Comments by "" (@HigherPlanes) on "TED-Ed" channel.

  1. Smoke DMT, bud.
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  2. good stuff
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  3. I guess the universe and dark matter have been eating a lot of big macs
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  4. DMT
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  5. carpo719 they need to legalize it
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  6. carpo719 Its illegality hasn't stopped me from doing it or sourcing it, but I was thinking that if more scientists tried DMT, they would discover that understanding the whole of reality is a pointless undertaking. It's like when you do DMT and when you're back you try to express your trip but it's difficult to put into words because sometimes there aren't any fucking words to describe what you experienced? Well, that's kind of how reality is. We can understand bits of it, but you can'd describe reality in humans words, it's for chaos and mathematics. And even the math is incomplete.
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  7. carpo719 Well it's pointless in so far as to think we can actually do it- that is, understand everything- but that's not to say that we shouldn't try. We're curious by nature so we'll do it regardless. I don't know, I think that if a scientists who's intelligent, open minded and not so full of himself tried it, he might be humbled by the experience, and if he's an influential and powerful kinda fella, maybe he can pull some strings, change some policy... but I digress, I'm too much of a dreamer. You are right though, some of us are explorers, some of us are not. BTW- how pure can you get with your recipie?
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  8. carpo719 Hmmm, I'm jealous :-). I can get almost 98% pure stuff, or so they claim, but it's risky business. I remember seeing a video about it on here, and I gave the book a quick scan, but never actually read it all the way through. I have quite a few books on the topic- not just DMT- but entheogens in general. I found out about DMT how many of us found out about it I think, through TM.
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  9. carpo719 I'm def gonna finish reading it. I'm curious, do you do DMT solo and do you break through every time?
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  10. Neeboopsh You sound like a fella who's never never broken through on DMT, I could be wrong, but you tell me.
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  11. carpo719 Yea, I agree, but.... insight possibly into the inner workings of reality beyond our human relam, on a grander scheme? If you take DMT, I think it would prove challenging to bring back information that we can apply to the every day hustle and bustle of our human existence, because it IS so profound, so it's not for that, it's for contemplation.
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  12. gib803 and your argument would be....?
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  13. Dominic Guye Conspiracy theory is a phrase used by people who are afraid to explore new ideas and are content with the status quo.
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  14. +Daniel Kalinichenko lol
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  15. Tarang Srivastava I'm far from being a math wiz, so I could be wrong. Double check the math and let me know!
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  16. My Rolex is from a supernova.
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  17. Something like that =)
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  18. I like that. What language is it?
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  19. Cool thanks.
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  20. =) I think you got it!
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  21. Interesting interpretation about the death of the universe
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  22. Certain anonymous companies that operate on tor network keep crime rates down, so yeah, not all anonymous companies should be exposed.
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  23. I think any civilization that depends on finite resources will always be a waring race. Something of superior intelligence perhaps would have transcended that need and is therefore peaceful.
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  24. runaway DNA
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  25. The only place I like to keep bald and shiny are my testicles, so I shave those puppies every morning.
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  26. I GOT IT! I GOT IT!..... who gives a fuck.
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  27. What? Broccoli doesn't affect your dopamine levels? Am I the only one who gets an erection from eating broccoli?
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  28. noe cruz That was someone else who asked :-), but thanks for the reply I was wondering myserlf.
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  29. ***** It might be that one, I don't remember. The guy who mainly speaks about consciousness has a foreign accent.
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  30. ***** What we know about reality is in a perpetual state of revision, that's how its always been. Just have a watch at those two lectures.
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  31. TheThinkingApeMan Yes, I get what you're saying about physical systems doing whatever it is that they do regardless of human thought, but two things; One, I don't believe that human thought constitutes consciousness, rather it's an aspect of it. I believe his definition of consciousness is something much deeper and more esential, beyond the boundaries of the human mind. Two, reality is strange my friend. I mean we've been here a bleep in the scale of time, and look at what we've discovered with quantum entanglement, for example, which violates all laws of classical mechanics, and we've just scratched the surface. Complex things aren't always what they appear to be
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  32. ***** :-) You're a hard-facts, hard-core science kind of fella, you really don't want to know what I believe, it pushes the boundaries of your  scientific scrutiny.
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  33. ***** I'm a little bit of everything.
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  34. ***** Brother, fine by me if you want to notch everything into a scientific paradigm for yourself, that's just not my thing. The "all things in science are not accepted until proven via experiment" is meaningless to me, because I don't live via those principles in life. So, you go live in your world of scientific reductionism and I'll live mine in my happy fantasy of pink fluffy make-believe. I mean does it really matter? We've sent a man to the moon but we can't solve world hunger or put a stop to endless wars. Poeple often ask, "what's wrong with the world these days?" I say, "Nothing's wrong with the world these days, it's the same its always been"
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  35. ***** I'll +1 on that brah
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  36. To be quite honest with you, I just don't accept everything I hear. So to answer your question, I guess not as stupid as you.
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  37. DMT = Dimensions Materializing Temporally
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  38. That butter knife is not gonna cut through a chicken nugget
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  39. That seems to make sense. Without the observer reality would probably be chaos.
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  40. Anything you say boss.
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  41. Decades, generations, a few hundred years... Our grandchildren's grandchildren will hopefully have a better future.
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  42. ​ @magnum_opus5377 I would say no.
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  43. This video is full of lols
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  44. Okay, all the advancements in technology and the world is in upheaval? So what good is it for? In the long run, we're still as miserable and oppressed as any generation in the past.
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  45. It seems absurd to you because you don't know what I know, but soon is a relative term... It's a process that could take several generations to play out.
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  46. Well....you're accusing me of lacking some kind of formal education on "science of sunscreen", but as far as I'm concerned, you're equally as uneducated on the topic, unless you engineer the crap, in which case you're highly suspect, right up there with the CEO's of the company. What sets us apart is that I'm drawing my conclusions from logical and common sense perspectives, something which you also seem to lack.
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  47. Yup, we pretty much have the same water thats been around since the time of the dinosaurs. So remember, every time you take a sip, a brontosaurus pissed it out of a truck-sized penis like 20 times.
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  48. It's very cultish
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  49. That's the thing, I love DC too! I think I had set my hopes to high and the movie didn't meet my own expectations. Maybe my fault? IDK. I think Nolan would have done a far better job.
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  50. I wonder what he uses for a personal computer.
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