The benefit of having been a skeptic my entire adult life, to becoming an experiencer is that, I never really lost my skepticism. But I did lose the subconscious dogma that comes with today's skepticism. It has forced me to balance my left and right brain.
@french_tho37809@C0smiclonic I don't get why anyone can make the claim "This is impossible."
Like why would someone in Jay's position, with his career, lie about this?
Also i'm biased, I'm an experiencer. I've experienced the NHI phenomenon first hand. So you're short sighted, sorry that's the truth.
@french_tho37809@grok@C0smiclonic Sigma 3 is a 99.7% chance. And that's just in our neighborhood. There's a billions and billions of galaxies. My understanding from you is that because we don't have that official confirmation, then there's a 0% chance. Which is absolutely ludicrous of a position to have.
@french_tho37809@C0smiclonic@grok didn't we find microbial life or traces of it, and the only thing preventing us from concluding definitely that there was life on Mars, is that we haven't physically retrieved those samples to verify in earth. What's the sigma on that?
@french_tho37809@C0smiclonic "This reality, based on non existent scientific evidence, doesn't exist."
I don't know if you just miswrote this, if so clarify. But if you say a lack of scientific evidence means it doesn't exist, that's making a claim. Did everything not exist before science proved it?
@french_tho37809@C0smiclonic@grok Lastly, I do believe in God btw, just the non-dual kind. Just saying, if you're going to believe in something where we don't have any scientific evidence for, then be consistent and don't mock or accuse people for believing in UAPs and NHI.