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"I believe I was visited by Non-human Entities"
The idea that humans might be living in a simulation is actually quite old. French philosopher René Descartes mentioned it in the 17th century. However, the idea became more popular in the science community after Oxford University philosopher Nick Bostrom wrote a detailed article on it in 2003. Bostrom estimated that there’s about a 20 percent chance that we’re living inside a super-advanced alien computer.
He read in a report that the aliens see us as “containers” and that religion was specifically created so we have some rules and regulations for the soul purpose of not damaging the containers. He then goes on to suggest that Jesus and two other beings were supposedly genetically engineered.
In a video shared on X (Twitter), McKinnon @realGMcKinnon says he is indeed the real UFO Hacker and confirms that the videos he's posting are genuine, not deep fakes, though he hasn't figured out how to prove it yet.
Ross asked if he had ever been directly told that the craft was of non-human origin. Jake replied that in the years following the event, senior members of the UAP task force had confirmed that the object was, indeed, non-human in origin. He emphasized that this wasn't a one-time, unique experience; similar things had been encountered before.
Dr. Steve Taylor is a British psychologist, author, and academic specializing in Consciousness Studies, Spirituality, Positive Psychology, and Transpersonal Psychology. He teaches courses in Social Psychology and Interdisciplinary Psychology. He has published 14 books, including Waking From Sleep, The Leap, and Extraordinary Awakenings, many of which are best-sellers focused on psychology and spirituality.
Aquiline was a small drone meant to be kept as close to bird-like size as possible—five feet long, 7.5 feet wide, and a takeoff weight of 83 pounds—under the constraints of the time's technology. A silent 3.5-horsepower, four-cycle engine would give the drone a speed of 47 to 80 knots and an endurance of 50 hours and 1,200 miles. Aquiline's maximum altitude was estimated at 20,000 feet.
The SPS is a huge circular machine almost four miles wide, built in the 1970s. That might seem old, but it’s still super important at CERN. 
The mid-1900s was a big time for psychedelic research. About 40,000 patients used LSD, and it helped a lot with things like addiction, depression, and fear of death.
Matias says the story of Atlantis is deeply rooted in humanity's collective subconscious because it represents the beginning of our current civilization. He claims to remember his life in an Atlantean colony, where he learned about Atlantis through stories told by his grandfather in that life. 
Dr. Stuart Hameroff has been interested in the mystery of consciousness for almost his entire life. Instead of studying brain science or psychology, Hameroff became interested in anesthetics—drugs that cause loss of consciousness—because of their connection to consciousness.
Hancock believes the soul is eternal and has always existed. It isn't something tied to the physical body but a manifestation of non-physical consciousness, which he views as the foundation of the universe. This non-physical consciousness, he says, created the physical world as a place where it can manifest, learn, and grow through experiences.
In 1999, Kurzweil predicted that we would create artificial general intelligence (AGI) when we developed technology capable of doing a trillion calculations per second. He thought this would happen by 2029. At the time, experts laughed, saying it would take at least a hundred years or more. But now, with 2029 getting closer and more talk about AGI, his old prediction is starting to feel more possible.
One evening, she got a ride from a senior cadet who had been drinking and had other plans in mind. They stopped to drink beer and smoke, which was a big change for Nicole, who had grown up in a strict, conservative household with strict rules from her father. She felt pressured to please her father, and this influenced her decisions. After the drinking and smoking, the senior cadet became angry when she refused his advances and, while driving at high speed, lost control of the car. They crashed, and Nicole was ejected from the vehicle.
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In this document, there is a transcript, where a subject named Joseph McMoneagle, a retired US Army veteran was given an envelope prior to the interview and asked not to open it until the interview ended.
He said psilocybin helped him bridge that gap and the experience led him to found Wesana Health, a first-of-its-kind company dedicated to studying its ability to treat traumatic brain injury (TBI) in athletes, veterans and others.
On January 26, 2013, Elisa Lam arrived in Los Angeles. She had taken an Amtrak train from San Diego and was on her way to Santa Cruz as part of a solo trip along the West Coast. The trip was meant to be a break from her studies at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, where she lived.
At his University instructor's suggestion, Cray went to work at a small company building specialized cryptographic equipment for the US Navy. The unlikely home of the company was a converted factory for manufacturing wooden gliders.
Dannion Brinkley says that he has died three times, each during a surgery: once after open-heart surgery, once after brain surgery, and again after another open-heart surgery.
Erich von Däniken, a Swiss author famous for his "ancient astronaut" theories (particularly in his book Chariots of the Gods), met Josef F. Blumrich, a NASA engineer. The meeting is said to have occurred in the 1970s, where von Däniken presented his idea that Ezekiel's vision in the Bible might have been a description of an alien spacecraft rather than a divine chariot.