I seek truth no matter where it leads. I value truth more than I value comfort.

I’d give it all up for truth. In fact, I did. I put myself through hell and destroyed all belief systems I had. Turns out the Bible was right. It took 2 years of heavy psychedelic experiments, paranormal encounters and face to face entity encounters to convince me. I thought I knew it all as a rational skeptic/ atheist and I was so wrong.

A wise man knows that he knows nothing.

Spirituality is god telling you what to do. Religion is god telling a middle man to tell you what to do.

Even asking has people's hearts racing and threat response active. So many people have wired their physical defense circuits to matrix linguistic programs. I try and daily remind myself that im just this being and all the words in my head are bullshit. And i don't say "we" except in the context of physically literally, no collective Association in my framework anymore

I dropped the scales from my eyes and mind a year ago. Now I live within “anything is possible”.

And I find it very exciting.

1st and foremost: Humans are not the result of evolution.

The last 7 years for me have been ever changing. So many things have changed with the exception of my philosophy (stoicism). So it depends on the person. I'm sure a majority of people will initially meet change with hostility. But those who are inclined to truth will adjust and adapt.

Some things are just so difficult. Would you accept that the Seraphim of the old testament who were cast out, the "winged serpents" were imprisoned on this artificial biosphere long ago? Dragons,...including Baphomet, Satin, Lucifer, Yahweh, Baal, El Shaddai, and other lessor deities? That the "Blood-line Families" are Nephilim descendants? Or that the monitoring/control system is quantum AI? ... Or, ...that we aren't and never have been the top of the food chain?

The evidence is the evidence is the evidence. I will always accept new evidence. I look for it every day. If there is "new knowledge" then it can't be "told" it can only be "shown". Anything other than showing the truth is a meaningless gesture.

It is statements of "I know the truth, and this is it" that cause all the problems. That is how the world has been controlled forever. If you have evidence of something, show it. I will use my critical thinking and discernment to consider it. I will bring my thoughts on it to the debate table. From there it can be discussed with the purpose of determining the validity or implications of the presented evidence, what was really shown, and its scope.

This is how we get to the Truth. We don't hear it from a prophet, a leader, a wiseman, etc., we experience it. Then, since we are flawed limited human beings that carry along with us all the bad teachings we have been given by The Matrix, we all debate our experiences as "eye witnesses" from different perspectives to find the common thread. Somewhere along that common thread is the most likely direction towards the Truth. The endeavor towards finding new (and even contrary) evidence never ends though. We must always be vigilant and willing to allow for any evidence to be presented.

Believing that you have found the Truth is the primary control mechanism of The Matrix. It puts boundaries on your thought, disallowing honest investigation and creating unresolvable conflict when someone disagrees with your assessment. This keeps us divided and controlled. The Matrix exploits "belief of Truth" all day long, every day, for thousands of years in every person. Until you stop believing you "have it figured out" The Matrix controls you still.

If we've learned anything, it's that: truth is not what you think.

I learned a long time ago not to believe anything that anyone says or that is printed. Not because they are telling an untruth (which many are if not most), but because they themselves may not know it is an untruth.

There is no measurable curve. Now, let's see how open minded y'all are...lol. They lied about who and where we are to hide God...plausible?

Truth based on facts, very hard to say that its wrong. All knowledge is a double edge sword, its how its used that determines it worth.

I was terrible at math. Learning that most of what people attempted to cram in my head was useless wouldn't be surprising.

I rejected many of the belief systems I was raised with as a teenager, and reformed my own belief sets in my mid-20's. Even though I was raised in a religious home (and turned away from in my college years), what has resulted is a more faithful/religious God-centric worldview. A view that the world we see is but a tiny fragment of a cosmic battle of good vs. evil. I realize that we all have eternal souls, and what happens in this life is only important to the extent that it leads to your salvation. In the view of eternity, any temporal cares are irrelevant.

Belief is the enemy of knowing - Crrow777

The amount of things we know about our universe are slim. Far more things to learn, far more things to rethink. If say a civilization from another planet, say 1,000,000 years ahead of us came to Earth and tried teaching you something your brain would melt. Our consciousness isn’t elevated to a level where we could comprehend knowledge of that magnitude.

I am completely open to it. Math, for example, is one of those things. I'm extremely quick and accurate with practical mathematics and understand applied mathematics for the most part. Theoretical "pure" math completely eludes me though.

I have an extremely high IQ. I was offered to skip 3-4 grades when I was little. In high school, teachers were always concerned for me because they knew I was an actual genius but was comfortable being top 25% instead of top 10%.

I'd feel rather vindicated to learn that constructed mathematics aren't real. It would finally make sense to me why I have no problem reading physics papers or meteorological equations but can't make sense of even some algebra concepts.