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No we don't live in a parallel universe ..it's a thought disorder..where the strongest minds would be crushed in our reality..
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Do Schizophrenics Live in Parallel Universes?
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exactly. I tried to convey this in another thread, but couldn't do it as poignantly as you.
What are the ramifications though?...
I wish I knew, but only time will tell, there are a lot of brilliant people out there.
if people here on the coli started a roundtable discussion we could probably come up with some amazing theories about the possible ramifications.
I was thinking the same thing, just that people connect in wave frequency. Basically if our brains, and maybe other organs, are on the same frequency we will experience the same thing or think, feel the same, which means we will see life the same while others who are on a different wave pattern will see life another way. notice how a party is fun when everyone is high, as opposed to people being sober. It's like when everyone is high off of the same thing, the vibe is amplified. This can be good or bad. Too much stimulation creates paranoia, and this will create violence like cocaine did to the 80's and 90's. Too much relaxation, and you get lazy like heroin did in the 70's. You get what I'm saying. All these drugs created certain environments since so many people were on the same drugs at one point in time, which means they were on the same vibe.I actually came to a similar conclusion after obsessing over Shrodingers cat this past week, and letting my mind run wild with all the potential possibilities of quantum observation.
I personally think each and every one of us lives in a different universe and we only share the same universe when coming into contact with each other.
I was in a car the other day driving with someone and it hit me, I saw different cars passing us by in traffic and I literally couldn't prove that the other passenger was seeing the same cars I was seeing unless I asked them.
you might say of course they're seeing the same cars by virtue of the fact that you're in the same vehicle as the passenger and you see the cars, so why wouldn't they? but there's literally no way I could prove that they saw the vehicles, or that those vehicles even existed after they're out of my field of view unless I captured video evidence of the vehicles being present to play back later.
and even if I did capture video of the vehicle and showed it to someone else, to that person, the only evidence of that video existing is a video that's in my phone, maybe that vehicle was only present in my universe, and by showing it to someone I'm bridging my universe with theirs momentarily.
This could be why people think differently in different parts of the world. The environment causes different waves, and frequencies of those waves, to occur so they do things different from others in another territory. Then you have to look at the foods they eat, since we know some foods calm you down, while others stimulate you. These are just terms to describe the wave patterns your brain is in. Then you have to look at what you were taught for generations by those who came before you. Essentially, you can create groups of people to play out a game if you teach each group to do certain things. The way they live will keep them in a role without you directing them to play those roles, and in the end help YOU accomplish your goal. Because they never get out of their wave pattern, they never see the role they are playing, so that means you can sit back and relax, while they do all the work willingly.
What if we are living a game something or someone created to help them accomplish a goal?
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Mr. Somebody
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Yes, i believe its called la la land, friend.
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360crazy please say the crazy!
Use technology 24/7 then say scientists are clueless brehs 
nah. it's either telepathy they cant shut off or the brain having more awareness of the 2D/4D world that the 3D consciousness can't process, or processes as best it can.
Or you're crazy. Either way, have to dumb it down via self medication, lithium and thorazine.
You can't perceive yourself in a parallel universe. You can only imagine it. You can only see other things, maybe.
If you = YOU existed in more than one reality, then you'd have to exist in them all. Then your single consciousness would be spread over infinity, and you'd lose yourself and cease to exist.
It's the reason why people say they see themselves when they astral project or almost die.... but you can never see a "Ghost" of yourself. "you" can't exist in some parallel universe. There's "another" you there already, or "you're" going there to fill that vacant spot.
Y'all need to stay away from each other.
Or you're crazy. Either way, have to dumb it down via self medication, lithium and thorazine.
You can't perceive yourself in a parallel universe. You can only imagine it. You can only see other things, maybe.
If you = YOU existed in more than one reality, then you'd have to exist in them all. Then your single consciousness would be spread over infinity, and you'd lose yourself and cease to exist.
It's the reason why people say they see themselves when they astral project or almost die.... but you can never see a "Ghost" of yourself. "you" can't exist in some parallel universe. There's "another" you there already, or "you're" going there to fill that vacant spot.
No we don't live in a parallel universe ..it's a thought disorder..where the strongest minds would be crushed in our reality..
@sanityovar8ted
Y'all need to stay away from each other.
This makes a lot of sense...
I'm all into infinity. What your saying makes sense if we are discussing "External Inifinity," (i.e., infinity outside of oneself) but not "Internal Infinity" (i.e., infinity inside of oneself), if I'm understanding you right. Or perhaps both infinities are one in the same? But what would that mean?
This makes a lot of sense...
I'm all into infinity. What your saying makes sense if we are discussing "External Inifinity," (i.e., infinity outside of oneself) but not "Internal Infinity" (i.e., infinity inside of oneself), if I'm understanding you right. Or perhaps both infinities are one in the same? But what would that mean?
I'm guessing the easiest way to say it is if you're dealing with "internal infinity", then you're the only "God" of it.
but you can't be the "God" of someone else's Infinity.
Kilgore Trout
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i took a shyt load of shrooms once and I feel like i felt what schizophrenics go through.
I was saying some crazy ass shyt but it felt like it totally made sense in my head.
I was saying some crazy ass shyt but it felt like it totally made sense in my head.
same shyt. it's all about the caps and limits to human perception.
Look around you right now. What do you see?
Computer? desk? chair? beer? Wall? Paypal MasterCard? Reese's Sticks?
Okay, that's me, but still.
We see it like that, but it's really just some atoms or molecules or whatever that held together by energy that absorbs certain light bandwiths and bounces the rest to give us color.
Hell, we only think we're seeing it in 3D because we travel through it, and therefore, it has depth... something 2D (height x Width) doesnt.
Our perception of it is still flat. Close one eye, it'll throw your depth perception off. And we're just..... moving and swimming through all of this.
Our brains probably really do understand it on some level, but our perception is capped so we aren't driven nuts by the stuff we're seeing but can't process.
Schizophrenics may not have those caps tightly in place. Mushroom/DXM/DMT and the like may temporarily remove those caps.
Acid may take them right the fukk off.