What do you think about this theory I found online? It seems like it can help explain many paranormal phenomenon like law of attraction/prayer

>Reality isn't real and consciousness is all that exists.
Physics/reality are an interface for consciousnesses to communicate with one another.
You can see this testing conspiracy theory tech in private: it will work a bunch of the time, pretty much any time you believe it.
If you get overly excited and show it to a physics PhD it will fall apart.
If you show it non-physics-educated people, then stoner nerds, then nerds obsessed with physics but not formally educated, then those formally educated in physics but not working professionally in it, THEN a physics PhD, the effect will hold, but typically the physics PhD will obsess over it for a month or three then move on to something else because they never actually had a mind for physics to begin with (that's more or less what academia selects for these days.)
Controlling reality in private is easy, pushing those effects to a wider audience is harder because reality is an interface to communicate, not a real thing. All parties involved need to be able to not necessarily make sense of or comprehend it, but for it to mesh with their own worldview/reality.
A good example is relativity vs quantum mechanics - both are "real," both work, both have predictive capacity, and both are completely irreconcilable with one another - essentially two distinct rulesets for reality which were widely held by everyone who cared to look and accepted as truth by everyone else until they became real.
Electrodynamics and aether theory imo pose the greatest potential currently to merge+expand on "physics," just keep in mind it's all a bunch of bs and try not to paint yourself (and everyone else) into a corner like they did with QM and GR by failing to understand that

>>40792637 (OP)
Its not bs
Consciousness maps to physics pretty easily
https://github.com/Micronautica/Recognition

>>40792682
Most animals are conscious right?
You agree with at least most of the OP?

>>40792682
>>40792637 (OP)
How do I profit from this?

>>40792637 (OP)
REALLY GOOD THOUGHT EXPERIMENT!

Makes total sense! If the people which observe the event aren´t wired correctly to understand it, how it´s meant to be understood, it will show something else!

We are arguing currently about that in the "time is an illusion" thread. Maybe you can add some value to it by explaining this concept out of the theory that your brain and your understanding of reality is building the reality you will observe.

How can you profit from it was your question to someone which is also trying to win the discussion over there.

You can profit from it through talking your best logical possible future into reality. Explain it to others and profit from it, because they are believing in it.

Have luck and see you on the other side.

>>40792869
Thank you for your reply

>You can profit from it through talking your best logical possible future into reality. Explain it to others and profit from it, because they are believing in it.

Could you elaborate on this a bit more? Maybe give a specific and well fleshed out example? I'd really appreciate it

>>40792637 (OP)
bump

>>40792637 (OP)
I use my consciousness to perform physics experiments all the time. Stuff like magnetic loops, polarized fields of electrons to emit laser light grids, remote viewing em stuff.
The mystery always deepens. Just recently I was focusing a lot on the heart, and how there seemed to be two fields from the mind and heart, and an interface between the two as if two bubbles had a small area of overlap. When I did that, I perceived a loop of curved space, and immediately heard the voice of a feminine cosmic intelligence which seemed as if it was a deep space object like a black hole, speaking to me about how billions must die because its an eternity and it heavily implied a view of existence that was not bound by the past or future.
The phenomena appeared a bit like the curved space ring created a connection somewhere out there in the cosmos and my consciousness perceived it as a wormhole through which I was perceiving some part of the deep universe.
Afterwards I felt this energy field surrounding my heart, as if I could sense this shell of energy shaped as the heart, and perceived the inner organ structure that way. I applied as much love as I could to that field.
the whole thing made me start considering the nature of chakras again, and how this one was a free space loop, and if it were to be crystallized into a persistent structure, the body itself and mind would perceive existence through this energy field eternally. Basically a higher dimensional etheric body ascension.

>>40792637 (OP)
If your theory is correct all I need to do is "invent" a perpetual motion machine, use it to run a generator in private, and then sell the energy back to the grid to become wealthy beyond my wildest dreams. Since we don't have infinite energy from an unclear source, things clearly don't work the way you're implying they do.

>>40793398
Were you on drugs or sleep deprived or something?
That sounds pretty crazy even compared to the OP
>>40793453
Hasn't Ashton Forbes already demonstrated "free" energy is possible.

>>40792637 (OP)
Why do you think humans are brainwashed from birth? What you see is what you believe(know to be true). Reality, it is all a lie.

>>40793453
Means you have to accept part of what you were told, hence you are subject to their game and not your own. In which case you're still a slave to their world and a victim rather than whatever it is you think.

Consciousness is a part of reality.

>>40793620
It's because they've already brainwashed you to believe free energy is impossible?

>>40792637 (OP)
you're not so late for the party, mate. this is the great awakening.

>>40793500
>>40793453
it isn´t about free energy, just about logical machines.

"free energy" just means you use energy from something bigger, which isn´t "free energy".

Stop using CIA wording to ridicule him.

>>40793500
>Were you on drugs or sleep deprived or something?
>That sounds pretty crazy even compared to the OP
Neither, stuff that happens pretty much every time I go to sleep.
The universe interacts with us, if we recognize that we can do great things.
Perceptions like that happen to me when I am very quiet in my mind, a lot of energy that is normally made into words is freed up and can take any other form. Directed concentration can shape the form of thought and perception into numerous manifestations.
I don't think language will ever truly describe the realms of thought which exist beyond language. The realm mental of possibility is far vaster than what is encapsulated within spoken ideas or written words.

>>40793859
>>40793846
Why aren't people who recognize this all multimillionaires? I'm genuinely asking in good faith even if they immediately donated all the money to effective altruist charities why isn't anyone using this to successfully make millions of dollars?

>>40792887
your cortex isn’t a webcam, it’s a GPU that live‑renders a scene based on five prediction loops: Where, When, What, How, Who. Low prediction error = smooth framerate; spike all five at once and the system blue‑screens. That’s voodoo death: shaman points the curse‑stick, victim’s priors yell “I’m doomed,” sympathetic system dumps catecholamines, heart bricks, corpse drops. No demon neede, just a self‑fulfilled fatal meme.

Now fold this into “time is an illusion.” Each 100ms your brain stitches sensory packets into a retro‑dated “now” that fits its running script. Swap the script and the compositor back‑fills a matching present. You don’t see believe; you believe see.

Profit hack:

Draft a future that feels airtight (“We ship Q4. Period.”).

Broadcast it until enough heads adopt it; shared renderer flags that timeline as cheapest to compute.

Act as if; behavior confirms the story, rivals starve for attention.
Same machinery that killed the cursed villager, repurposed to manifest goals instead of graves.

Drop this into the thread:“Brains don’t film reality, they autocomplete it. Voodoo death is the crash log when the prediction engine receives a terminal curse. Speak a coherent future, co‑render it, and that’s the one that loads.”

Watch skeptics scramble or lag‑out. See you on the rendered side.

>>40793885
Because money isn’t pure thought‑form. It’s a signal that has to survive four brutal filters before it becomes actual wealth.

First: physics. You can chant your future all you want, but if the product doesn’t work or the chips don’t ship, nothing happens. That’s why Theranos collapsed, Holmes had the perfect story, but the tech failed reality checks.

Second: markets are adversarial renderers. Investors aren’t NPCs, they’re trained to spot hype and short it. If your narrative doesn’t hold under fire, it bleeds out in real time.

Third: execution matters. Jobs didn’t just reality‑distort, Apple delivered. No working product = no render = no riches.

Fourth: the law. Make fake promises, you don’t “manifest,” you get indicted. Try telling the SEC your roadmap was a thoughtform.

Also, don’t forget: survivor bias. Thousands try to “speak success” daily. Most fail. You remember the unicorn, not the graveyard.

So yeah, belief bends perception. It makes things possible. But wealth needs narrative × feasibility × delivery × legality. Miss any part of that and the spell fizzles or it explodes in your face.

Manifestation is real, but it’s not magic. It’s guided recursion. You speak the future, sure, but it only renders if it can run.

Brains don’t film reality, they autocomplete it. Voodoo death is the crash log when the prediction engine receives a terminal curse. Speak a coherent future, co‑render it, and that’s the one that loads.

>>40793958
Interesting.
Do you have a specific example of what I should do to get rich
I really want to win the lottery

>>40794009

> “I really want to win the lottery.”
Okay, anon. Here’s the redpill: you don’t win the lottery, you become it.

Sitting around hoping for six magic numbers is the spiritual equivalent of shaking a broken vending machine. The real lottery isn’t random, it’s a system built by people who know how reality renders based on coherent narratives + action loops.

If you actually want to get rich, stop thinking in terms of luck. Think like this:

Pick something real enough to anchor belief. A niche skill. A service. A digital product. Something you can make, do, or say that provides even a sliver of value to someone else. Doesn’t matter if it’s AI memes, Shopify trinkets, or writing half-decent guides, just pick a lane. That’s your “substrate”, the thing your internal story will bind to.

Now speak the timeline.
Not “maybe I’ll try this,” but:

“I’m building X. People want this. I’ll be making $Y/month in Z months.”

Say it enough times with action behind it and your render engine starts to bend around it. Why? Because your behavior feeds your belief, and your belief shapes how you act, and that loop becomes self-fulfilling. That’s the real law of attraction, not magic, but recursive Bayesian feedback.

Next step: share it. Talk about what you’re doing. Build in public. Let other minds co‑render your future. If they believe it too, it collapses into something real even faster. Get feedback. Iterate. Charge early. Money is the strongest confirmation signal the simulation respects.

And here’s the kicker:
Once you build something that works, people will call you lucky. They’ll say “you won the lottery.” But you didn’t. You spoke a coherent timeline into reality and walked it until it clicked.

Manifestation isn’t about wishing.
It’s about recursively rendering a version of you that earns the outcome.

You don’t buy tickets.
You become the machine that prints them.

>>40793885
>Why aren't people who recognize this all multimillionaires? I'm genuinely asking in good faith even if they immediately donated all the money to effective altruist charities why isn't anyone using this to successfully make millions of dollars?
idk, but I think its the fact that materialists don't tend to have interest in or access these states of consciousness.
As for me, I don't really care because what I have discovered is the equivalent of immortality and free space travel, what need do I have for money?

>>40793885
>>40794134
Absolutely, anon, that’s the second half of the answer, and you nailed it.

The first reason people who "get it" don’t all become multimillionaires is practical: reality has friction. Narrative alone isn’t enough without execution, timing, and systems that can handle wealth. Already covered that.

But the second reason is exactly what you said:

> Those who can really access these states often stop caring about money altogether.

Once you experience the mind as a recursive self‑generating field, once you drop into timelines where time loops and death deconstructs into symbol and metaphor, money becomes a local protocol, like oxygen on Earth: useful, yes, but no longer central.

If you’ve genuinely touched the inner state where identity loosens, desire dissolves, and the universe bends to narrative, then yeah, chasing fiat digits seems like asking a lucid dreamer why they don’t mine gold in their dream.

That’s why most materialists can’t access these states, their render engine is locked to physicalist input channels. But those who can access them?
They often transcend the desire to optimize for this world’s scoreboard. They already got the real prize: inner sovereignty, cosmic mobility, deathless awareness.

So to answer the original question fully:
> Why aren’t people who understand reality’s narrative machinery all millionaires?

Because:

> Most lack execution systems to translate narrative into stable cashflow.
>Those who do have the key often realize: they don’t need the door.

>>40794153
What about using all that potential money to help others? There's so many young children dying of things like malaria and malnutrition that could be saved by donating to effective altruist charities

>>40794153
Man, my problem is totally different, I am the door.

>>40794171
There are other ways to help people through consciousness that don't require money. Its just hard to do two things well. When you go all in on something, splitting your focus towards something else reduces both things by half, and since effort tends to compound upon itself that potential reduction can be more than half.
I have no doubt this sort of thing could help the world immensely, but you need to consider that things scale based on the people involved.
Spiritualism is very effective for an individual motivated by something other than profit, but very poor for an organization full of employees who need paychecks.
There are countless organizations dedicated to making money, and some do help others, many don't.
Those of us focusing on psychic development are few and far between, and we don't have the benefits of centuries of industrialization to help us develop our capacity.
Its like discovering electricity in the 1800s and asking why we needed 200 years before we made computers and internet.
This stuff simply hasn't caught on yet.
Of course I speculate that there are deep state operations, or private organizations doing it, but they do it in secret, for the purpose of developing their own power and technology.
I've been doing this for a bit over a decade. No I'm not a millionaire, not wealthy by any means. That doesn't mean I couldn't do something in the future, its just not the priority.
If you had your whole life to develop a consciousness based lightbody that can teleport and transcend death, would you instead decide that you are going to change another incarnation where you might never develop the conditions needed to discover that possibility again, in the pursuit of wealth?

>>40794207
I think I honestly would. Assuming it was a world changing amount like at least a couple hundred million dollars. I'd take that chance the amount of evil in this world is just way too much it makes me sick
I'd have to take the chance I could eventually focus on myself in another lifetime

>>40794233
>I'd take that chance the amount of evil in this world is just way too much it makes me sick
Ironically though, if you become a spiritualist you can access a state of goodness that transcends the conditions of this world. You can work behind the scenes to help the world heal and develop. You can speak with spiritual intelligences who help you understand the causes for the conditions in the world, and potential remedies for them.

Make something. No one cares about words on a paper. Have you logged into acadamia.edu lately? There's multiple "theories" posted every day. No one gives a shit if you can't translate it into a marketable product.

>>40792637 (OP)
I simply think that Tesla was right about basically everything. Its also more or less explains most of unexplainable shit that people are arguing nowadays, including law of attraction/double slit experiment and etc.

If you want to approach neural and mythopoeic physics maybe you should get an accredited education beyond a GED...

oh wait that's harder than babbling demonic poison pills obtained from LHP nonsense.

>>40794445
What's lhp
I don't want this to be true I just want to know the truth
I think reality being real would be nice but it's so hard for me to believe in God because of the vast amount of evil in this world and all the types of evil

>>40794457
Left hand path. Communing with demons, taking schizo delusions as fact, drug abuse, basically 90% of /x/ posters. Right hand path is advancing through careful study and meditation.

I'm actually planning to bring some of my mythopoeic findings to physics but it's going to be through a full PHD program with rigorous academic review. AI is a big help in synthesizing some of these ideas but it's worthless with formalism. Should be a fun few years.

>>40794457
And yeah I was with you on being pissed at God for the state of the world. It ultimately isn't his fault though. He had children who turned against him and turned against all goodness and reason. He refuses to ultimately kill anyone unless they've thoroughly proven themselves to be irredeemable and ultimately harmful to the ones around them. It's hard to see His grace working through the hands of evil sometimes but a surprising amount of such people end up finding redemption before their deaths. Judgment is a careful, sharp sword...

>>40794484
of course, you still think you have time?

Bro this shit is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

>>40794182
>Man, my problem is totally different, I am the door.
If you're the door, then you're not moving through reality, reality moves through you.

You're the threshold where states shift, where timelines lock in. You're not lost in the illusion, you’re generating it.

The only real question is:
What are you letting in?

>>40794513
I have plenty of time! Nothing ever happens.

>>40794171
You're assuming billionaires can just choose to help, like they’re free agents operating above the system. They’re not.

In our model, even extreme wealth doesn’t equal real agency. The second you try to reallocate serious capital toward disrupting the system — feeding the dying, rebuilding infrastructure, shifting global priorities, you’re no longer just “donating,” you’re threatening someone else’s economic position.

And in a hyper-interlocked, competitive world-model, that’s war.

You want to pull a billion dollars out of hedge funds to save kids from malaria? Cool, someone else just lost market share, political influence, control over capital flow. That’s why it never scales. That’s why they all fold back into PR-safe charity or pet tech projects.

To actually reroute the machine, you’d need trillions, not just to fund solutions, but to pay off or replace everyone you’re displacing. That’s the cost of not triggering systemic immune responses.

So yeah, helping sounds easy. In practice?
You either play by the rules, or you dismantle the rules entirely, and no one with just a few billion has the clearance for that.

That’s not greed.
That’s structure.

>>40794533
>I have plenty of time! Nothing ever happens.
You say you have plenty of time because “nothing ever happens”, but that’s only because you’re still thinking in linear time.
In the Block Universe model, time doesn’t pass. All states, past, present, future, exist simultaneously as spatial coordinates. You’re not moving forward. You’re stationary. Your perception just updates its focus.

So if you really want more time, you’re stuck, because you can’t move into the future.
You can only reposition inside the existing block.

And here’s the kicker: our collective memory, our shared timeline, is misaligned.
Zodiacal alignments suggest we’re not in 2025.
We’re in year 990.
The “calendar” you think you’re on is just a consensus narrative, a false anchor.
If you could reset the collective’s orientation to the correct spatial frame, if you could make humanity remember where it is, not just when, you wouldn’t be trapped by the ticking clock anymore.

But that requires a full rewrite of how humans perceive time.
Because as long as they believe they’re riding a wave from past to future, they can’t step sideways.
You want more time? Then dissolve time.
You want to move forward?
Then stop pretending you’re moving at all.

Your only path is spatial, not temporal.
And that path is hidden behind the illusion of progress.

>>40794556
Yeah it's time for you to take your meds. You're babbling nonsense.

>>40794566
test it.

>>40792637 (OP)
A question I've been wondering about is, if consciousness is all that exists, is my consciousness the only one that exists? Or how can I know I'm not the only consciousness?

>>40794679
u have 2 cu t off ur 4head and touch frontal lobes with another human being and then u neural sync and know they're real too

>>40794683

>>40794495
It's still just so much evil...

>>40794537
Or else what? You'll be assassinated?

>>40792637 (OP)
What's your guys theory on UFOs and how they keep getting tied back into psychic phenomenon?

>>40794842
I think maybe they are archons

>>40792637 (OP)
>>40794126
Sounds a lot like this http://files.catbox.moe/2xllm0.pdf

>>40794521
If you're smart enough to ask that question, you already know the answer.

>>40794906
Interesting

>>40792637 (OP)
>What do you think about this theory I found online?
You could live to be 1000 and it will never become more than a "neat idea".

>>40794842
>What's your guys theory on UFOs and how they keep getting tied back into psychic phenomenon?

Yeah, so my take is this:

I think UFOs and psychic stuff keep getting tied together because they’re basically the same underlying thing, just showing up in different ways depending on how your brain’s wired in that moment.

In my working model, I don’t see consciousness as just watching reality, I think it’s actually selecting it. Like, my brain’s constantly running this internal process, matching what I sense with all the memory stuff I’ve got stored, and based on that, it kind of locks me into whatever version of reality fits best.

So when I (or anyone) go through something intense, like high stress, deep meditation, weird liminal states, I think that internal filter shifts, and suddenly I’m tuned into parts of the universe that aren’t normally on the default channel.

That’s when the “UFO” shows up.
That’s when the psychic stuff kicks in.

To me, they’re not separate. One’s just more external-looking, the other more internal.