Time Slips with Codega's Codex of Curiosities

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Yes, yes, definitely check that one out. Uh yeah, So all right, ry we got time slip? Yeah, what's the deal with it?

Yeah?

Okay, So you know, I could do a show just on telling you about experiences of time slips and possibly time travel as well, which they're kind of they're almost one and the same. But I thought we'd dive deeper than that. Let's not just you know, scrape the surface. Let's go deeper. So first, what I want to do is I kind of want to give you guys a little bit of a and for all who are listening, a little bit of a lesson on possible you know,

You know, do time.

Slips reveal the true nature of reality? And so many physicists and philosophers have argued that time really isn't linear as many of us believe it to be, you know, not from like here in the past and we keep going on in a straight line. But it's more emergent property of our consciousness. Now that sounds confusing, right, So what that means is that it might be something that our consciousness actually creates, like a way our brain organizes

We're here to experience it.

Without us, it's just one big cosmic Now, so without consciousness, everything could be happening all at once.

Does that make sense? Like we we are?

Yeah, I was gonna say that does remind me of a movie and yeah, two different.

Movies everything all at once or something somewhere.

Yes, it's a lot like that.

So our conscious had a Chinaman from Gun he's the Chiaman kid.

Day exactly exactly. And he was also in Loki as well, and that was all about it. That was all about time travel as well.

Yeah, well, short Rounds made in quite a quite a comeback.

It seems like, hey, I believe so I think so. I think he's going to be like your your next.

Uh hot thing right now?

So now, So if this is true, then time slips themselves might occur when a person momentarily just steps out of their usual perception of time and taps into a different temporal layer. And what I'm going to get into now is possible theories.

Three.

I'm going to bring up three possible theories about time. So first, there's the block universe theory, as anybody.

Have heard of that.

No, actually, I haven't.

Okay, So that's Einstein okay, and Minkowski's idea as well, which is past, president and future all exists simultaneously like frames.

In a reel.

Okay, so think of a of a movie reel. So time slips might be moments when someone just skips to a different frame they kind of jump ahead. Okay, Now, next, and I'm going to go into these much deeper, but I'm just going to start with just just tell you about them. So next is Julian Barber's timeless fit, and he suggests that time doesn't flow, only different now's exists.

And you're like, well, is this kind of similar to what I just said?

No, So so what it is is, well, I'm gonna get like I said, I'm going to get into that. So at times it could be a glitch when someone perceives another now instead of their usual one, And didn't I just say that kind of But like I said, I'm going to get into a little further. And then the third one, of course, is our simulation hypothesis. So we live in a similar simulation we live in the matrix.

So if we live.

In a simulation, time could be programmed. It could be a program construct like timeslets may happen when something disrupts or rewrites the code of the simulation, allowing us to access another moment right now. If time is an illusion, like I was saying, then we just perceive these jumps in time are just possibly shifts in awareness between existing moments.

Okay.

So now let's let let's go into the So time feels real to us because we experience events in a past, present future sequence.

That is how we perceive it.

But many many believe that it's just the reason why we do this is because it's just a limitation of our perception. And so I'm gonna go a little bit further now into the block theory. So the block theory, again I said, was like a like a film, and so the past president in future all exists like frames and a real.

Now there there.

It was also expanded, So that was the block theory was Einstein, but Hermann Minkowski expanded on it and said, there's no really special Now the president is just a perspective and how we see it is not an.

Objective momment, okay.

And like I said, if a time is fixed structure, like it is in a row like this, timeslins might occur when something shifts a person's awareness to another frame.

So shifting awareness could possibly be.

A meditation of sorts, like you could be meditating and getting higher consciousness, or it could be a severe type of accident or incident where you jump forward or you jump backwards. And this is this lends credence to when people talk about glitches in the matrix. When some people have had a like almost an accident where they're going to get into an accident, and it's they swore they got into the accident, and next thing they know, they're

And I'm going to get into that a little bit later. As well. So that is this a little bit.

Like the video game concept of fps frames per second because what they do is that when you're looking at the video game, you get sixty frames per second. That's how the character moves from one frame to the other. So it's more like that model.

So that model especially is more like Julian Barber's timeless physics. Okay, and what I'm gonna do is I'll jump to that right away, but that frames per second is probably identical to Julian Barber's timeless physics. Okay, so I'm just going to finish off this one where now with this, but you know what, let's just go to it. Let's let's go to it. So that Julian Barber's timeless physics. So there's no time only now. And what does that mean is time doesn't flow, you know, Like I said, it's

But what does that mean?

So what that means is that every moment is a self contained now like like think of it like a picture. Okay, that the best way to explain this is is you have all these pictures in a photo album, okay, and each photo exists independently. Okay, so think of your frames per second. Each photo exists independently. The movement from one to another is an illusion that we were imposing this movement. Okay, so we're kind of connecting that. So let's say we

Okay.

So these events could be exactly like you're saying, but we are just bridging them, and it could be so minute that we're not seeing the gaps, but our consciousness fills that in. Does that make sense.

Now?

And I wanted to touch on something what I was talking about previously is that my theory on the block when I was talking about the block universe is my own personal theory is that we have an anchor. We have an anchor to this moment that we're stuck in right now, which is our consciousness is anchored. You know, be it by a frequency or like a silver cord. So perhaps that we if we bump off of the time that we're on right now, let's say we have a time stup, we move into the past. Okay, think

Now.

It doesn't mean that we can't jump realities left or right, but it's saying that time let's say forward or backwards, that we would perceive as we're always going to keep coming back into the exact same point that we're in.

Okay, So instead of frames per second, you're talking about sort of like self contained nows.

Yes, that's exactly it. That's a great way to say.

It's self contained nows and it's like this one and this one and our consciousness can't it bridges the bridges.

Those gaps between the two.

Exactly actly, because if we try to, if we tried to have like the seamless memory, like go back two years, you try to have the seamless memory, you can't really have that. You're like, well, I remember this event, and I remember kind of what I did in that event, and then what Oh, then I remember that night I did this, and then I remember the next day I did this. You know, it's kind of and we could say, well,

Yeah, I mean it's an interesting time. I like it for sure.

All right, we don't we define don't understand time rights as much as science claims that.

Yeah, you completely correct on that way now. And so so how would this so, if we're talking about these these self contained things, how would that explain time slips?

So if if all moments exist independently.

A time stuff could happen when perhaps you accidentally switch from one picture to another, but instead of progressing through their normal sequence, you kind of jump ahead on a frame, or you fall backwards, or maybe someone else's photo album.

Maybe it's not your photolum, maybe it's someone else's.

So, which could also explain reports of people seeing historic events play out as if they were as if it was happening again in real time, and they can see like these and it's not necessarily ghostly things happening, but it actually looks real. And I'm going to bring up one of those ones definitely. So they are simply observing now another now that exists parallel to their own, just this other photo album that they're looking through, not their own photo album, and then all of a sudden they

Yeah, that's interesting. It sounds like when you're explaining that to me, it sounds a lot like some ideas of the undiscovered natures of quantum entanglement.

Uh huh, uh huh.

I was going to bring up quantum and tagle lit because I think it's very important, but I will go into a little bit because the double slit experiment really kind of proves that there's other now, other things are existing at the same time. So right, and I will and I will definitely get into that. So next we're going to go into the simulation hypothesis, which is, what if we're living in this that some higher beings have

You know, anything is just like what we're perceiving.

We're perceiving light and we're in putting it, you know, we're seeing it through our eyes and our eyes and are converting it into a message into our brain. So what happens if we are a simulation or what happens if it's real? Exactly we're still perceiving the same thing. Okay, So people get upset, It's okay. Can we still have a creator? Can it literally be God?

Yes? Why not? Why not?

Could have God created a simulation be a lot easier to take care of than an actual planet? You know, it might be easier than he just programs his sun to come in and the sun takes over and comes in.

Why not? It really can happen.

It doesn't change the fact that any of these events did like didn't happen.

They did happen.

So one of the in time slops might occur in this type of scenario if perhaps if the system renders the wrong version of reality. And I don't know if if any of you have seen the movie. It was like a B movie on Amazon Prime and it was called the Mandela Effect, and they talk about like they the world is a quantum is ran by like quantum computers. And if you don't, let's say, don't enter that building across the street. It's not rendered inside because they're trying

So that's one one thing about that. The idea in that movie, the Mandala effect, was that there was this quantum computer that was operating not only this reality, but multiple reality. So with this idea of the simulation theory, it almost implies a multiple reality.

Multi universe. Yes.

Yeah, And that was a fantastic movie. I think that was a movie that everybody should watch. I think it was really really well done. I thought it was interesting.

And and.

It brings up a dream that maybe we should talk on Headless Giant. I dream that I had that.

Two weeks before watching this movie.

I had a dream that you know when when they when he shuts down the quantum computer and everything kind of goes like blank and dead. I had the exact dream of that happening. And then two weeks later I watched this or was it even two weeks later, I don't know, But then I watched this movie and it happens, and it was the scariest dream I've ever had, one of the scariest dreams I've ever had in my life. Like it was so real. It was as if like the simulation was shutting down. It was rebooting and.

That was it. It was It was terrifying. But that's all for another time.

Yeah, So another issue for these time slips and simulation could be a person's consciousness, Uh you know maybe momentarily accesses a different save state or of the simulation. So maybe there was a past save that we kind of jump into somehow we landed into that and we can see that, or or maybe there's a glittering error in the processing of time time data, so that that could

It could be.

That this group of soldiers were were loaded into this time period.

And it also could be intentional.

Okay, so a person, if we're talking the simulation, maybe someone aims able to access will say like developer tools, or they're allowed to replay different moments of the past like a god mode so to speak. Who knows, I'm just throwing these ideas out there.

Well, there seems to be this idea that there's a different form of energy that is taking place on the level of time, that's that's different from gravity, that's different from these other physical forces that maybe is playing in

And that could also play into like some places have like natural weak points. So I would say where there's like bleeding, I think that's kind of what you're like, some of the some of the stuff bleeds over, so and we go into time being an illusion again, that might be exactly what we're seeing is these weak points within certain areas like these possibly in these crossovers of these lay lines or these tulure currents or something along

If you were to overlay all of these different models on top of each other. Yeah, that's what you actually get closer to the truth. But it's very hard to picture that.

It's extremely hard to picture it. And that's a great segue into what I'm going to be talking about kind of coming up. So I made an analogy. This is my own personal analogy, my own personal take, because I'm like,

Now.

It also could be premonitions. While people have premonitions, if the needle momentarily jumps forward and then comes right back, you might have a glipse of the future, maybe an idea of what's going to happen. So now, an example would be, you know, someone's walking down a street and they finally and they suddenly find themselves in a version of the same place from fifty sixty years ago. And it could be the record youedo might have just briefly skipped to an earlier part of the song and then

It could be any of that.

So certain places like that have electromagnetic hotspots, like Sedona skin Walker Ranch is a big one that has electromagnetic hot spots. So these places have high frequency magnetic anomalies, so that these locations do coincide with reports of you know, time distorations, apparitions like ghosts or glimpses past events or and a lot of times they have lost time experiences, so that could play into this worn out section of the record.

Now, also, I was just actually investigating an area that seems to be in that same sort of groove. So I was listening to this one podcast called Sasquatch Chronicles, and this guy was talking about his ghost experience at a place called Columbia Mansion. Now, this Columbia Mansion has been destroyed for decades and decades, but him and his friends went out to this place and they were looking for Columbia Mansion and the baby grave. I didn't find the mansion, but I found the grave of this baby

That is cool.

That is interesting now because because there will be a story that I talk about that has that type of that story type as well, And I'm going to get to that. So that is I find those ones really interesting where you're able to interact with people from the past. It's not just like the this thing playing out like we call like a residual haunting, whereasigual haunting kind of repeats.

So some I'm gonna say this, so.

It's like, okay, So in certain places they have fluctuating magnetic or gravitational conditions, they might act like a scratch like we're saying, or warp grooves in the records, causing people's perceptions to jump between these moments in time exactly like you were saying, where they were interacting with someone else. So such as like you know these haunted locations, if certain, if they have scratches in the fabric of time, the

That energy got stuck in there.

Also, places like the Bermuda Triangle is well known for time distortions. Could that be through gravitational or could it be through you know, like underground mass concentration of like dense minerals or quarts of something like that. There's rumors that it that it could be that that's what it

Okay.

So that if those of you don't know the double slit experiment, I'm sure many people know that, which is one of my favorite experiments ever because it just really throws a wrench and everyday physics and just every day relatively, so you fire. What they did was fire a single particle at two slits, okay, and it behaves like it's

They're appearing both through.

They were going through bow slits and then they were appearing on the other side in this abstract kind of a way because they were interfering with each other as after they passed through but they shouldn't do that, and when we observe them, so the observer creates reality, which is huge, which really takes us back to our consciousness when when I say at the beginning that everything is kind of just happening all at the same time, it really is. Until our consciousness comes into play and we

Okay, well it it brings up the topic of potential versus kinetic energy, so that kinetic energy is something that's being expended, and that potential energy would be that waveform, which is that before it becomes that particle after it's been observed. Again, they're dealing with photons, so you can see as it's going through those double slits. It makes this wide variety of markings based off of like waves

Example exactly, and reality itself is kind of like a i don't know, like a quantum smoothie where all possibilities exist everything all at once right now, until you observe it or you measure it, and that's when it collapses into one version, which can which that that can open up so many other possibilities, such as, you know, cryptids,

So as it's.

Spooky or maybe it's fun. So I don't know, it's kind of a little bit of everything. So it's I've often said as well that you know, our realities are like the Russian nesting dolls.

But I'm going to get into that a little.

Bit right now, where we're kind of stacked on top of each other.

Okay, So I got a question for you right in regards to the Devil's Side experiment.

There in the spooky nature of it, that is what Einstein called it, right, spooky spooky physics.

Yeah.

He would later agree with with Neils Bore before he would die, despite disagreeing with him prior to that. Neil's Bore being the physicist behind the Copenhurt, the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics, because why do you think it is that modern day science folks shun this quote unquote interpretation?

Oh are you sorry? Are you asking me? Why do I think modern day?

Yeah? What you know?

Because like I've had lengthy conversations with numerous science folks across various spectrums of philosophy to engineering and whatnot, etc.

And what none. They're all todd this is bullshit, you know what I mean?

Because why would you Because if you were taught that it's real, then everything else you're basing your your science on is kind of like shaky legs almost. You know you don't, but like they believe that.

Right before in the philosopher's right, even the guys that are doing in theory, right they're even signed up for this program, weren't.

Yeah, it's it's if you say it doesn't exist, then you are over here, okay, and you're saying this is the only thing that exists. If you're saying, yes, it does happen, but it exists because we watch, Like when we watch it, we create our reality. Well, I'm still saying that both can be true. So the sense is that I can observe this, and I mean I can observe this and it's going to do something crazy. But as soon as I observe it, then it becomes real

Many people. Just the biggest thing is ego.

People can't admit that they're wrong and continue with it, because if they admit that they're wrong, then fundamentally everything else that they've been teaching is quite possibly wrong as well.

Oh yeah, but but is it too Oh.

For sure, I was, I was, you know, I agree with you, for sure.

I also think there was something more of, you know, the lid kind of popped off from the situation, and someone made a call like we got we gotta, you know, put a stab to this back in nineteen thirty two or whatever whenever.

The conference was.

We got to put a stab to this because we can't put the toothpaste back in, you know, into the tube, you know what I mean?

Yeah, exactly, And quite possibly there's there are people who know this, but they're not letting letting it out right. Maybe they know some little bit a little bit more and they have an advantage because of this.

For sure, if I'm add onto that, I believe the exact term that Einstein used was spooky action at a distance, So it kind of implies the reason why they were, or even we were averse to it because it is so non material, it's intangible, and yet it's an action, it's happened, happening. I wanted to mention an Einstein quote too that really beckons to this whole idea of simulation

I just wanted to.

And energy as well. Definitely.

Well, I think this goes into a lot of nixed personal experience because science as a discipline is all located in the amount of sensory cortex of the brain, right, which would be that strip that goes right across that middle core tex that you you depicted in those psychology classes as the sensory homunculous, right, So you have to have the ability to see, touch, taste, and smell it

Well, like a great way to go do that is a sensory deprivation chamber. Those are fantastic. I've done that, I've done that multiple times.

I definitely suggest those things.

Yes, Yeah, a friend of mine actually owned a business where they had all these chambers chambers, so we we would always go after hours and go in there.

So that was that's cool.

You know something else I wanted to bring up before it was something that was probably stuck in my head for ten minutes. I was like, I can't forget to say this, Neil Degrice.

Whatever is that? Tyson, dude? Whatever?

Neilson.

Yeah, he did say this, and I was like, God, damn, this is the only thing I think I ever heard him say that was worth listening to. He was going on about like the whole matrix idea, which I do think is quite possible, and he said, maybe the reason we can't go past the speed of light is because then we'll be going past the speed of the program writing the matrix.

And that's impossible.

I was like, cool, all the fuck up, man, I was like, oh, he said something kind of like worth listening to.

Well, I do believe he is a little smart. I do believe that.

I think he's a paid actor, though I think that's one percent.

Yes, yeah, I think it's a shill, but I do believe that he does come up with some good stuff.

Yeah, yeah, I had to say that.

I wonder what you think about maybe a contrast to the simulation potential of a reality that's impacted by simulations or or I mean I think and that's you know, this whole idea, it's kind of too scary or too spooky to contemplate, as as for you know, the vortexes and these spots of power and where space and time seem to intersect or something. But maybe there's forces that are that didn't create a simulation but are impacting reality in some way. I know, that's it's a crazy question.

Like how is it how are these one certain locations like more powerful than others, or or like these crossover points.

Or I mean, I.

Mean more like in the sense where if there was a superior being that created a simulation being one possibility, what about the possibility that there's some kind of other superior beings that are impacting reality in a sense. So it's kind of like the simulation, but a little not totality.

Like like people who've got cheat codes and they're they're kind of coming in these these other not not the actual developer, but maybe other players who've come in with cheat codes and they're able to override that. That's like, if we want to go into simulation theory, I still believe everything else existed, such as like the fall into what not. The Watchers, those would be those types of people who have come down with these extra abilities, you know, these these cheat codes or soda, you know.

And even those stories we have of the Watchers are really just kind of ancient alien cargo cold sales of some trying to describe some act.

Yeah, yeah, because they didn't know how to how to describe it, so you describe it through magic. But magic and science technically are pretty damn close. We just separated it in the past, like couple hundred years for sure. Yes, And so when we're also talking about, uh, this being a matrix, and some people are kind of you really should look up. I think it's a Is it Danny Gohler who talks about the who used d MT and lasers to actually see code?

I don't know, have you guys? Have you guys?

I saw that? That is fascinating. And it keeps on being from what I see anyway online, it keeps on being repeated and by people who are as real astonished.

By like hundreds Now it's not just and and and some people are let in not knowing what they're going to see. So it's kind of like a I don't want to say, a blind experiment, but here you go. We're not going to lead you on and know what.

You're going to expect.

And a lot of them have described this running code and that there is this code of sorts exactly exactly. It's pretty interesting. And the gentleman there, he actually talks about see he was able to see the matrix. He was able to see things being designed and built accordingly, and things changed as well, like streets being changed instantaneously, and he says it was like he thought he was prepared for that, but he said even after he saw that, it was extremely shocking as well. It kind of reminds

I believe it's called cubing.

Were they able to change the city outlook and the way the cities are and then they changed memories of people and it's really really interesting.

Well they called it tuning, but.

It was tuning. I thought it was cubing. But yes, they're able to cube. I think they're able to cube it it's tuning, yes.

Yeah, right, And I think I think there's a real big crossover between this idea of the Archons, the Watchers, dark City, the idea that there are these things existing outside of phase. Right, so as we fade through those different layers as they described, they would be existing outside

I think you almost like choose like a different, different sensus to entertainment stuff.

It reminds me of the complexity of all This reminds me of something I believe Steiner proposed that on each planet there were several different dimensions.

Of beings in life, and you know, we could only see one on each planet type of thing, which is just I mean, it's outstanding to consider, but I mean just kind of relates to all this potential.

I like those ideas.

E think because our senses, especially our sense of you know, what we can see in the visible life specium is pretty terrible.

Oh it's less than a percent. It's less than a percent of what we can actually see. And perhaps we're designed like that because if we could actually see everything, we will go bananas, We go bonkers.

It implies, it applies that there's somebody keeping the drums, you know, keeping the beat, and that's what everybody's on, is keeping that beat. But what if you just go outside of that beat and then you could see the system for what it really is.

Hmmm.

Sometimes I wonder if that's what that movie bird Cage is kind of about.

I know, those people are going crazy when they were seeing that.

It was like almost like they'd see these gin or something coming of these demons, and they'd go nuts and either kill.

Themselves or kill others. I was like, what if people actually were able.

To start seeing more with their eyes what's in existence and they didn't know what was going on? Could people start freaking out?

They would probably become a non communicating autist. They'd be stunned, just like as that what was it headless? What is it called the.

The telepathy tapes.

I've heard about those, I haven't gotten into them yet.

Well, it's the same idea. They don't have control over their sensory strip, right, and so when they're finally able to commute using this typing method, they're not associating with their body at all, right, and so they've got a different experience that allows them to sort of connect on a different level that now other people are like, no, no, you're in your body, and they don't even realize that the arms that are flailing around and that the incidents

It's fascinating.

So there's like this disassociation between mental or consciousness and physical and the body.

Yep.

I believe one of the youngsters in the telepathy tapes, as he's developing and getting older, he would come home from his classes or school and he was still having problems, but becoming more in tune with himself. But he would cover himself in pillows so that he could turn off, and that's where he could connect that any and I think he actually that he literally said himself, was that that's where I could turn off and go into this other dimension if you.

All have this the psychic place wow, that I'm not from. I'm not familiar with the telepathy tapes. I mean I'm vaguely familiar with it, but I figure alway for season two when they take the kids to Vegas to count blackjack with some with some cash.

Now do you guys mind if I keep going, I'm almost I'm almost done. I'm almost done my scientific kind of analogy. So back to the record, right, So, I I was saying, everything is like record, so I want to go into Now I said that we our groove, our our our past, our president of future is already predetermined. But I want to bring into the many world's theory, which you ever at the third brought in right, so, which which means that every decision that we make creates

So that is so.

I just believe that these are just these multiple records that are all there. They're all there, and our frequency, we're still at that one point in our frequency, which is we call that our time are now, and we could jump to a different reality, but we're still going to be in that now. And maybe we're going to jump backwards a little bit, but we're always going to be brought back to our now through that silver cord or that consciousness, that that rubber band or that bungee

Perceived, which which would take us into.

Like relativity relativity and time dilation where Einstein special relativity says that time slows down when we're approaching high speeds are, like I said, strong gravitational fields such as like the and I've talked about this before, so Astronauv's maybe on the ISS. They aid they do age slightly slower than people on Earth due to this effect. When that's all other topics we want to talk if space is real and whatnot, but that's a whole other, whole other episode.

But time definitely dilates on Earth there too, though, because everyone who's had their adrenaline pump, And that's.

Exactly what I was going to exactly what I was going to say. So it could be the brain processes sensory inputs at different speeds depending on stress, drugs, or altered states. So adrenaline surg just like you're saying, so, such as during an accident, when that can increase the frame the frame rate or perception.

Meaning that time slows.

So many times when people have near death experiences or NDEs, many people report that the time slows down and through these during these life threatening moments, they could be like slowing the record speed. How they say I saw my life flash before me, or they're making a second feel like an eternity when everything's just going so slow exactly so it's it's definitely this adrenaline or this uh, the stress can do that now, also psychedelics, it can affect our time perception.

So d MT or mushrooms uh can.

Affect the our default mode network or which is the d M d M N of the brain, causing either you know, the time loops and needless be stuck in a groove or expanding time perception of hours.

Like minutes into hours. So we could just keep Yeah, So.

What are your thoughts on the natural production of d MT that may interject their right?

Well, I I believe that we need that to keep us in sync with our frequency right now, you know it it. I think it kind of helps us keep our time flow to a natural a natural point, right.

I think it allows us to actually be able to.

It allows us if we can fully access the d MT that we have that's naturally produced, Like I know, we produce it, but I don't think we fully take advantage of it.

I think that, Yeah, I can't.

I can't disagree with you on that one, sir. That sounds that sounds about what I'm thinking. I wonder if it's often the driving force behind this whole experience of time that you're describing.

Yeah, I feel though that us as humans have been and I'm not sure if I mentioned this on the show before, have been governed. I think that we used to have a lot more abilities, and we're kind of like how you put a governor in a car so

Maybe there are certain people who.

Can access it better, such as like certain shamans, you know, when they go into a meditative state, you know, a drumming meditation, they're able to access the upper and lower worlds. I know some of them use drugs as well.

Not all of them use.

Drugs though, and maybe perhaps that they're able to act says that natural stream of DMT.

Well, if I could slightly modify your analogy, what if we're building the master instead of just playing a record, so each record has to go through the process of having these grooves cut into it, and so as we're going around that track, we're actually cutting the grooves and we're actually making those songs around that thing as it's being perceived. Well, you have to wonder if people are on a different beat, a different time scale, those are

Right.

And then let's say you're just taking that needle and you're just throwing it across the room, and you're going.

On, don't do that, you know, But I mean, that's one of the.

Issues that's going on. Maybe that's what death is. We're just picking off our needle and throwing it to a different record.

You know, what's feeling all these operations you're describing with these needles.

In the spinning and the crews in the production.

I think the spinning is a big part of it too, because a lot of what we perceive and a lot of what we feel is comes down to torsion physics, you know, and the torsion physics we see produced all around us naturally, Like what causes a tornado to spin? You know? These are ideas of pressure differential and how these things interact gm metrically that really have the basis for why these things are acting the way they are.

About that, that's probably true, and seeing all these geometric shapes and whatnot, But I'll get back to what's fueling that experience. I think it's the same thing that's fueling our experience in relative to time, and what I think largely fuels our dream state is the natural production of d MT.

Well, again, like all these we're all.

Tripping basically throughout all this.

That's why you're seeing all those hexagonal shapes and these tornadoes and stuff in these during these near death experiences or these these flat these are recycling of all your life, you know, life cycle of moments and whatnot in this you know picture format is rise described here. You know, all these things I think are fueled by that d MT experience that we don't quite understand the natural production of it. But yeah, it is basically a trip, right, and you're basically hallucinating.

There are these these dead giveaways when you're in a dream and when you're outside of a dream, right. One of them is that numbers don't seem to work the same way in dreams that they do in our waking reality. So when you're looking at a dream, it's it's just not giving you the same kind of information when you're trying to read something, it's not giving you the same information in the dream. So I think there's like this offset that comes with different molecules and different things that

Oh, for sure it has. Well, you're right, it hasn't been effectively explained. And there was a guy circa about one hundred years ago. I really like his theory. He wrote a pamphlet freedy like SIRCA, They're headless. He read a pamphlet. He was a British Arab not aical engineer named J. W.

Dunn. He wrote a you know, a small pamphlet called.

An Experiment in Time, and he basically, you know, based upon his own experiences and journals, he was theorizing that, you know, when we're in our dream state. He didn't know hing about DMT, but when we're in our dream state, that our you know, our dream, our conscious you know, conscious self works not in this linear space and time as we were mentioning earlier, but more so in the in the concept of as you were describing, RAI, everything

Yeah, that's something I thought of as well. Oh sorry, go ahead, Ethan.

Oh thank you.

Right.

I was going to say, as far as the experience of deja vu, what if it is like that in the sense that right in it scientifically it takes a fraction of time, but it takes a bit of time for the light to come into our eyes and be

Yeah, so I'll take a couple of doses of that, please, Ethan.

Given by childhood back.

So there's a guy that's actually written about a lot of these ideas, just as you described Deja vu Ethan. There's a fellow that's trying to put the science behind the stuff in some books named Anthony Peak. He describes you familiar with some of his work, Anthony Peak. Now he describes I'm not a biologist, and I'm also not the vice president, but he describes this whole process of micro two and the brain and light and all sorts of stuff that I don't understand, but he makes it

Apparently fantastic. Okay, I got one. I'm just going to finish this off, and then we're going to move on to We're going to move on to my time slips story. So I'm going to finish this off here. So what it is is.

How go I say?

Is so yeah, So again I was talking about the speeding up and slowing, so you know, we said that like during any type of major event such as a car crash, it's just to records slowing down. Now, now, after all that's all done, I'm going to move into

This is our anchor.

Okay, and I know we mentioned anchor much earlier, so I want to mention anchor. But this consciousness is our anchor. So in a record player, there's the arm that holds the needle in place, and this could represent our perception and awareness. And if we could learn how to control the arm, we might be able to move the needle intentiously, intentionally,

It'll be a lot of perception.

Yes, yeah, exactly, So that is pretty much my like my final thoughts would be the record player model of time that aligns with you know, modern physics, neurology, and quantum mechanics. So if consciousness plays a role in time perception, then intentional techniques.

Or external forces such as.

Electromagneticism, gravity, altra states could momentarily shift our needle, leading to real.

Experiences of the past or future.

So it's quite possibly that we'd be able to tune our frequency to shift backwards or forwards, and it's much more commentation. It seems it's much more easier to shift backwards. So like you're saying, like we're cutting our new record, we're cutting that prime record. Maybe it is because the future doesn't exist. Maybe because everybody talks about these backward shifting kind of thing, we're.

Able to move or slip into the bass.

Maybe there's a possibility that we literally only have now in the past.

But I do believe that future exists as well.

It's that wave. There's a wave going on in the future, and I think you can influence that wave a lot easier than people perceive it to be. And we've sort of been, you know, stuck in the idea that everything is inevitable. But it's still a wave. It's just potential.

I agree. I agree.

Now, all right, so we want to we can go into I can give I've got five cases to talk about.

Shouldn't take as long? Shouldn't shouldn't take an hour?

Should be about forty minutes, I would say, But it depends on how much we talk.

So all right, go for it.

So you look, let me know when we're starting.

Let's go.

We're good, Oh, right on, Okay, So now after we've done all that, I'm going to jump into.

Sometimes slipping.

Yeah, we're time slipping, man, we're time yep. And so I got I'm going to talk about five here, and we're going to talk about the first one, which is the most infamous, one of my probably favorite and there's so many possibilities to this, which is the Philadelphia experiment. Now this is I don't even know where to classify this really so For those who don't know, Phildelphi experiment is it was probably the most notorious or alleged case of a time slip. So this happened during World War Two.

And its crew through time.

Okay, so this is all allegedly and now witnesses claim that the ship disappeared from its dock in Philadelphia and reappeared minutes later in Norfolk, Virginia, which is over two hundred miles away. So some reports suggested that the ship was briefly visible in the distant future as well, possibly glimpsing advanced technologies or unrecognizable world, before returning back to nineteen forty three. So the consequence is of this re horrific.

Layer of credibility.

Now, these accounts aligned with the speculation that the experiment inadvertently unlocked a gateway to an alternate timeline or to the future. Now, in nineteen eighty four, there was I know it's an older movie, but there was a movie called The Philadelphia Experiment which dramatized the whole thing and introduced the idea of a government conspiracy to control time and space.

And while the movie.

Did embellish on certain elements, it did cement the story's place and popular culture, which you know it was it a glimpse of humanity's potential future or was it a just a warning that these dangers of tampering with the fabric of reality.

So that's what the movie kind of did.

Now, what was thought was that this ship actually phased in and out, okay, and it was with a large amount of electricity, they were able to shift this ship into a wormhole. That is what potentially happened and shifting

So if we're gonna summarize the technology used, yes, I think it's important to note that Tesla was somehow involved in this process, and he had two inventions that would probably come into play, which would be his Tesla coil, right, which you can modulate the frequency to create actually different sounds coming from a tesla coil based upon the frequencies

It's true.

Yeah, And and Tesla was involved with the Navy with conducting experiments in electromagnetic field manipulation, so there is a high probability that he was involved with the Philadelphia experiment, you know, because he was working with wireless energy, like you said, with his Tesla coils and scaler fields and of course resonant frequencies as well.

And to your point earlier about references the movies there, ry, I believe Christopher Nolan kind of instilled these Tesla legends in his film The Prestige, where he's Tesla. He's using his technology to you know, transport objects, physical objects from one location to another.

You know, I haven't seen that movie yet. Everybody's like, why haven't you seen I gotta I gotta watch it. I have it, I have it, I haven't watched it. So I'm gonna make sure I make a note that I need to do that.

Yeah, especially you're in to the Tesla stuff, because that's a big part.

Of the whole plotline. Like I just pointed out, and David Belli plays Tesla. That's a bit odd, But I'm a big fan on the Tesla storyline and technology, and you know what we don't understand about it still today. And you know, I used to go to up Los Angeles a lot for business, and that's I believe the only functioning Tesla Coil still available to public, to public.

View, to public, to the public, Yeah, to public.

Yeah, in Los Angeles.

I didn't get this question from Q, but I wonder what was Trump's uncle or whatever the guy is.

From m I T I wonder what he was John Trump.

And also I know it's silly, but that whole Baron Time Traveler book is awful spooky.

What do you what do you think of that?

Extremely spooky?

Are are the Trump's trime time Travelers or which very much could be because the his mentor, Baron Trump's mentor was Dawn was the Dawn, right, They called him the Dawn. So it's uh, that is one book that I have again have not dove into. I know a little bit about it.

And he was from Madison Avenue, I.

Believe, yeah, he from He had a hotel on Madison Avenue. He lived on Madison Avenue. And that also led to the Last President as well.

They they wrote a book.

He also wrote a book called The Last President with Trump being the last President. So that's it's a lot of unrest which goes goes down with it.

So who knows, you know?

Is now I often think, is is it a possibility as a time traveler, or is it a possibility that he's really knowledgeable about things that are out there and uses that to his advantage? You know, like, let's us say he because this book has been around for I don't know since what the eighteen hundreds or something like that, maybe he he saw it. He named his child after that book for that very reason, you know, is that

And maybe maybe the same time though right see the book the book was named and Baron was named having at the same time, it could be.

I feel think there's a lot more to this John G. Trump situation.

He was the most notable physics professor in MIT history, and he was deeply involved in black projects during World War Two, not the least of which was getting his hands on Tesla technology.

And again the fact we have one.

Tesla coil for folks to go, so they should tell the story of we don't know shit about whatever Tesla was into.

Yeah, well, we're not we're not allowed to know the kind of shit.

So yeah, because allegedly when he went in to collect Tesla's boxes or crates, you know, there was well I'm just saying, I can't remember the numbers, like forty eight crates and then he returned like forty three crates and said, there's nothing of notable value in any of this.

Like hmm, so where's the rest of it?

You know, it brings it brings to mind the idea of what these these people have called the jump rooms, right, and so what they talk about is the ability to see between these different timelines and to see back into the past based off of these uh, you know, Tesla

Sure, well, isn't that what profits are like?

You know, we have we have profits from you know, times of old, and now we don't have any more profits?

Is that possible? Or maybe we do? They just write books about it.

Don't tell the Mormons that, sir, they got a profit. There we go.

We got to talk about that, JJ. We got to talk.

About those Mormons, alright, right, next one, yes.

Yes, all right.

So the next one we're going to jump into, of course, is one that actually this is a time slip area that that is extremely common. When we talked about those weak points, maybe like the record is worn down, it's in this spot. It's in Liverpool, England, on Bold Street. I don't know if you guys ever heard about Bold Street in Liverpool. It is known for these time slips happening so often. So this happened in ninety six. A

It was like he was walking through with some sort of fog.

So when he looked around, he realized that, like, this ain't nineteen ninety anymore, and he says the cars were all older, they looked like the fifties, and the streets, he said, were much quieter. Ops around him had changed as well. So instead of like this modern bookstore that he was going into, he saw one called Crips, which he's able later to confirm on that one and not the Gang Cryps, but c r i Ps.

Yes, let's let's clear that up.

So Frank walked further and he was feeling like, I don't belong in this area or this time. So he inadvertently interacted with the shopkeeper, he said, who seemed entirely unaware of anything out of the ordinary, and which kind of further cemented this experience. It was just authentic. And he says, though as soon as the experience started. It just kind of he said, he found himself. It just kind of like all faded and went back into the presence.

Went in Crips.

He it was, it was there, and so everything aligned with these historical archives, and so it really gave weight, lent weight to his story. You know a lot of people just have these anecdotal evidence, but he was able to, you know, give these descriptions of the stores and then he was able to find them as well. So it really looked like this type of temporal shift that he had, so this would definitely be a time slip. So this was and this was, like I said, this wasn't an

Not sure on that location.

I have a suggestion for you there right, I'm not sure about specifically on bolts for this precise location. However, years ago I did a relative comparison of Liverpool, Ohio and Liverpool, England and the many mounds that these two cities were built upon.

Oh that's that.

That adds a lot more credence to it, you know, at the mounds and stuff like that, because a lot of times they're built on lay lines and these tow alerc currents. And I had a previous guest Walter Bosley, where he talks about a carousel on a tuluric point like a cross on the thirty third parallel, which was in Disneyland, and he talks about how they developed it, not necessarily as a time travel per se, but it

Oh for sure.

And I think that I'm familiar with his theories on that.

There's a lot to be said there because years ago, when I first started getting to the mounds, I thought of these ideas of them being nodes.

Right along these lay lines.

And there are many adena sites that I checked out in Ohio that was able to find, you know, comparative analysis from the US Geological Survey. They did studies and show there are different energy patterns at those sites.

One thing about that JJ something that just occurred to me. So do you remember the movie Jurassic Park.

Where the being facetious there? Of course I remember Drassic Park.

Well, okay, the chaos mathematician is talking about how the water will turn on the hand. Do you remember that part where he's hitting on that lady, right, so he's hidden on her and showing her that the water is coming off in different directions even though he left it on the same spot. Well, what if those bends in the river represent these different ways that water can turn based off of this chaos principle? And where do you find the mounds accept at these bends in the river? Right?

And so by concentration there you go.

What they're trying to do is they're trying to encapsulate that sort of chaos energy. And what ends up happening is other towns are built on direct currents coming from those bends in the river based upon the idea that these rivers contain the memory. Right, so water containing memory is not something that's new, but it's something that is

Interesting, interesting theory.

Very interesting.

And don't they find that rivers, even though they seem chaotic, they actually all rivers have a certain mathematical system to them.

That's the same that chaos chaos mathematics. Yeah.

Cool, Now, I we had talked to you had talked earlier about the people who went to that hotel. Right, they went or to that inn and there was the lady there, and then they came back and she was not there, right, it was all gone. So this this next story is the one that I wanted to mention that was very similar to that, and it's called they nicknamed it the Vanishing Hotel.

In France.

Okay, so this this happened in seventy nine where two British couples were traveling through France and they decided to stop for the night. They saw this nice, quaint, old fashioned hotel. But they did realize that it kind of seemed to be like frozen in time. It didn't it wasn't right for the time period that they were in.

Now.

The rooms also lacked modern conveniences, like they didn't have phones or electric lighting.

But both couples was like, they liked it. It was nice, and they said that the.

Things were really really cheap there, which which kind of adds a little strange at justs like how do they pay for it? But so that was their stay and they continued on their journey and they said when they returned back to the hotel and their way back, because they're like, I like this, let's stay there.

They were unable to find it.

They were on the same route and they found no trace of the building or any of the locals. None of the locals had even heard of it, which which really added a lot of mystery to this. And they they had pictures, so they went and got their pictures developed, and when they saw it, the pictures were.

Blank, as if like nothing was there.

It was like all white, Like they got the pictures developed and there was just nothing on their pictures. They said, like they had these interactions with the staff. They said that they kind of talked with an old dialleck. But again they just assumed everything was that's that's just how it was supposed to be. They Yeah, so it kind of sees it seems that like they found a place that crossed over. They either crossed over or this place jumped forward and and and they had like this the slip.

They stuck to this saying that no, this is what happened.

They did not they did not like you know, they never retracted their statements, they never changed that they said this is exactly what happened. And so you have multiple people, they had four people, because there's two couples that claimed this all happened. So it's really really interesting, you know, was it was it the location.

Or was it the people or was it both?

Well, I think there's a lot of interesting stories exactly like this where people exit a portal, right, like a door or some other sort of edifice, where they're walking out into something that is then totally different from the world that they're walking you know, from, And I think you know, there's this account on Instagram where she's constantly taking these stories about glitches and the matrix.

At anti matrix or something like that. Yeah.

Right, But the idea there is that somehow between one layer and another, these different choices that you make, just like you were talking about these branching multiple timeline ideas, will take you to a different place and you really

Uh, the guy that kills John Lennon.

The guy that killed John Lennon.

That's right, Sorry, I thought it was so you said the Langaliers. Wasn't that Stephen King.

The guy that killed John Lennon.

That's there's a guy that drives a bus around America claiming that that Stephen King murdered Gentlenen.

Okay, now, now I got you. Now I got you.

So in the Langoliers, there's this idea of pre time, pre now and then post now, and then this post now period has to be recycled by these creatures he called the Langaliers, which is really interesting that he chose the name Langalires because in the Upper Midwest, no, no, this is the New England there they have this idea that the Langaliers are like these miners and you'll hear them under the ground, pounding away, taking minerals from under the ground, right, And so this idea of the langaliars

The now now now.

I like the theory of the langeliers in the sense of this post time in pre time where you can kind of be out of sync with the actual frequency that it should be on. But if we say that the past is being consumed, then we should never be able to travel into the past itself. But this being out of sinc I think it's I think it explains

A vivid dream. Yet he swear he.

Could still hear the sounds of battle in his mind, like I swear to God, I could still hear this, so it wasn't just a hallucination.

So he ended up.

He went and found himself a historian, and he meticulously described the uniforms, the weapons, and even what the terrain looked like. And the historian was able to confirm that these details matched the Battle of Culloden, which was in seventeen forty six. So he was able to match it down because of the Tartan patterns and the weaponry used in that hit clash. So that's how precise he was able to do it, and so they were able to

Was and this exact battle.

So he says there was like a possible connection between his experience and the energy of the site.

So it really lent credence.

To his belief that he stepped back into that critical moment in history. So it was it was very very interesting, and so he also claimed that like he never changed his story, and he was able to prove it, you know, by by describing everything and by finding the actual location of where he went back, which is amazing.

Well that brings up the Army of the Twelve Monkeys. I don't know if you guys have ever seen Twelve Monkeys, that movie is a trip, right, But there's also real life examples of the twelve Monkeys type phenomenon. If you look back, there's a case of a Spanish conquistador. Shortly after they conquered all of to Note Sheet Land, there was this conquistador who fell asleep on duty and woke up in Spain. So he was right there, he was on duty. He leaned up against the pillar and then

Was it a time slip or was it just to a location slip? You know, like I wonder if there was any time difference in that, or if it was just location.

Time and space true.

True.

Wow, All right, guys, I'm gonna I'm gonna do the last one, which I really this is probably my second favorite, which is the Vanishing Train in Italy, which was in nineteen eleven. So this this train was carrying passengers and it disappeared while traveling through a tunnel, maybe a portal near Lombardy, Italy. So the train was part of the Zenetti rail line and it entered a tunnel, but it

So they said that everything was.

Silent and devoid, like there was nothing and there was the train wasn't there, other passengers weren't there. They said, they felt very disorientated and just unsettled. So that would be like adding to the enigma that their memories of the event were fragmented and the white lights somehow interfered with their ability to fully comprehend what happened, so they

Maybe they're just stuck, they're stuck in time, and they.

Said this this apparition just appears and just vanishes just as suddenly, just you know, just leaving uneasiness.

People just feel uneasy when they see it.

So could be a spectral echo of this train or is it trapped somewhere out of time and it's just bleeding into our reality every now and then, So who knows what that's coming. So this could be like and like you said when you talked about the Langeleers before, that's why this one was. I'm like, oh yeah, wait till we get to this one. So it's very kind of similar of that where they're just out of sync and they're they're just behind time. I believe they're they're

Phase is so important and once that that drummer takes you off of beat, you never know what's going to happen.

Nope, no, not at all, not at all. That's exactly you know.

And when our consciousness somehow gets or the frequency that we're tuned into somehow gets changed, or or something is is uh like covering it or or or misdirecting it or trying to make it all visible. Yeah, yeah, and perhaps they're stuck in this altered state of consciousness for a second and for us it's one hundred years, fifty years, you know, could be anything like that, and it just sure for them could be a second for us, could be years.

So that there are my stories.

Those are kind of my that's my time slip and time travel. So you know, I do you believe that these time slips are genuine?

I do.

I really believe it's I think that we don't understand time yet. We're trying to. We're trying so hard to. But some people are just stuck with with their blinders on, and they just focus in on the mundane task I got to get up, go to work, do this other thing, when there's so much more for us out there to see and to perceive and to try to break free of.

Well, I think that weight is really important, because you're saying like almost like, as you've got these blinders on, it adds to the weight of not willing to see these things. So you're almost more susceptible to being influenced by these time slips if you're not able to understand, Hey, other people have been through this. All I have to do is keep my eyes on the prize and we'll

Yeah, and we're talking about the weight, though it could also be like those people that are you know, they're stuck, like not stuck, but they're really solidly planted into this time and they're not moving anywhere. And you know, when you got people getting high, you know, whether you take DMT or any type of other thing, you're you're rising above and you're able to perceive more than what you should be seeing because you're not weight, you're not heavy.

What we end up doing is we end up thinking that our senses are the things that are supposed to be guiding us. But in these time slip scenarios, what we should be doing is using our cognitive abilities instead of thinking about what are my eyes telling? Yeah, because if we're not doing that, we might end up I mean, look at all these different events that have been changed, like the Barren Stein Bears and all these other things. What if that's because of cosmic weather activities.

Yeah, electromagnetic electromagnetic activities that have bounced us over to another timeline where it is the Barren Stain Bears instead of the Barren Steam Bears, or is Jiffy and you know or whatever else you wanted to be a fruit of loom with the cornucopia or not. You know, it could be that we're getting bounced around by high electromagnetic frequencies, or SERN just ended the world and we had to actually jump over into a new timeline, right.

You never know. I've got a short email. If you don't mind, I can throw that out there and then we can wrap it up. So this is from Jamie Ellis. I love the show very much, particularly the mail bag. I have what feels like a very mundane story from childhood, but my experiences was so profound I forgot about it for nearly twenty years. This was until I started looking into out of body experiences, when a year or two into my research, I suddenly remembered it, and not like

That's interesting, especially especially able to lock eyes. I think that to make that eye contact, because we talked about eyes. I think it's very important, you know, our perceiving reality, and she was able to lock eyes with herself.

What was it? Was it a time slip or was it a doping ganger or what was it screeving?

It seems it seems like a time slip, but it could be that doppelganger because she's not remembering perceiving herself from her former self, So there's this sort of out of phase reality right there.

Yeah, Or is her from another reality crossing over into that reality and seeing that so many questions no answers. One answer. Wherever you get one answer, it's like ten more questions. That's the way it always goes.

Absolutely well.

I definitely think I think there's something up with some of these stories, for sure. I'm sure there's something there. There's something legit, you know. Very interesting, yeah, very interesting stuff.

Thank you very much. Man. That was well put together. That was a lot of information. Wasn't actually expecting all that.

What's that?

Sorry, I wasn't expecting all that. Actually, that was a lot, I.

Know, I know.

I didn't want it to be basic. I wanted it to be a little in depth, and I might have went a little too in depth.

But that was great. That was great, all right, cool cool? Yeah, oh, thank you very much. Really appreciate it.

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Yes, yes, we're supposed to do that last week, but we had a little bit of a little bit of an issue, so we're postponing.

We're doing it again. Yeah.

Oh awesome, man, awesome. I look forward to that.

Great too, we too.

I don't know if we're gonna talk dreams or what we're gonna talk about, because I could feel a year's worth of content with dreams.

Yeah, yeah, that'd be great for that show. Awesome again, Thank you very much, bro. You you really really brought a lot.

A lot to the table, you know, stuff to appreciate that.

Yeah, I appreciate the I appreciate that you appreciate it.

Yeah. Cool.

Cool, And then real quick, I'll let everybody else replug the stuff again real fast.

JJ Vance. Let everybody know where they can find your work.

Please, JJ Vance.

Host of Operations GCD, the Vice President plaks again. Nick Headle us Ethan always good times, ry, always great conversation. Sar really really enjoyed this one. And for your analogy with the record, perhaps I can recommend you efforts The third son his band The Eels, the post grunge British rock band. His son is the least singer of that band.

Thank you, good Times, Yes very much, Thank you very much to Jay and I want to head Less Giant, sir.

Thank you. So this is a great episode. I love talking about time. It's so relevant. If you want to send me your weird stories about paranormal about any sort of experiences you've had that just don't seem in place with the rest of your life, send it to me at the Headless shiret podcast at gmail dot com and I will read them and me and Nick will go over it. So and also, guys, time is something to ponder, This is something to experience, you know, I mean, these

Well said yes, and definitely please email him some stuff.

Appreciate it.

And last week last week.

Good last week cookie monster, Bigfoot.

And what was that rainbow trout or something.

Possibly possibly some wildlife crimes.

You're going to jail.

Last week not least ethan indigo, my man.

Please let everybody know thank you so much for involving me with us, and thank you guys for all your ideas. Right, that was an epic presentation. I'm on the usual social media so I always appreciate communication and thank you for that.

Of course, and all his links will be on the bottom as well.

And that is the end of another recult Rejects and until the next one, everybody be well.

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