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 I have been experiencing alot of dreaming as of late.  I get up at 6 am or so, go back to sleep...have a dream, go back to sleep, have another dream, etc till 10 am or so.  It is a wild ride each night. Of note, I can never get hurt or experience pain in the dream.  Dream logic does not equal REALWORLD logic.  I never question how there could be wild tigers in the Northeast USA. Night before last, Eddie Vedder showed up at my parents house and wanted to take me and my girlfriend out to dinner.  I was so tired and didn't want to go, I remember asking my Mom to make a cappuccino and watching the swirls of the milk in the coffee as a hypnotic tool.  I thought about showing him my toy collection and decided against it.  Once again DREAM logic kicks in.  I never ask how he knows me or why he wants to go to dinner.  Music was not even talked about. Also of note, I am always myself in my dream...a human male with my same identity.  The ne...

  Perhaps the most brutal element of this place is death and the lack of knowledge of pre-incarnation or post-incarnation.   From the mainstream religions, we are given the concept of heaven, where one will be reunited with our all-loving creator and our loved ones.  On the other hand, our alternative spiritual gurus will tell us that we are all timeless ageless eternal spirits that have always been and always will be.   From the evidence, all we know is that a person's body dies and we have no evidence that the spirit of that person still exists. It is one helluva black pill that most will reject, but that is what there is hard cold evidence for.  One might bring up pre-birth memories under hypnosis or NDE evidence.  All of that is circumstantial and not completely convincing to me.   We don't know what happens at death...and we have no evidence that we are timeless, ageless spirits. I listen to a lot of polka music and they often refer...

 

 As a huge fan of cartoons, I am very skeptical of the process we are given as to how these cartoons are produced.  The idea of the process itself seems supernatural.  The skills and complexity of process also seem beyond human capability.  Similar to classical music, the production of these cartoons just seems .....unbelievable.   And....all of this during the Great Depression. Is this about "making money" or is something else going on here?

I have previously written about the decades long transition to push manKIND into the digital realm https://dirtybennywrites.blogspot.com/2023/11/cv-ai-and-metaverse-push-to-herd.html   You Do Realize AI Is a Part of YOUR Life Now, Don’t You? You might not have built a robot army (yet), but artificial intelligence is already woven into the fabric of your everyday life, quietly shaping decisions, curating your world, and streamlining your routines. It's not just science fiction anymore. It's infrastructure. Here’s where AI is hiding in plain sight... Where AI Is Already Involved in Your Life: Smartphones Face recognition, predictive text, voice assistants (like Siri, Google Assistant), photo enhancement, spam call filtering. Social Media Algorithmic feeds (what you see and what you don’t), content moderation, friend and ad suggestions, deepfake detection (and sometimes creation). Search Engines AI ranks results, finishes your sentences, and sometimes knows what you meant better t...

 Excellent video by MR. E highlighting the specific targeting of children to traumatize them with this event.  We have all been so traumatized by this place in ways we have buried in our subconscious.   Their story is they originally wanted Big Bird on the shuttle, they replaced Big Bird with McAuliffe. Big Bird Was Almost On Doomed Space Shuttle Challenger Big Bird  has been a  Sesame Street  regular since 1969, but his time on the well-received and long-running series was almost tragically cut short. Recently, Caroll Spinney,  the voice  behind the beloved  Sesame Street  character, revealed that Big Bird was originally scheduled to board the Space Shuttle Challenger for its doomed mission back in 1986. Thanks to some logistical problems, the character never made it on the flight and was able to avoid the tragic fate that befell the other crew members. Big Bird has been voiced by Spinney since 1969, and when NASA first began planning t...