The terrifying shared hallucination theory nobody wants to be true

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2020 toilet paper pandemic.

See no evil hear no evil talk no evil

The title of this episode….Dude big business and big government figured this out years ago.

Especially in the internet age, thats how they manipulate people to buy stuff they dont need.

How the LGBT movement got started and injected itself into everything.

Etc. humans are tribal and are easily compromised.

0:10 “your car on your way to work” hit the damn nail on the head 😅😅

Why are these videos all advertised and narrated from a place of fear? The concepts discussed are joyous ones. The real nightmare is what we are doing to each other and to the planet.

I am going through a personal experience that is deeply affecting my experience of reality. Almost like it feels that the reality I am experiencing is one specifically for me. In other words, it is convincing me that solipsism, as absurd as the concept seems, could indeed be true. I am very rational and trying to process this entire experience through this rationality.

How can you be so sure it was a hallucination?

Horrible thumbnail – made me want to hide the video from my feed. Please do better.

Monetizing angst 😂

This video has a lot of good points but a lot of problems but I'm going to stop you on 'it doesn't smell' we're picking up molecules with our nasal membranes actual real things that actually exist. What we can say is 'what you smell probably isn't what your friend next to you smells but both of your brains have this molecular structure filed away as bad' our senses our real things. Like if you are worried you aren't seeing right you can use your hands to confirm your sight, in all but the most invasive mental illnesses your hands will indeed confirm shape and texture as transmitted by the eyes. Same with taste, our senses are built the way they and only takes in what it does because all those senses are working together and reinforcing reality. Also got to say as an autistic woman the insistence that yes you too will stop and do what everyone is doing is, um, not true at all. Ever. Now we can have some fun talking about what that disconnect means when you compare NT to ND people, but the assume that everyone will be all on board with mass hysteria is not true.

come on, it was ergot sickness…

11:09 I didn't believe it, till there were one at McDonald's slowly walking towards the car.
TBF, it could have been any reason, as all they did was walk,and could have just been walking to enter the store. But hearing about it, and seeing the clown, I freaked out. Mom/the driver saw the clown, but was less worried than me. (Despite her being afraid of clowns)

We may never really know what's beyond the veil as much as game characters can't see the console

10:35 To be clear this position is speculation. There could be any number of medical reasons for something like this to occur. There could be some degree of suggestibility responsible, but there could also very easily be medical reasons this occurred.

Buddha said a long time ago that any aggregate experience with causation and effect is mind-produced 😉

You feed a processor data at X bits per second and expect it to know more than that without extrspolation? Which you call hallucination.
You don't calculate every atom, you just think of an object as a point. Its not a haluccination, its optimization.

That clown thing was a marketing gimmick for the "It" movie

“One billion bits of data” isn’t really a lot when you think about it. It’s a gig of data. A pretty good, high quality audio and visual hour long video is about one gig. And that file is expected to be high quality forever. We dump most of the fidelity of our memories pretty much instantly. All we really store is the file’s metadata. And that’s just a tiny bit (pun intended). Our brain’s real ability isn’t in storage, it’s in the processing. Basically being able to pull out the metadata, sorting it and tagging it so we can relate it to other meta tags and create “memories.”

17:48 Ope, brother added an extra 9

I absolutely love your work. Thank you for what you're doing and keep it coming❤

Where am I? 💩 POOPING in the bathroom. I hope that's where I am. Why are there people watching me in my bathroom?

Tf?

This gave me anxiety, great video