Daniel Colorado

Do what must be done, do not hesitate...

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

Filosofía de toda mi vida:
1) Conoce el Sistema, 2) Entiende el Sistema, 3) Domima el Sistema, 4) Mejora el Sistema.

Si el Sitema no sirve: Desecha y Cambia el Sistema.

Si el sistema no existe; Crea el Sistema.

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

@marmiami0101 Pues ya fue hoy el terremoto, colombia 7.4

[Peter Godfrey-Smith @pgodfreysmith]

Link here to a preprint of my short article about consciousness, "biological naturalism," and electrical brain rhythms published by @IAI_TV earlier this year.
Preprint: https://t.co/4HgaLu9XP6
Original (no longer open access): https://t.co/YdFdWVQp4s

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

UCDM Lección 94:
Soy tal como Dios me creó. Soy su Hijo Eternamente.
Y tú Eres tal como Dios te creó, Eres su Hijo Eternamente

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

@LucasZampronha @petergyang Yes totally. Same thing happened. Is coding worse than Gemini 3.1 pro which is frustrating

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

@om_patel5 Wow I thought I was hallucinating, it became dumber, making mistakes

[Darshak Rana ⚡️ @thedarshakrana]

When Johns Hopkins researchers gave psilocybin to volunteers and scanned their brains, they expected to see more neural activity. Instead, they found the opposite.

The default mode network, your brain’s primary filter system, went almost completely dark. Blood flow dropped by up to 60% in regions responsible for maintaining your sense of self and screening incoming information.

And that’s exactly when participants reported the most vivid, meaningful experiences of their lives.

Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris discovered something that breaks our basic assumptions about consciousness. In his studies, the intensity of psychedelic experience correlates inversely with brain activity. The quieter the brain, the richer the perceived reality. Volunteers consistently described accessing information and perspectives that felt more real and true than their baseline consciousness.

One participant put it perfectly: “It wasn’t like I was imagining things. It was like I stopped imagining things.”

Consider what your brain filters out right now. You can’t see the electromagnetic spectrum beyond visible light, even though it’s flooding through your body every second. You can’t hear the ultrasonic communications happening between animals around you. You can’t feel the gravitational waves from colliding black holes rippling through spacetime.

But the filtering goes deeper than sensory limitations.

Take change blindness experiments. Researchers have people watch videos where major elements of the scene change completely between cuts. A person’s shirt changes color. Buildings disappear. An entire conversation partner gets replaced by someone else mid-dialogue. Most viewers notice nothing. Your brain shows you continuity even when reality is shifting dramatically.

Or consider inattentional blindness. In the famous gorilla experiment, people counting basketball passes fail to notice a person in a gorilla suit walking directly through their field of vision. The information hits your retina perfectly. Your brain discards it as irrelevant before you become conscious of it.

Now imagine this filtering happening at levels you can’t measure. What if your brain doesn’t just edit out obvious distractions? What if it edits out entire dimensions of information that would overwhelm your survival priorities?

Neuroscientist Eben Alexander experienced this firsthand during a coma caused by bacterial meningitis. His neocortex, the brain region responsible for filtering and organizing conscious experience, shut down completely for seven days. During that time, he reported accessing what felt like direct, unfiltered contact with reality itself. No sense of separation between observer and observed. No categorization or prediction. Just pure information flow.

The experience was so vivid and structured that he spent years trying to reconcile it with his neuroscience training…

Evolution built your consciousness for survival, not accuracy. The human who notices every detail of every moment doesn’t last long in environments with predators. The human who automatically filters the world into “threat,” “food,” “mate,” and “ignore” lives long enough to reproduce.
What psychedelics might do is temporarily disable the survival filter and let raw reality through.

UCLA researchers also found that people on psychedelics show increased connectivity between brain regions that normally don’t communicate. Areas responsible for vision start talking directly to areas responsible for emotion and memory. The rigid hierarchies that usually control information flow break down.

Instead of perception flowing through the usual bottlenecks and filters, information moves freely between systems that evolution separated for good reasons.

The results match reports from users across cultures and centuries. Heightened awareness of connection between all things. Dissolution of the boundary between self and environment. Direct access to information that feels more fundamental than normal thought.

What if consensus reality isn’t reality? What if it’s just the narrow slice of available information that keeps seven billion filtering systems functioning in approximately the same way?

The consistency of our shared hallucination doesn’t make it true.

It just makes it useful.

Your sober mind might be the altered state.

[Darshak Rana ⚡️ @thedarshakrana]

Consciousness researchers accidentally proved the soul exists and internet is still not talking about it.

Dr. Pim van Lommel’s cardiac arrest study aimed to deepen our understanding of brain function during clinical death, not to confirm ancient spiritual teachings. In the process, he reported observations from 344 patients who described clear, continued awareness even when clinical measures showed no detectable electrical activity in the brain.

The Lancet published his findings in 2001. 18% of clinically dead patients reported detailed awareness of their resuscitation procedures, conversations between medical staff, and events in rooms they couldn't physically perceive. Their hearts had stopped. Their brains had shut down within 10 seconds. According to materialist neuroscience, consciousness should have been impossible.

Van Lommel accidentally proved that awareness operates independently of neural tissue.

The scientific community's response was silence.

Dr. Ian Stevenson at the University of Virginia spent 40 years investigating children who spontaneously recalled previous lives. Over 3,000 documented cases. Children describing names, locations, relationships, and private details from lives they couldn't have known about through conventional means. Accuracy rates that exceeded statistical probability by orders of magnitude.

In Lebanon, a two year old accurately described his previous life as a mechanic in a village 25 miles away. He knew his former wife's name, his children's names, the location of his workshop, and identified personal belongings when researchers took him to the village. The family confirmed every detail, including information never made public.

Stevenson wasn't trying to prove reincarnation. He was investigating anomalous memory phenomena. His research accidentally demonstrated that memory storage transcends biological death.

The academic response was to ignore four decades of peer reviewed documentation.

Dr. Roger Sperry won the Nobel Prize for split brain research that accidentally revealed consciousness as something beyond neural activity. When the connection between brain hemispheres gets severed, patients become two separate conscious entities sharing one body. Each hemisphere demonstrates independent awareness, preferences, and decision making capabilities.

Sperry showed that unified consciousness isn't produced by the brain but operates through it. When the biological interface gets damaged, the underlying conscious entity fragments while remaining functional.

His findings support exactly what spiritual traditions describe as the soul operating biological hardware.

The implications were quietly avoided.

Terminal lucidity research has documented hundreds of cases where patients with severe brain damage suddenly regain complete mental clarity before death. Dr. Michael Nahm's studies show Alzheimer's patients with extensively destroyed neural tissue holding complex conversations, recognizing family members, and demonstrating personality traits that disappeared years earlier.

If consciousness emerged from brain chemistry, terminal lucidity would be physically impossible with damaged tissue.

Instead, it suggests consciousness withdrawing from a failing biological interface while remaining intact.

Heart transplant studies have recorded recipients developing donor personality traits, food preferences, and behavioral patterns. Claire Sylvia received a heart from an 18 year old motorcyclist and began craving foods she previously disliked while experiencing dreams about her donor.

Cardiologists documented these changes but refused to explore the implications that personality transcends physical organs.

The AWARE study at NYU monitored 2,060 cardiac arrest cases across 15 hospitals. Patients reported veridical perceptions of their medical treatments while clinically dead. They described ceiling mounted visual targets placed specifically to test whether consciousness could operate outside the body.

Dr. Sam Parnia's research accidentally validated out of body experiences using rigorous scientific protocols.

The medical establishment buried the findings in technical journals.

Advanced meditation research shows practitioners can observe their thought processes from a detached perspective while brain scans reveal suppressed activity in neural networks associated with self referential thinking. Consciousness demonstrates the ability to separate itself from mental activity and observe the brain's operations from an external vantage point.

Every study accidentally supports the ancient understanding that you are an eternal conscious entity temporarily operating biological machinery. Your brain serves as an interface device, translating between your soul's intentions and physical reality.

Memory belongs to the soul as accumulated impressions from multiple lifetimes. Personality reflects the soul's accumulated behavioral patterns. Awareness functions independently of neural tissue because consciousness originates beyond the physical dimension.

The research exists. The evidence is overwhelming. The conclusions are obvious.

The scientific community refuses to discuss what they accidentally discovered because it would require abandoning materialism as the foundation of modern research.

You are not your brain. You are the eternal observer operating it.

The soul is real, measurable, and scientifically documented.

Nobody wants to admit it.

[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

🇲🇽 The true size of Mexico

[Maximus Decimus Wolfenstein II a.k.a THE ROMAN @SandMan99588]

🚨 Warner Bros Made a Huge Mistake: The Snyder Restrictions vs The Gunn Free Pass 🚨
I keep seeing people say Zack Snyder “destroyed DC,” and honestly, that argument falls apart the moment you look at what actually happened behind the scenes. Warner Bros didn’t fail because Snyder was dark or because fans didn’t understand his movies. They failed because they never had the courage to fully support a vision—and they proved that by how differently they treated James Gunn.

After The Dark Knight trilogy, DC was on top of the world. Those films weren’t light, goofy, or Marvel-style—and yet they were cultural events. Instead of building slowly from that success, Warner Bros got scared of Marvel’s momentum and rushed straight into a shared universe.

Man of Steel was the foundation. It made $668 million, introduced a modern Superman, and clearly set up a long-term plan. Henry Cavill became the face of DC, and audiences were invested. When WB announced Batman v Superman and a full slate of movies, the hype was insane. People forget this now, but DC hype at that moment rivaled Marvel.

Then Batman v Superman happened.

The movie made $870 million, yet because critics were divided and the tone wasn’t Marvel-friendly, Warner Bros panicked. Instead of trusting the roadmap, they listened to noise. They cut scenes. They rushed storytelling. They started apologizing for their own movie while it was still in theaters.

That fear infected everything.

Suicide Squad was literally re-edited by trailer editors because WB wanted to “fix” the tone. The movie became a mess—not because of the director, but because the studio couldn’t decide what it wanted DC to be. And then Wonder Woman came out and proved the obvious truth: when WB steps back, DC works.

Then came Justice League—and this is where the story gets unfair.

Zack Snyder didn’t walk away because his vision failed. He stepped away because of a personal family tragedy. Warner Bros used that moment to completely hijack the movie, bring in Joss Whedon, force reshoots, force jokes, and force a Marvel tone onto a story that was never written that way.

The theatrical cut failed—and somehow Snyder was blamed for a movie he wasn’t allowed to finish.

Years later, Zack Snyder’s Justice League finally released, and suddenly everything made sense. Characters had arcs. The story flowed. The universe felt planned. Fans responded positively, and it dominated streaming conversation. Yet WB still refused to continue it—not because it didn’t work, but because they didn’t want to admit they were wrong.

Now let’s talk about the double standard.

James Gunn comes in, and Warner Bros does something they never did for Snyder: they fully trust him. He gets creative freedom. He gets time. He gets control of the entire DC slate.

But let’s be honest with the results.

The Suicide Squad was praised—but underperformed financially. Peacemaker was successful, but it didn’t revive DC as a brand. And every final DCEU movie after that—Black Adam, Shazam 2, The Flash, Aquaman 2—collapsed at the box office.

Yet Gunn is still defended. Still supported. Still allowed to reboot everything.

So why wasn’t Snyder given the same patience?

Why was Snyder micromanaged, rewritten, and restricted—while Gunn is trusted completely despite worse box office momentum?

This isn’t anti-Gunn. It’s not blind Snyder worship either. It’s about fair treatment.

Marvel succeeded because Disney trusted Kevin Feige and stuck to one plan, even when early films weren’t perfect. DC failed because Warner Bros kept changing direction, chasing trends, reacting to critics, and abandoning their own identity.

DC didn’t need to copy Marvel. DC didn’t need to become funny. DC didn’t need to reboot every five years.

DC needed Warner Bros to stand by one vision.

They didn’t—and now they’re paying the price.

That’s the real mistake.

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

@AgentedeMarvel_ 4

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

@soynumx @AlesitaLecuona Eso no sirve. Hasta lo desinstale y me volvió a pedir autorización del dispositivo, código al correo, "reconhecimento facial" , contraseña y de nuevo mismo error.

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

@soynumx @666REYNABA Eso hice y lo mismo

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

@soynumx hey nu, se cayeron, que pedo? Cuando se restablece?

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

@elonmusk A new version, bigger, greater, bolder, beautiful of the Library of Alexandria is already a fact.

[Crespo @QuantumFracture]

Capítulo 14. El Modelo Estándar.

El universo es un conjunto de campos cuánticos interconectados que vibran en armonía.

[Daniel Colorado @Dany_Colorado]

Cuando entiendas el que confiar y creer en ti Mismo y confiar y creer en Dios es lo mismo, estás comenzando a descifrar el Código; y cuando comprendes e integras el porqué, es cuando comienzas a romperlo 🤯

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Fun fact

These albums were all released within 44 days of each other in 1991.