July, 2026

What I Am Noticing

Donald Hoffman, a cognitive neuroscientist, uses the gaming headset in his theory. From his perspective, human reality is akin to a VR headset. It can be programmed and coded to reflect much of what you would like to experience. What is more interesting is that removing the headset also removes things like neurotransmitters, neurons, and everything associated with them. This calls into question everything that I have learned and understood so far about proprioceptive function. That is, neurons only exist when they are observed. Outside of observation, a different set of rules applies. Among the many conclusions or possibilities resulting from this perspective (the double slit experiment quantifies this along with Shrödinger's cat thought experiment), it seems likely that we can program our VR headset to heal ourselves instantaneously. This does not require belief or positivity, it simply requires the willingness to program what we want.

Where We Are Headed Collectively

Little is left unturned for the collective. Even if you don't pay any attention to national or worldly events, it is undeniable that human life has shifted in many ways, such as the astronomical expense of life right now and the perpetual uncertainty of what comes next. Meanwhile the codified version of your life executes within. We all know words, actions, and choices have consequences. Rather than living within the framework of consequential codes, it is time to code what is real within us. Create from our natural knowing. This is where we are the most connected to ourselves and of the highest benefit to others.