, oh, no, is this guy going to talk about God and physics?
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Department? And no, he was just going to say basically for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction.
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When the universe is expanding, the guy is blowing up the balloon has to have his lungs contracting.
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And so where's the equation in the standard model that talks about the big contraction?
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We talk a lot about the explosions and things going out, but we forgot about implosion, centropy coming to the center and how that works.
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And that vortex going towards singularity.
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It seems like there's got to be a hell of a thing contracting if the whole universe is expanding everywhere we look.
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And so Nassim started pointing this out to some of the traditional physicists and saying, I think we need to look and correct some of the errors that have been made in the standard model.
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And so he asked the question, you know, how does this all fit together?
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If there's one thing that would be connecting all things in the entire universe, every point talking to every other point in the entire universe, it would be the thing that we call space.
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Space itself is thought to be empty, and all the atoms that you're made of are made of 99.99999% space.
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So if you're going to come up with the unified field theory that describes the entire universe, you probably want to pay some attention to the 99.999% part, right?
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Maybe a little bit less to the 0.001% part.
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The stuff that you can actually perceive and measure the physical world, right?
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Light, heat, sound, X-rays, gamma rays, microwaves, cosmic rays, all these frequencies of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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The only reason you can measure those things is because there's stuff to measure.
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Right. So what's up with that space?
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Because atoms that make up all that matter that I was just describing is mostly this stuff that we call space.
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And is space empty?
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As it turns out, as we know, it's not empty.
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And this fact is well known.
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And when we look into this universe, we see a lot more space than we see stuff.
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That's for sure. And the sim is by no means the first guy to come along and say that he thinks space is filled with energy.
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This has been proven and known and shown to be correct in peer review journals for a long time.
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Wheeler, Bohm, and Einstein have been talking about this based on these quotes right here.
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You can see. And so they did an experiment that took until 1990 to do.
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Based on Kazmier's theory that you could isolate a sliver of the vacuum of space in between two very finely polished plates.
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And if you get them super close together, then no frequency of the electromagnetic spectrum can get in between the plates.
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And you could measure a differential.
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And so when they did this experiment at Seattle University in 1990, I think was the first place they did it.
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They measured that the energy in space is so incredibly small at such a small scale of vibration.
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The frequency length of these little waves is so small that you can't detect them at all. Barely.
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They're billions of times smaller than an atom, which is really hard to detect in itself.
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And Max Planck was the first guy to think of this.
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And they call that tiny little vibration to be at the shortest wavelength that the electromagnetic spectrum does.
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It's called the Planck's distance.
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And present day quantum field theory does this thing where they get rid of this energy density, the very frothing energy in space.
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They just get rid of it and pretend like it's not important using this trick mathematically called renormalization.
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And it took me some while to find this quote in that book, Gravitation, by Wheeler, Thorne and Meisner, kind of the textbook 101 for most physics students in college.
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And it says that they use this renormalization process to get rid of an infinite energy density in the structure of the vacuum, which is a big mistake.
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You can't just come up with a unified field theory by getting rid of an incredibly large amount of energy that you can measure in the structure of space.
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And so they did this thing where they took the little vibrations and said, OK, let's make little cubes out of those little Planck's lengths and see how many we can fit into a cubic centimeter of space.
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And we'll measure how many little vibrations there are per cubic centimeter and get an energy density of the fabric of vacuum of space.
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It turns out to be 10 to the 93 grams per cubic centimeter, which is a one with 93 zeros after a very, very, very large number.
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So large that if you took all the stars in the entire universe and squashed them and made them this big, that'd be really dense.
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The mass of the universe is supposedly around, according to their measurements, 10 to the 55 grams.
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And we're measuring empty space as having 39 orders of magnitude more density than a cubic centimeter with the entire universe.
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So this has got to be the biggest anomaly in the history of physics.
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How can it be that space is basically infinitely full of energy and we perceive it as completely empty?
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See, I can move my hand. There's nothing here.
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Well, I know that there's atmosphere, right?
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There's air. But if I was in between galaxies and I move my hand, I don't feel anything else.
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I don't feel any viscosity to the structure of space.
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What are you talking about? It's infinitely full of energy.
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So Nassim had to come up with a theory and a hypothesis that would explain why it is that space has been measured and proven to be filled with energy, even though we perceive it to be completely empty.
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And the way he did that was by looking at the universe and measuring things that he could easily measure about the spheres that he sees at all scales.
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He wrote this paper, The Fundamental Dynamics of Black Holes with Elizabeth Rauscher, who's a award winning physicist who used to work at Stanford and at NASA and stuff like this, helped him with the math on the paper, because like Einstein,
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Nassim is not the strongest mathematician in the entire world.
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And some of this math is very complex.
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Yeah, I apologize for the background noise.
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I am in a cafe because we had a windstorm and there was no power at the house that I'm planning to do this talk.
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So bear with me.
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So we did the scaling law for organized matter, and he's talking about the relationship between frequency and radius on all scales in the lower right corner.
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You've got the universe.
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And then he plots on a graph, the frequency versus the radius of galaxies, stars, the atom, which is in a circle.
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And then way up in the upper left, you've got the Planck's distance, a very, very small radius, but a very, very high frequency.
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And you can see that there's a linear relationship between frequency versus radius on all objects in the universe.
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The universe could not be random and have this relationship show up on all scales.
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Over on the right, you can see that if you plot the distances between these major foundational dividing points of structure in space,
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between an atom and a star or the atom and the Planck's distance, you start to get either phi ratio or the inverse of phi ratio.
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And if you get phi ratios in your data set, you're probably on to something because you see everywhere in the universe.
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And the same thing will work out with mass versus radius.
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You plot the mass versus the radius of things like the universe, galaxies, quasars, pulsars, the Swartzchild proton,
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which is what the Sim calls a proton that's a black hole and the Planck mass all fit on that line.
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And you'll see down there below the line is the standard model proton.
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So it doesn't make a lot of sense that the standard model would predict a proton having a mass that is way off of that line.
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That's because they re-normalize the energy density that's inside the proton.
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They assume that there's nothing in there because they did a mathematical trick called re-normalization,
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got rid of that, that nearly infinite amount of energy inside of the structure of space.
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When you include the energy, then the standard model or when you include that energy,
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then in the Sim's theory, the proton is a black hole and it falls in line with all the other black holes that you observe in the universe.
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Scalar black holes.
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Now you're thinking, wait, how are we going from scalar black holes to Chichen Itza?
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Well, the answer is the way the Sim figured out how it's possible that the space could be full,
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but we perceive it as empty, is that the structure of the space itself is so perfect,
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so equal and opposite in every possible way that it's creating a vector equilibrium in the structure of space,
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where every place that there's a force coming from, there's an equal and opposite structure in the space itself that counterbalances that force.
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And so all forces coming from all directions equals zero.
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And so you create this thing that we call space.
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They called it the plenum.
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They called it the ether before Einstein.
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They started calling it the zero point field.
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They started calling it the quantum foam in quantum field theory.
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They called it the source field.
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People like David Wilcock, you can call it any different number of things in ancient cultures, right?
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You've got mana, you've got chi, you've got prana, you've got all these energies that were perceived by the ancient cultures and by physics
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and have called it different things.
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For our sake, we can just call it space.
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You can call it whatever you want.
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We are made of and bathing in a nearly infinitely dense superfluid that we call space that we perceive as empty because it's sitting in a perfect balanced state.
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So when the Sims started looking for perfect geometries, he pretty quickly came across stuff like this, Chichen Itza in Mexico.
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This is an incredibly accurate piece of geometry.
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Whoever made this knew some serious geometry because check it out here.
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We're seeing a picture of it on the equinox and the shadow cast by the edge of the pyramid makes a snake on the staircase.
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And you can't do this and then move it into place on the equinox.
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You have to know exactly how to set this up so that when it becomes the equinox, this effect will happen.
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In order to be able to do this, you have to know where you are on the planet, that you live on a sphere, the angle of the sun to the Earth,
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that how fast it's going around.
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So you know exactly how to build this from stone one.
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This is found all over Mexico.
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This is Teotihuacan, a very large complex, 100 miles from Mexico City, where there's many pyramids all with similar geometries.
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And at the end of his career, this guy, Peter Tompkins, figured out that what these Mexican pyramids were trying to tell us is a relationship of geometry,
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because the study of structure of space is called geometry.
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And so the question is, what is the geometry of the fabric of the vacuum of space that would account for the fact that it's infinitely filled with these vacuum fluctuations,
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even though we perceive it as empty?
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When he realized that there's this special relationship between a sphere and a tetrahedron,
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he thought, maybe I should look into these tetrahedra, because tetrahedron is the most simple of the platonic solids,
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the most simple three dimensional shape you can make with straight lines.
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And so he thought maybe the tetrahedron had something to do with this.
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When you put a tetrahedron in a sphere, it intersects the sphere exactly at 19.47 degrees.
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And that will happen north or south inside your sphere.
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So if you look at the Earth, for example, and you put a tetrahedron inside there, what do you find at 19.47?
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You find the big island of Hawaii, which has got the largest mountain on the planet, about six miles from the seafloor to the summit.
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And it's not just on the Earth that you find power spots at 19.47.
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You can look all around our solar system.
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The big red spot on Jupiter that we've been observing for 350 plus years has been sitting at 19.47 the entire time, never moving from that latitude.
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If you look at sunspots on the sun, there's increased sunspot activity at 19.47 as well.
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If you look at these vortices on the planet, like the Bermuda Triangle, 19.47, there's a bunch of these vortices.
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They call them the Vial Vortices.
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There's many of them all at 19.47 north and south.
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And so in looking at tetrahedrons, it didn't take the same armament very long to come across Buckminster Fuller.
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Buckminster Fuller is a serious pioneer in the world of geometry, and he built a lot of amazing things out of tetrahedrons, including stuff like the geodesic dome.
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He even made a postage stamp with a geodesic dome head on his portrait there.
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He also invented some stuff like this Dimexion car.
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So I can't say enough good stuff about Buckminster Fuller.
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Worth going deep into his work as a background towards the unified physics that we're seeing today.
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So Nassim looked at this structure that Buckminster Fuller came up with.
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This slide is actually not showing properly, unfortunately.
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But basically it's a large tetrahedron with 20 smaller tetrahedrons that make it up.
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It's called the isotropic vector matrix.
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And this is kind of a slice of it with parts of it missing.
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And inside the isotropic vector matrix, there are these cavities pointing down.
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So he knew this couldn't be by itself the structure of the vacuum because he needs a geometry that's absolutely perfectly equal and opposite in every possible way.
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So he thought, what if I took two of these and put them together?
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Then I would get a star tetrahedron.
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Then I've got 40 tetrahedrons where those cavities meet in the middle and they form this geometry in red.
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And this is called the cuboctahedron.
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You may have heard Dan Winter mention this.
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This is what Buckminster Fuller called the vector equilibrium.
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It's called the vector equilibrium because every vector or every line in this geometry is an equal length.
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All the edges are the same length as all the vectors going towards the center.
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12 spokes coming out to these faces that are either triangles or squares.
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And this is the type of geometry you'd be looking for to account for the fact that space is infinitely full, even though we perceive it as totally empty.
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And so he thought, OK, this is I'm onto something.
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Maybe I should put more tetrahedrons onto the outside of this because I need a scalar fractal structure.
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The universe can't just be one cuboctahedron.
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It's got to be able to get infinitely bigger and infinitely smaller because space is everywhere you go.
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And it's balanced and looks and perceives empty on all scales.
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And so when he started adding more tetrahedrons, he got to a total of 64 tetrahedrons.
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And when you have a total of 64 tetrahedrons put together, like my necklace, which may be a little difficult to see, but you get this three dimensional structure.
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Just like if you took eight star tetrahedrons and you put them together, you would get a 64 tetrahedron grid.
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And when you have a 64 tetrahedron grid, you've now created a vector equilibrium inside the vector equilibrium, a cuboctahedron inside of a cuboctahedron.
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Perfectly balanced geometry nested inside of another perfectly balanced geometry.
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This is just the beginning of an infinite fractal series.
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Right. When you get to 512 tetrahedra, you get another octave.
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When you get to 1024 tetrahedrons, there's another octave.
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The computer programmers out there are probably nodding their head right now because that's how we do computer memory.
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And this is actually how a lot of stuff in the universe is structured based around this specific geometry.
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It's like you could take eight star tetrahedrons, put them together and you get to the octave and then the pattern repeats.
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So here's a three dimensional kind of model of it.
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I have like this little mini one around my neck.
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I hope to put together one that's 3D printed, that's big, that has LEDs on the inside sometime.
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But it's basically octaves of growth of the equilibrium.
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Eight tetrahedrons pointing in forms the cuboctahedron.
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Eight tetrahedrons pointing out forms a star tetrahedron.
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So you have the geometry of the structure of the vacuum giving you the two directions that exist in the universe in and out.
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The torus exhibiting that dynamic curling into stillness and then coming back out and then going back in and going back out continuously rotating.
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So it's the dynamics and the geometry of the vacuum that is described by Nisimharme.
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And that is what accounts for the fact that there's all this energy and it seems empty.
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It's because it's perfectly balanced.
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And where you have a change in density, where you have an imbalance, then you start to see spin happen.
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You have a dynamic of the vortex forming because there's a change in density, just like in your bathtub, right?
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You pull the plug out of your bathtub.
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The water doesn't vortex straight down.
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It spins down as the air spins up in the opposite direction.
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And this is what's happening in space time on all scales.
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And the size of the vortex is basically the dimension or the scale that you're at.
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If it's a little tiny vortex, you could call it an atom.
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If it's a really large vortex, it could be the black hole in the center of our galaxy, off of which spiraling off of the event horizon of that black hole come the smaller black holes called stars.
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And inside the stars, they make smaller black holes called atoms.
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And so it's scalar dimensions of black hole.
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And so you have the geometry of expansion and contraction in an infinite tetrahedral array.
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Nisim also came up with this animation, which I'm not sure is going to play inside of this player.
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But you can check it out on the Resonance Projects YouTube page showing the sun moving with the earth and all the other planets going around the sun as it's moving.
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In other words, teaching a kid that a year is the year it takes the earth to do a circle around the sun is kind of like telling the kid we live on a flat planet because the sun is moving.
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Right. The earth is actually making a five spiral as it's moving through space as the sun is moving very rapidly through the galaxy and the galaxy is rotating.
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And it's moving in relation to the background stars.
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It's fractal spin inside a fractal spin.
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So each planet has a different period.
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And of course, Saturn takes almost 30 years to go once around the sun.
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The earth takes one year.
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Obviously, that's why it's called a year.
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But we should be showing kids 3D moving graphics of our solar system and not just some little model with a bar coming off of it and that the earth makes a circle.
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Some very foundational things I feel like that are known and can easily be described are not being described to kids today.
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And they're ready. They're more than ready.
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There's probably five year old kids that are teaching their parents how to update their software on their iPads.
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Right. Maybe you're one of those people.
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The same is really in a long tradition of researchers that are not just physicists.
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They're not just inventors. They're not just philosophers.
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They're doing all of it.
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People like Leonardo da Vinci, Kepler, you know, he figured out the orbitals of the planets based on the platonic solids.
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Newton inventing the telescope and looking, peering off and being the first guy to come up with a theory about gravity.
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He thought that the objects themselves had the gravity and it took Einstein and Carl Schwarzschild solving Einstein's field equations first to come up with this idea that gravity is part of a field.
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And then moving forward.
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Oh, I think I'm at the end of this chunk of slides, slide 69 of 69.
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So I think Neil's going to upload the next section.
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But basically what I'm going to talk about here is how gravity is not, you know, some flat surface with a dimple in it.
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It's a dual torus structure.
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So instead of showing a kid a flat surface with a funnel, maybe we could at least show them a cube, right?
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Where each side of the cube is getting pulled in from every direction, because gravity pulls from everywhere.
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It's not a flat thing.
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But really, the gravity is kind of this complex plasma dynamics constantly changing.
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You can't really make a simple picture of gravity or the gravitational field and space time.
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So it's going to be five minutes till the next one uploads, but I'll just talk about gravity and where it took this.
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So he looks at this dual torus structure and says that we were missing the spin aspect in Einstein's field equations.
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When he added in spin and torque and Coriolis forces and he properly accounted for them,
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then a black hole started looking like a dual torus instead of just a funnel in the sky in space.
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That's a cosmological sized object.
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The Sim describes black holes existing at all scales.
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So he's redefining a black hole, calls it a black slash white hole, spelled W-H-O-L-E.
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Stephen Hawking recently came out with a paper maybe a year ago where the BBC kind of misquoted him, actually.
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And the headline in the news was Stephen Hawking says there are no black holes.
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And that's not what he said. What he said is I think that there's an issue with the firewall and the information paradox of black holes.
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And so I think some information does get out.
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And so maybe they're not black. Maybe they're more like gray.
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He said gray holes, which is essentially what the Sim is saying with a black slash white hole.
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It makes black and white. You get gray.
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Now, some of you may have seen just two days ago, Hawking came out with another announcement.
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He was at a conference and he said, now I believe I've solved the information paradox because now I feel like that the information that goes into a black hole doesn't actually go into the black hole.
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It actually rests on the event horizon in a hologram.
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Now, this is very cool because Hawking is saying something that Miss Sim published in a paper and other people have before.
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If you look at holography, that's been around for a while.
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But Miss Sim goes farther to describe exactly how the information is holographically encoded in black holes.
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And it's not just on the surface event horizon.
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It's also on the inside. And he measures it using those tiny, tiny little pixels.
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The tiniest little vibrations of the fabric of the vacuum at the Planck's length, because Max Planck was the first guy to discover these little vibrations.
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It's one point six one six times ten to the negative thirty three centimeters, which means it's a decimal point with thirty three zeros after it.
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And then one six six centimeters. It's such an incredibly small distance that if you made each one of these into a little ball, you could fit ten to the sixty of these little vibrations inside of a proton.
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And Miss Sim calls them Planck's spherical units, PSU.
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And so he describes the gravitational field as a ratio of information on the inside of the event horizon of a black hole to the surface structure on the outside of the black hole.
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And so he would say that there's ten to the sixty of these vibrations on the inside of a proton and ten to the forty on the outside.
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And when you pack the waveforms together, you don't make little cubes like they did in the standard model.
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They love to flatten everything. But before we came to flatten everything, we were measuring stuff using quaternions.
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You guys are probably familiar with the X, Y and Z axis, right, where we plot everything on a graph.
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And you can plot 3D space by describing coordinates, the X, the Y and the Z.
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So you know where something is. Before that, they had quaternions. It was I, J and K. And you had the degrees of rotation. Right.
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So this is I, this is J and this is K, the three angles of rotation.
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And when you think of quantizing or making little quanta of these energies of the Planck's spherical units, you don't make little cubes with flat surfaces on it.
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You do the structure that the universe is using on all scales, the sphere.
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And so if you perfectly pack spheres together so that there's gaps between them and it's perfectly space filling, they're going to overlap each other, causing these little vesica pysi shapes. Right.
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And you get a structure that if you flattened it and made it into a 2D symbol, you've seen it a million times. It's called the flower of life symbol.
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The flower of life symbol is actually a three dimensional structure.
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It's a two dimensional symbol representing a three dimensional structure.
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And it is if you took all the tetrahedrons in a 64 tetrahedron grid and you put a sphere around each one of the tetrahedrons, then you would have a three dimensional flower of life.
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And so Nassim Harmein is describing basically that the structure of space itself can be quantized into little bits, quanta of energy at the Planck scale.
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And that that's a very fundamental dividing point for the geometry of the fabric of the vacuum.
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That there's information that's below the Planck scale, but we have no way of accessing that information whatsoever.
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Because in order to measure something, for example, you have to be able to see the thing you're measuring.
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And the Planck's distance is basically the width of a photon of light or the amount of space that would take a photon to pass through itself.
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So it's kind of a limit in our boundary of our perception in science and math currently, whereas the observable universe is the other boundary on the large scale.
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Nassim thinks that it's an infinite holographic field.
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He thinks that it's a hologram and a fractal and geometry.
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And so he's coined the term holo fracto graphic.
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Holograph, holo fracto graphic field that we inhabit.
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And there's probably a lot more outside of the observable universe that it goes infinite fractal style.
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The universe itself might be a tiny little dot inside of a much larger structure.
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And there could be a lot more down below the Planck scale as well.
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So he's looking at this in a holographic way and goes much further than this announcement that Stephen Hawking made.
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I find it somewhat frustrating that, you know, Stephen Hawking says anything, even if he publishes a paper with no map in it at all.
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Everybody listens to what he says and they think that he came up with it.
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And of course, he never says, oh, yeah, I came up with this theory thanks to listing all these people like the guys who were the pioneers in holography, who Nassim and others were influenced by to piece all this stuff together.
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Nassim has very solid math to describe all this stuff.
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And you can go to resonance.is and download the PDF of quantum gravity and the holographic mass.
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This is a paper that he wrote in 2012 that was published in December of 2012.
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And in that paper, he made a prediction based on this ratio of information on the inside to information on the outside of a proton.
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He made a prediction exactly how big the charge radius of the proton should be.
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And he even said in the paper in December 2012, I predict that at some point in the future that this prediction will be verified by experiment.
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Well, guess what? It only took a month in January of 2013.
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CERN and people in Switzerland released a paper saying that they had done a new muonic measurement of the radius of the proton.
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Muons are like 100 times more massive than electrons.
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They're subatomic particles that are passing through you right now.
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One per second probably flies through your hand and then travels through the earth like neutrinos.
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They use muons to do this new muonic measurement of the radius of the proton.
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And it turned out to be 4 percent different than the standard model was currently saying the proton should be.
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And that might not sound like a big difference, but when you're talking about quantum field theory and very accurate physics of the standard model,
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4 percent off means you've really made an error that's not correctable.
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And all of a sudden, the standard model is in serious trouble.
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And amazingly, the Sims prediction was incredibly accurate.
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It was so accurate, it was within the margin of error of the experiment.
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So the Sim has been able to make some incredible predictions on the size of the radius of the proton.
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And the way he did that is he observed a cosmological sized black hole, the first black hole ever discovered,
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and took the ratio that he had discovered through geometry, through the flower of life and through the 64 tetrahedron grid.
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And he said, based on this cosmological sized black hole, I predict if I just scale this down to the size of a proton,
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this is exactly how big the proton should be.
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And he was within 0.0036 percent of nailing the muonic measurement that they made.
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As a matter of fact, the Sim basically thinks that because there's a margin of error in the experiment,
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that his number is exactly correct.
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And the experiment was just a tiny bit off.
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If that's true, it should be Nisim Harameen on the first story of my BBC science app.
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Instead of Hawking saying, I think that information is encoded holographically on the event horizon of the black hole,
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they should be publishing Nisim Harameen's quantum gravity and the holographic mass
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that you can easily find in the journal Science Domain International,
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which is the publication that published the Sim's paper.
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Thankfully, through people like Neil and Ted X and Thrive and Evolver Social Network and all these other alternative media and science outlets,
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Nisim's information is starting to be more widely recognized.
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And I have a feeling that there are some heavyweight traditional standard model physicists out there that have taken a good look at Nisim's equations.
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And they're scratching their head because the math works out.
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The math is not incorrect. If the math was incorrect, somebody would have come back within 24 hours of that paper being published and gone,
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Ah, see, this guy's wrong. This is this equation is incorrect.
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The math works out and the math doesn't lie.
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The numbers work out and the Sim has made a very powerful prediction about this proton radius.
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And so I have a feeling it's going to come more and more apparent that Nisim was ahead of the curve.
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And I hope that someday somebody like Stephen Hawking is going to come to the very same conclusions that Nisim came to,
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whether or not he's aware of Nisim's work.
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I don't think anybody fully knows.
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People have been trying to get Nisim's work to people like the head of CERN.
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And we heard through the grapevine that somebody actually did hand him Nisim's paper once that he took a look at it and then he saw who wrote it and he put it down.
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Because, you know, Nisim's an independent researcher.
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Nisim is not a physicist from a major physics department and does not have a PhD.
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He's been working on this since he was nine years old and realized that he could be easily incorrect about the dimensions.
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If you're wrong about the dimensions, no wonder you're pulling your hair out trying to figure out how to get an infinite number of solutions to string theory down to a finite number of solutions.
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That could take forever, right?
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By definition. And we don't have forever to figure this out.
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Then it gets really interesting in the sense that the geometry that made sense using the standard model or using the scientific method to figure out what the structure of space time is,
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happens to be the geometry that was encoded by just about every ancient culture on the planet.
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And this is where it gets really fascinating to me, is that you can tie together Nisim Haramin's work in physics with symbolism and monuments and documents from around the world for thousands of years.
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So we know, for example, the flower of life is engraved or even maybe laser etched, perhaps, onto this 100 ton granite boulder that was carved in Abydos, the Osirian temple in Egypt.
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You've seen the trailer to Thrive, Nisim talks about it.
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People say that, oh, no, that's red ochre.
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But there's other marks on there that are red ochre and they're much larger and more awkward.
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The flower of life is very accurate.
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There is no mistakes.
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It seems like it was there for a long time and it's not been wearing off.
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It goes into the rock, as a matter of fact.
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And if you look other places around the world, there's countries all over the place, including Turkey and in Europe and even in Asia, that talk about the flower of life, which is overlapping spheres, which is really a three dimensional structure being conveyed by this traditional two dimensional symbol that we've seen all over the place.
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Sacred geometry is called sacred because it's the geometry of everything.
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When you're born, you're initially a sphere.
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And then your cells divide and you become a dual torus.
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And then when your cells divide, you don't just become a random blob of cells.
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Right. When you're four cells old, you have a tetrahedral bond between yourself.
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And then when you're eight cells old, you're basically the vector equilibrium, eight tetrahedrons pointing into a single point.
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And then when you divide and become 64 cells, this is the structure of your existence.
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You're basically 64 spheres, which are centered by 64 tetrahedrons.
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So biology and cosmology on all scales, you can see structures in the fabric of space time that adhere to this geometry, that really it's the space that defines the matter.
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It's the space that defines the matter, not the matter defining the space.
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So we've jumped now through the slides that I was just talking about without slides and we're in the ancient cultures.
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This is the the Temple of the Sphinx, hundred ton granite boulders that are carved out of the outside area of the Sphinx.
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And looking at ancient Egypt is probably the best example of the fact that ancient cultures on this planet had some incredibly advanced technology.
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Or else, how were they able to build the Great Pyramid of Giza?
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The CEM looks at ancient culture symbols and their documents and their traditions.
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And then most importantly, their megalithic sites that are still standing because we can measure them very accurately.
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The Great Pyramid of Giza is still to this day, probably the most impressive technological feat ever constructed.
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Two million, three hundred and thirty thousand and two tons stones stacked so perfectly that when you put the top stone at the top, it's only a centimeter off the axis of the base, which is 13 acres.
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This is not any small feat. We probably couldn't even reproduce that today.
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And what would we do? Make six million, three hundred or six million, six hundred and sixty thousand hundred mile cargo helicopter flights to the quarry where these rocks came from.
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I don't think so. If you look at the erosion on the Sphinx and the erosion around the Sphinx, you can see that it's water erosion.
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This is the work of Robert Shock. And he says that he thinks that the Sphinx could be as much as twenty five or thirty thousand years old.
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I'm very excited for Graham Hancock's new book to come out.
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It comes out, I think, in October in England in November in North America, something like that.
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And it's a sequel to Chariots of the Gods. And it's called or sorry, it's a sequel to Fingerprints of the Gods.
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And this new book is going to be called Magicians of the Gods.
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And it's talking about how he thinks there was a catastrophic event that happened on the planet twenty six thousand years ago, I believe it is, that caused major amounts of ice to melt in a short amount of time,
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raising the water levels of the oceans by 400 feet in a very short amount of time, submerging the cultures that were around at the time.
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And in doing so, a lot of civilization and technology was lost. And it took thousands of years for it to come back.
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Robert Shock was very daring to say this, got in a lot of trouble for it.
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There was no evidence of this ancient culture anywhere on the planet until we found Golbek Tempe.
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Golbek Tempe is in Turkey, excuse me, once I.
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And it's carbon dated to be 13,500 years old.
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Seven thousand years older than the supposed age of the Great Pyramid, which they say is five thousand five hundred years old.
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The fact that there's no hieroglyphs anywhere on the pyramid that exhibits phi, pi and all these other incredible geometric relationships that are found in the structure of space time can't be a coincidence.
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These guys had to have some serious technology.
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Here's the Abydos that I was talking about earlier.
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Hundred ton granite boulders sitting on top of others, tongue and groove.
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You can see there's a little notch.
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And so you had to lower that hundred ton boulder onto these other ones before the supposed invention of the wheel or the pulley.
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I don't think that's making much sense to me.
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And of course, if you look on the side of the rock, what you see, it's very faint in this picture, but it's basically this flower of life symbol etched into the rock.
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The Egyptian symbol perfectly matches the 64 tetrahedron grid that Nassim Harme came up with for the structure of the fabric of the vacuum using the scientific method and advanced technology available to us here in the 20th, 21st century.
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And I don't think it's a coincidence that the ancient people happen to come up with the same geometry.
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I think that they happen to know about the structure of space time.
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And here's a great little kind of computer animated version trying to give you a sense of this 3D structure where these spheres are overlapping, causing a 3D pedal structure.
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There's a guy, Michael Evans, who calls that the trion ray.
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You could think of it as a three sided platonic solid, except there's not straight lines, right?
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It's curved.
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A point with three lines coming to a point would give you a three dimensional pedal.
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A little three dimensional flower of life pedal inside there.
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You can see them as the spheres overlap.
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So there's a relationship between the spheres and the tetrahedrons on all scales.
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This one is the glyph maker by Charles L. Gilchrist, and it's showing you kind of like fractal flower of life, flower of life with another one 50% smaller and another one 50% smaller, overlapped.
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So it gives you a sense of this holographic field.
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You can't think of these spheres as static.
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They're all spinning.
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They're all in different sizes.
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They're all talking to each other.
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Every point in space is talking to every other point in space through quantum wormholes, where space time curls to the point where what's known as an Einstein Rosen bridge is caused at the quantum scale.
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Quantum wormholes have been proven to exist in quantum physics.
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And they, for example, with entanglement, right, you can take two subatomic particles that have the same spin and you can move them far apart from each other, change the spin of one and the spin of the other will change at the same time, not the amount of time it takes for light to get from one to the other simultaneously.
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So there are probably ways to travel faster than the speed of light, even though Einstein set that as the absolute fastest you can go in the universe.
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It's starting to turn out to be proven that not only do quantum wormholes exist, but that information can travel faster than the speed of light through those wormholes.
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So every proton on the surface event horizon of the proton has 10 to the 40 tiny little quantum wormholes coming off of that event horizon connecting to the next proton, which connects to the next proton, which connects the next proton.
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So basically every point in the universe is talking to every other point in the universe.
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How else would the universe be able to create and maintain such an incredible amount of information and continuously feedbacking on itself and creating more and more highly coherent structures?
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We know that the universe is getting more organized as it goes along.
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It's not just chaos.
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It's not random.
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There's an incredibly detailed structure to everything.
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We would not exist.
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The chance of us spontaneously evolving from a sea of particles is basically zero.
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There has to be an incredible feedback loop of information for the universe to maintain this coherency.
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And the same would argue that perhaps the best feedback information loop for the universe is biology.
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That would be us and all biology.
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We are the event horizon for the universe to learn more about itself.
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We are the universe and we're telling the universe more about itself so it can make more coherency and we can make smaller versions of us and teach them about the stuff that we learned before.
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And we're improving the quality of life on this planet.
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And hopefully we're going to learn some valuable lessons and learn how to act in harmony with nature and not literally blow it up to make energy.
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This is something that Nassim is working towards.
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He wants to take this information about the structure of the vacuum and the structure of space time and the ratios that you find in there like Fibonacci and phi and pi and apply that to vortex based technology implosion technology.
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If we could just recreate the way that the universe is creating itself, we have the key to creation, really.
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Then maybe we could create matter from scratch.
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We could make anything.
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Maybe a replicator like in Star Trek could exist like Earl Grey Black, you know, press the button and you can create the matter that you want because you know how to put together the little tiny bits that make up the larger bits.
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In other words, the Planck spherical units.
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This is the packing of spheres inside of the proton.
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If you look at something like water going down the drain, you can say, oh, look, there's a whirlpool.
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But what is the whirlpool?
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The whirlpool is merely billions of water molecules all acting together to form that structure.
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There's a quanta of energy to that water.
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They're called water molecules.
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And inside those molecules, there's a quanta called atoms.
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And inside the atoms, there's a quanta called the proton.
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And inside the proton, there's 10 to 60 Planck spherical units.
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And if you could just organize Planck spherical units exactly how you want, then you might be able to create a lot of energy by getting them to do a whirlpool in the structure.
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And space creating a black hole in the laboratory is basically what I'm talking about.
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And Dan Winner was also talking about this kind of technology earlier.
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And I'm excited to see some of the technologies that he and people around the world are starting to come out with.
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There's the quantum energy generator, the plans of which were released.
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And then, you know, so there's been a lot of disinformation around this, right?
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Where, like, people try to make it and make it work and say it doesn't work.
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And it's a very big game, right?
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In the world of energy, if you're going to invent some piece of technology or an invention that's going to take down OPEC, there's going to be people that are going to want to say it's not true and squash the information.
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But thanks to the Internet and being able to release it in multiple countries at the same time, a lot of this information is freely available on the Internet.
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Free energy is real.
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It already exists.
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It's been tested.
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I'm sure the US military has been on it for a long time, and now it's going to start coming to market.
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And it's going to be an exciting time to watch the transformation of our society through our energy technology.
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Obviously, if we keep burning stuff and sending particulate into the atmosphere, we are going to go beyond a point of no return on global warming and messing up our planet.
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I have a feeling that it's happening faster than we thought.
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They just readjusted the sea level rise to instead of one to three feet.
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They're saying it's at least three feet, and it's probably more like three to X.
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We don't know feet going up.
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So there's going to be hundreds of millions of people as it stands now that are going to have to move away from the shores of our planet just to be able to continue living on the surface.
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So it's very important that we really come up with a clean way of making energy instead of burning stuff that we find compactified inside the ground with lots of pressure over a long period of time and releasing it all of a sudden in a short amount of time using combustion.
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That is old school technology that we should not be continuing to do.
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And so Nassim and many other people are working on these technologies, how to perfect them so we can have them in our car, in our house.
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And once we have abundance, it's going to transform our planet.
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You look back at the ancient cultures of the planet, they seem to have figured this out.
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There's pyramids all over the world, right?
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They're not just in Egypt and Mexico.
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These are Chinese pyramids that have been disguised by farmers.
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But the outlay of these pyramids in China happens to perfectly match the way that they're laid out in Mexico and on the Giza Plateau in Egypt.
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And there's similarities that go beyond the pyramids themselves into things like doorways and other symbols.
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Also, even the idea of mummification and perhaps preserving the body in a state of limbo so that you can kind of live on through your mummified body.
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Maybe they saw this being passed down and it became all these different cultures around the world.
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So this commonality between practices, symbolism and monuments might point to the fact that there was a super old, super ancient culture that influenced all of them.
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You know, you look at something like the mummies in Egypt, they look similar and are mummified in a similar way to the ones in Egypt, the Chinese and the Egyptians having a lot of commonalities.
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The food dog that guards the Forbidden City in China has a 3D flower of life under his paw.
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Just like the Sphinx, who's known as the protectors of the information or the guardians of the knowledge, the food dog is guarding and protecting the information.
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And the information that's most important is the structure of our reality, the structure that makes up everything, that makes up all matter and all energy.
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Little flower of life, 3D plank spherical units overlapping inside the proton.
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And there it is. I actually was lucky enough to go there myself.
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Only a few months ago, I went to Beijing, to the Forbidden City, and I took this picture because I wanted to get an even clearer picture of this.
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And it's quite amazing, you know, there's tiling like this all over in China.
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And this food dog is actually sitting on a square pedestal with a square carpet rotated 90 degrees or 45 degrees so that it creates an eight pointed star.
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And the fabric of the carpet that he's on also has flower of life in there.
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And if you go into the garden behind the palace, there's an urn with another dragon underneath there with more flower of life tiling and another flower of life ball.
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And so you find these kinds of ancient structures being all over the world in places like Peru and Middle East.
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You've got the ziggurats, which are like pyramids in Persia, which is where Iran and Iraq are now.
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And if you look all the way back to the oldest written language that we have on the planet, that would be the Sumerian tablets.
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You see that it talks about the sun gods.
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Now, this opens up a whole nother can of worms, because if you're going to start talking about the sun gods being real people and not just a myth,
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then you're basically talking about extraterrestrials.
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There's very few physicists out there that do the kind of math that you need to do to write the types of field equations that describe the universe and at the same time are willing to talk about extraterrestrials.
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People like Stephen Hawking, who's one of those people who could do that, basically say, yeah, I guess it probably makes sense there's extraterrestrials, but he'll go on to add that I don't think it's a good idea that we try to talk to them.
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Which to me is totally fear based.
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And if you ask Nisim, he will be adamant that there's no such thing as a bad extraterrestrial.
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Nisim is a brave individual in the sense that he's putting out all this physics describing the universe in a very traditional mathematical scientific method kind of way.
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But he's also willing to stick his neck way out there and talk about extraterrestrials in a very real way.
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Even speaking of some personal experiences that he had when he was a kid.
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So I think that this is a whole other aspect that you could have an entire seminar on.
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You could check out Stephen Greer and Disclosure Project.
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I don't have time to go into the depths of all this, but there's evidence that things like crop circles, if you look at the crop circles that have been forming for decades now, they're giving you geometric information.
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And a lot of times it's an imperfect alignment with this information.
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There's literally 64 tetrahedron grid crop circles and flower of life, phi relationships, and all sorts of geometric relationships related to the fabric of the vacuum that are being encoded into crop circles.
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And yeah, there's crop circle people out there that make crop circles.
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Not all of them are quote unquote authentic crop circles, but it's been proven, you know, published papers in interview journals showing that there's no way that a bunch of kids with boards could run around in a field and mush down the crops and make these incredibly detailed patterns.
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I encourage you to look into this more for yourself.
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Crop Circle Connector is a great website that kind of catalogs all the crop circles.
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And the evidence of the sun gods is everywhere.
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When I first started doing these talks, it was before that show Ancient Aliens came on television.
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And Ancient Aliens might sensationalize certain things and kind of exaggerate certain things.
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But the basic premise is pretty solid.
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If you watch every episode of that show and you still think that there's no way that there's extraterrestrials that were the only life in the universe.
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I don't think you're very reasonable.
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That it seems beyond reasonable doubt that we are definitely not the only biology in the universe.
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We've already discovered water everywhere we've looked in between galaxies.
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Stars are born in clouds of water.
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There's water on the moon.
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There's water on Mars.
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There's water on the moons of Saturn.
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And so if there's water everywhere and the universe is really, really infinitely big and has all this variety.
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Chances are somewhere along the line life forms.
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My grandfather just died last year at age 100.
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When he was a kid, my grandfather was dealing with the horse and buggy.
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And when he died, we're able to remote control drive vehicles on Mars.
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Right. So imagine if there was a culture that had a million more years to develop their technology than we do.
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We're changing our technology every year rapidly.
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It seems to make sense to me and to many other people that there are beings out there that have super advanced technology that we don't even know how to interface with it.
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They could be sitting next to you now and you wouldn't even know.
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They could just be energetic beings that don't have a solid body that you could measure using traditional instrumentation that we've invented so far.
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We really don't know.
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But I think it's important to have an open mind considering the fact that every time in the history of physics that we thought we'd known something to be correct, it's turned out to be incorrect from the earth being flat to gravity being outside of the standard model to, you know, things like the strong force.
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Just inventing forces and throwing it into our model to make everything work out.
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The sim goes insane.
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The way that physics gets done on this planet, they keep adding things to the standard model to make the equations work out instead of going directly to the universe and observing it.
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When they looked into the universe with their telescopes to find the mass that was predicted by the standard model, they said, oh, we're missing some of the mass.
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And then you ask, well, how much mass are you missing?
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They're missing 96% of the universe or 95% of the universe.
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95% of the universe's mass is now this new type of matter that they invented out of thin air and called dark matter because they can't see it.
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And they're wondering why they can't find it.
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Decades later, with billions of dollars spent, the sim would just say, you guys, you can't find the mass because you took it right out of space.
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You knew space was infinitely filled with these vacuum fluctuations.
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And then you did this trick called renormalization, took the energy out.
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And now you're scratching your head, wondering why you can't find this dark matter.
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If you don't renormalize the energy that's in every point in space, then protons are black holes.
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The earth is a black hole.
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The sun is a black hole.
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And all these structures have a relationship to each other and it all fits together perfectly.
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Again, I would ask you to consult or check out the holographic mass paper, Quantum Gravity and Holographic Mass, off of the resonance.is website.
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That's Nisim Harman's foundation, the Resonance Project Foundation.
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There's now several other researchers working with Nisim at the foundation.
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Amira Valbaker is an astrophysicist from England.
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William Brown specializes in biology and the physics of quantum biology.
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And I know that Nisim and Amira and William have written a paper about the way that biology and our cells interact with the quantum vacuum energy.
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And this paper is yet to be published.
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I don't exactly know the timeline on that, but I know that's coming down the pike at some point soon.
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And I do a lot of these talks, you know, some of them are an hour long at a festival with no slides, kind of like what I'm doing now.
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And sometimes I do four hour talks with slides.
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And sometimes, you know, I want to deliver the entire set of information.
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Sorry for the background noise, guys.
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I want to deliver all the information I can.
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And so we had this program called the Delegate Program.
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It was a weekend long seminar that would happen Friday night, Saturday and Sunday.
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Now that Delegate Program has been formatted to an online course.
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And you can go to academy.resonance.is, the Resonance Academy, and it's a 10 week long online course.
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We're in the middle of one right now.
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You can join it at any time because these are modules, six of them, that you can go self study and go at your own pace and learn this incredibly large set of information.
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Because I've really only been able to scratch the surface of this because Ms.
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Simms work has implications into everything, into chemistry, physics, psychology, you know, sociology.
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It's it's really wide reaching.
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Once you understand the structure and the dynamics of the fabric of the vacuum, it's going to influence how you look at everything else.
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So I think it's an important thing to not just go through the physics of this, but also tied in to a more emotional, spiritual, religious, philosophical framework,
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something that physicists generally don't even try to touch with a 10 foot pole because they want to stay in the world of finite numbers and the world of rigorous scientific
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investigation. They don't want to leave things up for interpretation and, you know, an emotional reaction.
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But when you start to tie all these things together, then you realize that the ancient cultures of the world were probably talking literally when they talked about things like the sun gods coming down and giving them the black sun.
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If you look at the Sumerian tablet and the translations of Sitchin, and again, Dan Wintour mentioned stuff about this.
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Basically, the sun gods were real people.
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We shouldn't call them aliens.
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It's very likely that we evolved way after many of these civilizations did.
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So to them, we're the aliens.
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And let's stop being so centric about it and see the bigger picture and just call any humanoid extraterrestrial people.
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I don't think it makes any sense to, you know, create separation when the entire universe is completely interconnected in a universe that you can call the connected universe, right?
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If the universe is an infinite holographic field, and our universe is actually just one little boundary condition inside of much larger boundary conditions, then
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there's an infinite universe.
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And that means one of those universes could have your heart as the center of the universe.
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So if you're the center of the universe, that means you have a lot of power to influence the rest of the universe from your current location without going anywhere.
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And don't forget, so is everybody else.
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Everybody else is also the center of the universe.
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So changes the way people act.
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I mean, if you walk into a situation with the vibe that you're the center of the universe and no one else is, it's not going to go over very well socially.
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People will not like you that much.
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But if you walk into a party and you say, hey, I recognize all of you other center of universes out there, let's party.
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Let's have fun.
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And then all of a sudden, everything becomes a lot more coherent and everybody's equal.
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And things like racism and discrimination don't make any sense.
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I mean, what happens if extraterrestrials come down that are blue or green?
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Are we going to make separate bathrooms for them?
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Are we going to do segregation?
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I don't think so.
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I think we're going to look back on ourselves today in 2015 and kind of shake our heads like, gosh, you remember when we used to discriminate against different colors of the same species of humanoid?
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Imagine when we get other humanoid coming down, it looks like Star Wars and everybody's totally different looking.
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I feel like we're in the dawn ages right now, or the dusk ages.
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We just came out of the dark ages yesterday, practically, right?
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It wasn't very long ago that we thought human sacrifice was a good idea.
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Oh, it's not raining.
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Take the virgin to the top of the mountain and rip her heart out and maybe it'll start raining.
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Then we realized, ah, maybe we shouldn't do that anymore.
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Right.
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And now we're getting more and more tolerant and we're hopefully going to abolish things like the death penalty and stuff.
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That's what I think.
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But what I'd like to see personally is I'd like to see it become a lot more fun around here, a lot more coherent and less death and less pain and less suffering.
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I think we can do that by understanding how the universe works and then modifying our behavior and our technology to be in resonance and in harmony with in collaboration with the universe instead of literally working together.
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I have a feeling that the people that are out there in the galaxy in the galactic family, if that's what you want to call them, are patiently waiting.
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Maybe they're not so patient for us to get our act together for us to maybe a start, stop shooting it ourselves or each other and then be stop shooting at them when they come down.
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Because, you know, if you're a human being, you're not going to be able to do that.
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And then, of course, these ships have no problem getting away from them.
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But I feel like we're just babies in the galaxy and we're hopeful that we're going to be able to do that.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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And I think that's what we're going to do.
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I feel like we're just babies in the galaxy and we're hopefully going to transform our society and our thinking in a short amount of time through things like physics, unified physics, understanding that the universe is infinitely connected and that everything you do affects the entire universe.
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It's a scalar thing.
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I mean, you can you can affect things closer to your scale and in proximity to maybe more than things on the other side of the universe.
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But the entire universe has to adjust itself and be aware of itself on all scales.
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And that happens through the structure of space itself.
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And space itself is highly energetic, highly organized and highly structured.
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And it's not random.
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And by understanding that structure, the tetrahedral array of space with the spheres around each one of the tetrahedrons and the sphere packing that exists at the Planck scale with the quantum vacuum fluctuations of the fabric of the vacuum, then you can create vortices in space time and create little stars, basically.
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And that's what Nassim Haramein theorizes is the Black Sun being mentioned in the Sumerian Table.
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That's what he theorizes is the Black Stone being mentioned in the Koran.
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And that is what he theorizes to be the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord mentioned in the Bible.
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You look at the Tetragrammaton in the Bible, there's four Hebrew letters, Yud-Hei-Vav-Hei, that spell out the great name of God, the four letters of the great name of God, Yud-Hei-Vav-Hei.
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Each letter is a different number.
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And if you add up those numbers inside of a tetrahedron, they add up to seventy two.
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And this is encoded information.
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If you want to build the structure of a vacuum, sixty four tetrahedron grid, you need eight star tetrahedrons put together.
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In order to do that, you'd have to have a tetrahedron pointing up and a tetrahedron pointing down, right, to make a star tetrahedron.
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So that would be seventy two plus seventy two is one hundred and forty four.
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The people that went to Catholic school, you may remember the phrase one hundred and forty four faces of God.
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Well, guess what?
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The sixty four tetrahedron grid has forty four open faces on the outside.
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So the Bible, the Torah, the Koran, things like the I Ching with its sixty four hexagrams.
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Made of six solid lines or six broken lines is all describing this.
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What can you make six solid lines?
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A tetrahedron. And if you want to build this, you need eight star tetrahedron.
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So you need a tetrahedron pointing up and a tetrahedron pointing down.
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So if you've got six solid lines for one tetrahedron, you need six broken lines to make the other one go in the opposite direction.
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The I Ching is the most foundational set of geometric information you need to build the structure of the vacuum.
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And I don't think that's a coincidence. I don't think all of this put together could be a coincidence.
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I think any one thing that I said this entire time could be a coincidence for sure.
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But the chance that they're all a coincidence, that they all point to the same set of geometric information being encoded in the crop circles,
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the I Ching, the Koran, the Mayan calendar, the Bible, the pyramids in Mexico, the pyramids in China, the flower of life underneath the food dog,
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the flower of life outside the palace in Thailand. It's all over the place.
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That can't all be a coincidence. I have a feeling that Nassim is going to be proven correct someday.
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I'm on a mission myself to help spread the word. Even if he's not 100 percent correct,
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I think he's a little bit more correct than the people in the Standard Model right now that are trying to figure out why the proton is 4 percent off,
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why they just found these subatomic particles that throw off the Standard Model of physics. Go Google that right now.
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It just got announced yesterday. Go check out Stephen Hawking's new announcement where he says that the information in black holes is holographically encoded on the event horizon.
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And then read Nassim's paper that came out in 2012 where he not only says that, he says how and why and the ratio and the math that proves that it's correct.
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And I certainly hope that Nassim will get the credit where it is due.
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And I would just like to feed back the information to you guys on this call right now, saying basically thank you for being what I consider very important seed human beings on the surface of this planet right now.
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The fact that you're tuning into this means that you're already tapped in.
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You've already had your interest piqued, that you want to know more.
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And I encourage you to investigate this stuff deeply for yourselves through your own research, through the papers that Nassim's published.
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You can check out the Resonance Academy, academy.resonance.us.
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I'll be doing a lot more presentations myself around the world.
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I'm currently starting to plan a tour in Europe for late November, early December.
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I'm at least going to go to London, Paris, Barcelona and Madrid, and I may add Prague and Berlin.
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And ultimately, I'm going to get to some more countries.
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I created the Resonance Project Facebook page and then the Simhar main Facebook page, and I post on those pages every day, continuously pumping out this set of information and
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just created new Resonance Project pages.
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We already had pages for different languages where people are translating the posts into Spanish, French, Portuguese and Chinese.
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And literally just last night, I created a Italian page, Polish page, Hebrew page.
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I think just those three, three new pages last night.
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So they're just starting to get propagated into all these languages.
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Check out the post on the Sims Facebook page from a couple of days ago where I asked people to post a picture of where they are, and they post the pictures from around the world.
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So here's that statue with the Flower of Life behind the Forbidden City's palace.
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And here is a three dimensional Flower of Life.
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Look, this could be a proton with a quadrupole and the vorticular dynamics being represented by these bows.
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So the Chinese encoding the structure and the dynamics of the vacuum in things like the I Ching.
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The yin yang symbol is a perfect example of the dual-terroideal structure of space time.
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Here's a 3D Flower of Life, like I was saying, at the palace in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Here's the I Ching with its 64 hexagrams, six solid lines or six broken lines, making the star tetrahedron.
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We've got the yin yang symbol with the positive and negative.
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The Hunab Ku from Mayan culture is again a spiral vortex going towards singularity, forming a quadrupole, just like we see in galaxies.
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Aztec symbol, same thing.
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So you see like Catholics stained glass windows looking like the mapping of pi and phi and looking like
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cymatic images where you resonate water with frequency and DNA molecules.
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And then you've got the crop circles.
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And I don't have time to go through all of this.
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I'm about to wrap it up. But man, there's a lot of amazing crop circles out there.
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And they're showing you 64 tetrahedron grid and the Tree of Life crop circle.
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Tree of Life is another two dimensional symbol encoding for you the geometry of the fabric of the vacuum.
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You take eight trees and you push them together.
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You get the 64 tetrahedron grid.
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All these ancient cultures trying to tell us something.
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Here we have these credible structures showing up in fields.
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I have a feeling they're trying to tell us something when it is a perfect five spiral Julius
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at fractal across the street from Stonehenge that shows up in the middle of the day.
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And no one saw anybody out there with boards and ropes.
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You know that something's going on below the surface of our everyday perception.
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And I think a lot of this is starting to come out.
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And I'd like to thank Neil and Portal to Ascension for hosting this incredible conference,
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Physics of the Universe, and helping to share this wide body of information.
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I've only been able to really scratch the surface, obviously.
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And I hope you guys enjoy the rest of your time.
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I pretty much need to wrap it up here to be able to move on to the next speaker.
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And I myself have to get on the road.
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I'm actually on tour right now.
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I'm actually headed out to Burning Man this coming week.
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I'll be doing a talk at Sacred Spaces Village on Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m.
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If anybody's headed out to Burning Man.
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And I'll be at a festival called Symbiosis in California.
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Better not drink too much tequila before you go make a crop circle.
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You'll have to have your faculties about you if you want to make that one.
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I just think it's so funny the skeptics out there who say these are just kids
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that are getting drunk and making these things.
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It's obviously not the case.
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But look for me out there in the world doing these talks.
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My name is Jamie Janover.
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You can find me on Facebook.
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Facebook Jamie Janover.
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And I also maul over the other social networks, Instagram, Twitter, and all that stuff.
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I post regularly about all this stuff.
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And appreciate you guys liking and sharing the pages and the posts.
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It really helps to share this information and bring it to a wider audience.
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And hopefully someday in the sim we'll get the wider recognition he deserves for being
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so incredibly far ahead of the curve along with many other researchers like Graham Hancock
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and Dan Winter and Bruce Lipton in epigenetics and David Wilcock
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and Stephen Greer and all these guys.
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I'm a big fan of all of them.
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And I'm just trying to do my part in explaining this stuff in layman's terms
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because I am myself a layman.
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I'm not a physicist.
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I'm a musician.
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And I got to keep going on my tour and play some more music.
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So I hope you guys have fun out there.
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Keep looking out for the elongated skulls and Brian Forrester's work.
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He was on Ancient Aliens the other day I saw on TV.
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It's pretty fun times in the world of unified physics and checking out stuff like the star
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child skull now that we can decode the DNA of these skulls and realize that that's not
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a human skull.
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And maybe the Sumerians were talking real deal when they said the sun gods gave mankind
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the black stone that you can see right there.
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And we're able to move these gigantic stones with ease and stack them up.
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You know, a long ago it starts to explain why you might go in a circular vortex around
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an object in a giant cube like the Kaaba.
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All the Islamic peoples of the world make pilgrimages to do.
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And it explains why maybe the Bible shows God as a tetrahedron, not an old guy with
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a beard, and that the Ark of the Covenant had a star hovering above it that looked
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like a little sun.
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And there was a vortex going down towards singularity that looked like a cloud by day
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and a fire by night.
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And the Hebrews would follow it through the desert and they found the copper scrolls
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that describes the 64 things you need to be able to approach the Ark of the Covenant.
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And all these bits and pieces, here's the Tetragrammaton, all this stuff fitting together,
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you know, all the way down to the pre-Christian Kabbalistic tradition where those Separatists,
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those golden globes give you the outline of the 64-tetrahedron grid.
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That it's a really, it's a 3D flower of life, or a 3D tree of life structure.
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So everywhere we look, all these different things pointing to the same spot and giving
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you the infinite fractal division of space-time in which we live right now.
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So remember, you are an infinite being living inside of an infinite fractal structure that
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we call the universe.
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And by acting in accordance with the fabric of the vacuum, we can create more coherency,
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more fun, less death, less pain and suffering, and hopefully do something that I like to
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call Festival Earth, where the entire planet is one gigantic festival, where we can celebrate
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styles of faith the way we celebrate styles of music.
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We call it good.
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Way more fun and less crazy stuff that I see happening on a daily basis on this planet.
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And so for myself and all these emissaries that are sitting around the sim in the middle,
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thank you guys for your support and may the vacuum be with you.