Hi Flash, perception and reality are two different things; the way humans interpret reality is through sensory organs and celular electrical inputs. According to many scientific journals our brains contain a substance called DMT, DMT's effects are strikingly similar to the sensations reported during NDEs, such as a feeling of transcendence, encounters with otherworldly beings, or a life review.

I'm sure that life after death is another state of perception but NOT of physical reality. Also, recent studies suggest that the organic gas released by our bodies after death contains genetic memory which quickly travels along our star's gravitational frequency.

Let's review what the religious scripture has to offer regarding this topic, the Bible takes us through an 12.000 year epic of battle between God and humans and culminates with the transfiguration of the Messiah.

The human condition is perhaps another quantum, gravitational, chemical and gaseous process happening at a micro interplanetary level, the DNA helix contains strategic genetic markers for evolution in the cosmos (Carbon, Hydrogen, Water and Acids). It seems we are stuck to the macro cosmos and not our own perception of time and space.

Hopefully, in 2025 more people will understand how tech companies and political parties are using and abusing their attention with nefarious algorithms. It's time to protect your mental health, privacy, location, phone sensors and device IP. You are not obliged to use free and unencrypted apps which are not safe. If you use technology at least study it first to protect yourself and your family.

"We live in a world of Perception. Perception is how we interpret the world around us, influenced by sensory input and cognitive processes. Our perceptions dictate how we interact with the world, influencing attitudes, beliefs, and actions."

Definitely not. Study Bitcoin.

"The wealth of a man is measured by the quality of his thoughts, not the size of his bank account."

"No amount of money can fill the void of a mind that lacks peace and purpose."

"Money can buy a house, but not a home. It can buy a clock, but not time. It can buy a bed, but not sleep." – Chinese Proverb

I'm not against migrants, I'm against people who don't contribute positively towards the national interests and progress of our countries.

Transferred all my assets into cold storage.

This type of marketing campaign better be accompanied by an increase in janitors wages or it will quickly spiral out of control in less than 3 months.

"The multinational wants the $4.7 billion loan from the Exim Bank of the US approved before President-elect Donald Trump takes office, Jeune Afrique reported this week. The bank had approved the credit back in 2019 but did not proceed as Islamist violence in the Cabo Delgado region forced Total to pull staff from the project in Afungi. Total has since contracted a consultancy firm to carry out lobbying work in Washington. It fears that the new administration could bring about bureaucratic delays or impose new conditions. The outbreak of post-election violence in Mozambique has aso raised concerns in Washington."

That moment when Whistlin Diesel destroys Elon Musk's Cybertruck.

"BMW: Going out in style"

This is what happens when you issue driver licenses to individuals who could care less about their safety or the safety of others.

"Software engineers and others in the tech industry have used H-1B visas for skilled foreign workers and say they are a critical tool for hard-to-fill positions. But critics have said they undercut U.S. citizens who could take those jobs. Some on the right have called for the program to be eliminated."

"President Biden privately regrets dropping out of this year’s presidential election and reportedly insists he could’ve beaten President-elect Trump if he wasn’t pushed out of the race by his own party. Instead, the 82-year-old buckled to pressure by Democratic Party elites to drop out of the race in July because of poor poll numbers and his rocky June 27 debate performance, in which he gave incoherent answers and appeared to stumble over his words."

I wonder how this could be used in the ISS to improve astronaut mobility during complex tasks.

That moment when you realize your favorite social media platform is a censorship tool.