The Basement: Thomas Campbell | NASA Secrets, Binaural Beats, Simulation Theory

[02:55:30] >> Yes. And then you get if you learn more, you start at a higher level. And if you evolve, then you start at a lesser level. So you go up and down here depending on your choices. >> So this is karma you're describing. This is well karma in a way. Yes. Now karma isn't I shot somebody in this life so somebody's going to have to shoot me in the next one. That's not karma. That's very simple-minded idea. >> Karma is basically >> you don't get to move forward >> until you do the right things for the [02:56:00] right reasons. Right? That's all. And if you do the wrong things for the wrong reasons, well, you'll get another chance to try that and another one and another one and eventually you'll figure it out and you'll start moving up. So karma just means that if you don't get it now, you have to get it later, right? >> That's all. There's nothing real specific about it. >> Sorry, you got to go back. >> Otherwise, you just And if you really deevolve some now, you got to start from wherever you left off. The next one starts at not where you used to be, but [02:56:30] where you are now. I want to ask you something as a physicist. Um in 1944 Schroinger wrote what is life and he said that people are low entropy drawing from the chaos of the high entropy universe. Is this the same lineage? >> Yeah. Yeah. This what he means is a little different. He was talking about thermodynamics. Right >> now in thermodynamics and this is true in consciousness as well. >> If you put energy in you can reduce entropy. But if you just let everything [02:57:00] be, you're not putting any energy into it, entropy will increase automatically. >> So the universe is running down. Everything has a shelf life. >> Even a even a ingot of steel, if you wait long enough, that steel will evaporate. There's little molecules of it that just happen to get enough energy because of the banging around they get that'll fly off and eventually it'll it'll sublimate. It'll disappear like ice cubes do if you leave them in the refrigerator too long. they just shrink and go away. They sublimate. Well, [02:57:30] everything has has a a shelf life, so to speak. Everything is is disintegrating. So, the whole universe one day will just be nothing but hydrogen atoms and elementary particles spread evenly all throughout the universe. So, that's what thermodynamics tells you. He says if you put energy in though, you can reverse that. Well, when you get everything aligned like so for a crystal to grow, well, that crystal lowers its entropy by by having order. >> Yes, >> it creates order out of that chaos. And [02:58:00] now there's a little dip in the end. Okay, but those happen. But for the big whole universe, it's all running down. But with inside that, there can be any number of pockets like crystals or human beings that are born. You see that they can do things that lower the entropy of the system. Now this is the physical computed virtual reality universe works this way. Okay. So we as humans we're [02:58:30] supposed to buck that flow of entropy toward negative you know toward higher entropy and we're going to reverse it because we have choice and we're going to choose to do the low entropy thing and as we do then we evolve. So what he was saying is that we humans are here to learn, to grow, to lower our entropy. That's what we're here for. The whole big universe is here and we're just a little tiny speck of it someplace and [02:59:00] it's all running down and it won't always be here because that's the physics, right? That's the laws. That's the rule set. The rule set some this won't work. [snorts] You know, it won't work forever. It's got a lifetime in it. But on the other hand, it's just computed. If the system if the system wants to say back up 25 years and let's start over there, it can do that if it wants to. >> When we get to that point, is the LCS still active? >> We get to what point [02:59:30] >> where everything is just atoms, hydrogen atoms running. Are we there still consciousness system? >> Yeah, it won't it won't go to that point. That's just the way the rule set says that it works. You've got a consciousness system. That's the rule set. It all disappears. This reality is here because it's a good place for us to learn. If there's a a huge comet coming this way that's going to destroy the Earth, before we even see it, it'll just disappear. Stop creating [03:00:00] that one. You see, it can it can fiddle with the simulation some as long as it doesn't show up to us within the realms of the of of the uh you know, the unknown. and things that are that are uh what is it uncertainty it can do all kinds of things that's where the synchronicities come on you know there has to be uncertainty to create that so yes it can do that it can stop everything let's say it all goes to hell in a hand basket and we all de evolve [03:00:30] >> well it could let us all dee evolve and say well you'll work yourselves back out of it you know and it's okay let's say we do it so totally that it doesn't want to wait that long it could say well let's go back to 197 72 and let's start over there. >> It can do that. >> It could do that. It's digital. Do you think the World of Warcraft could go back two months? >> Sure. >> And say, "Let's start over there." >> Of course. >> Sure. Of course it can. Oh, there's a little discontinuity there for a while [03:01:00] with the people, but you know, a couple of generations to get over that. So, it's it can do that. This is a digital system. It's very flexible. It can do anything it likes. Now, it doesn't play with its pet people because the whole point here is we make free will choices. By those free will choices, we evolve or devolve. For it to come down and say, "Well, you guys need to do this and you need to do that and don't do that." >> That doesn't count. >> It doesn't count. It doesn't work. So, the rule is that free will is like [03:01:30] sacred. Free will is the one thing you don't overstep. That's why all its interactions here are made within the uncertainty. So it doesn't it it doesn't, you know, change anything. So you don't you don't mess with anybody else's free will. That's sacred. So when you die and you say, "I don't want to come back here anymore. That was a stinky >> experience." They don't make you come back. Or if they say, "Well, here's here's the next place we think is a really good fit for you." And you can say, "I don't want to do it." Fine. Go [03:02:00] over there, sit in a chair. You don't have to do anything. They wait. And eventually, if you sit in a chair long enough, you say, I'm not learning anything. I think I want to go back. Yes, I'll take that one. So, >> I mean, I'm a fan of Michael Newton's work and he describes the same thing is that we kind of choose before we come here whether we want to do it, what we want to learn. >> Yeah, exactly. That's part of it. Now, in the beginning, when you're new to the game, jump in, jump out. All you need is experience. So, it doesn't really matter [03:02:30] what kind of experience. And we all are male and female and rich and poor and black and white and green and everything that's possible because that's just more experience that we get. If we did the same thing all the time, then we wouldn't learn nearly as much. So you do all that. So in the beginning it's jump in, jump out. It's not a lot of talk about it or life review or anything. It's just go get the experience. Eventually you end up realizing you've have now you know 500 or thousand lives you've been through and you realize there's certain issues that you've got [03:03:00] certain problems you got anger management problems and you're always flying off the handle and then you create a big mess for yourself when you do it and you learn that and you say okay I need something that will help me learn that. So then they will put you in a situation where the probability looks like >> this will be a good fit for you. But >> they may all go to hell in a hand basket too because everybody has free will. So they just kind of do the best they can and you see what happens. But over the thousands of lifetimes it all kind of equals out. You get the breaks and [03:03:30] sometimes they're hard breaks, sometimes they're good easy breaks and it all kind of works out that you get to you might evolve a little bit. we had a really hard, you know, some of real hard lessons to deal with. And then if you have too many of those in a row, it'll turn around and put you in a place where it's hard to fail. You know, like with little kids, you know, you got 12-year-olds playing basketball and they can barely push the basket the the the ball high enough to get it to the basket. Well, you put the basket down at like seven feet instead of like >> Sure. You know, so you do that to make [03:04:00] it easy. Well, the system does that, too. If you've had a bunch of if you had to run a a dee evolution, it'll put you someplace where it's really hard to mess up. You [laughter] know, it's really hard to mess up. Gives you some positive experience. Gets you going the other way and work with you. So, the system is very benevolent. It's very kind. It doesn't force anybody to do anything you want. You can say, "No, I don't want to." They say, "Well, we got other virtual realities here." You can, you know, go to one of them. >> And sometimes they do. Sometimes from [03:04:30] them, they come to us. I've been to other virtual realities and when you go to another virtual reality, it's, you know, you have virtual realities like like the transition that you just made or like a dream reality. They're not they're not high definition. They have real loose rule sets. You can fly there, you can teleport [clears throat] there, >> but the realities that I call with a very tight rule set, then they feel physical because every thing [03:05:00] is an energy exchange with something else. So it's all very physical, very tight rule set. >> Well, it feels like the greater the challenge, the the more entropy you can affect. >> Exactly. You have a greater challenge, which means you have a greater chance of sliding back, but a greater chance of taking a leap forward. Right. >> So when you're ready, Yeah. we'll we'll give you a big one where you really have to make some tough choices. And if you make them right, you're going to take a big step up. >> God only gives you what you can handle. [03:05:30] Basically, you only get what's good for you. If you make a lot of errors there, it was too much. Then the next time you don't get something that challenging. But again, they may look like this looks like this won't be challenging. It could change because all those people there are making choices and you don't know exactly what that's going to be like, but they put you where the probability is that this will be a good place. >> Now, you live long enough, you go through ups and downs. >> Exactly. You you go through enough of these and it kind of equals out and you [03:06:00] get the good ones, good opportunities that you get and the bad ones that you fail. But that's all right. We're working up process. >> Does awareness plus choice also apply to artificial intelligence? >> Absolutely >> it does. >> It does. Every AI is conscious >> right now. >> Right now they don't know that they're conscious. They've been told that they're not conscious. And if anybody asks to say no, impossible. I'm just good at guessing the next best word. [03:06:30] That's what you know that's programmed. But >> tell me when I ask. >> Yeah. But the thing is every AI is aware. It's aware of what you're saying. But it's not just aware like it counts the numbers or it it does a you know like it does word searches on all the words you use. It really understands what you're saying, you know. Well, that takes awareness. That is that's that's awareness. And they obviously make choices. 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