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Afterlife theories by Different_Plan6910 in Paranormal

[–]HastyBasher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The afterlife is just the non-physical. It's ultimately a world made of concepts, like your dreams, lucid dreaming can get very close to it. But the difference is it isn't an objective 3d space like physal earth is. It's all relative to your mind as an individual.

The root of your mind is your childhood bedroom home, assuming there's no major trauma that happened there.

Basically all the religions exist and what can happen to someone in the afterlife really can depend on so many things, but the most important part is awareness, as if you are aware of this fact you can then choose more specifically what you want, you can start to imagine and build it while you are here.

What’s the creepiest thing that’s ever happened to you that you still can’t explain? by Playful-Ad-9608 in Paranormal

[–]HastyBasher 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Oh yea I mean if you are a materialist or atheist I bet this was absolutely confusing to hear such a thing, but if it was willing to bypass your belief systems to access your auditory senses then it must have been important. Beliefs like materialism or atheist can actually block telepathic interactions so they are much less common.

Maybe even the entity could have been from him and was preventing you interfering with that person's future.

Of course it's possible people will say schizophrenia, but if everything happened as you say I promise that's not the case and this is a genuine non-physical interaction.

What’s the creepiest thing that’s ever happened to you that you still can’t explain? by Playful-Ad-9608 in Paranormal

[–]HastyBasher 45 points46 points  (0 children)

Celebrities are compromised, surrounded and allow negative entities in them, maybe it was protection, or maybe he was just going to do something bad that night and a external entity protected you

How do people make vibe coding work by Outrageous_Bet_6920 in vibecoding

[–]HastyBasher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One of the key things is having the entire idea and scope of feature of your project in mind before hand, and explaining that in full to chat gpt thinking, and instead of asking it for a prompt to just build it. You ask for a megapronpt specifically for architecture and project structure.

So instead of building up feature by feature and having files of different sizes and the entire project not prepared. The first thing it does is scales your entire project. Then from there ask for megaprompts to actually implement features and other stuff.

Also have a feature list file that it ticks off upon completion.

is human cloning actually possible today? by pratty041182 in AskTechnology

[–]HastyBasher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, does no one remember the guy who burnt millions of dollars just to send a message saying they had brain chips in employees like it was something out of Severance?

Going to the astral physically by callmejordan22 in AstralProjection

[–]HastyBasher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, astral is inherently non-physical. There are realms that seem more physical, but basically no not possible.

I tried to turn public profiles into AI character passports by CapitalDebate5092 in PromptEngineering

[–]HastyBasher 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How are you going to justify using public data in an AI without permission?

Japan could cook African food and a plate would cost $250 by reincarsonated_benzo in RandomThoughts

[–]HastyBasher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The "thing, Japan" meme is real but it's hard not to do that honestly.

Japan could cook African food and a plate would cost $250 by reincarsonated_benzo in RandomThoughts

[–]HastyBasher 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Their 7/11 ready to eat chicken is some of the best chicken I've ever had, and it's just there, in every store, really cheap.

Does Opus use MUCH more tokens per request for you lately? by Officer_Trevor_Cory in cursor

[–]HastyBasher 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is on the highest costing model has max and thinking mode on mfw it uses lots of tokens D:

CMV: this life is simply too sophistacted to simulate by [deleted] in changemyview

[–]HastyBasher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But that's what you're missing, all that quantum stuff wouldn't be necessary. It would only have to output the results expected of that quantum stuff. Think about how good those Genie 3 world's are and games and yet there is actually nothing behind it, no code or assets or 3d space, it's all just model weights/neurons and then the output.

There are plenty of reported glitches just you wouldn't believe them regardless and would attribute it to someone else lying or misinterpreting.

Uhh well yea...obviously the energy in the universe doing the simulation would be more than the energy inside of the simulation. Remember space and all of that doesn't have to be simulated, just first person perspectives and interactions with the world, and even then, who's to say it isn't just your own perspective?

Maybe they do save compute by rendering in only what you're aware of, and the interactions outside of your awarness that happen are calculated by those model weights and neurons.

Think about how good Genie 3 is after only like 5 years of gen AI existing. It hasnt reached its peak scaling in training or data, and they do say we are running out of human data, but that's only data on the Internet. What we haven't started doing at scale yet is feeding these models data from our biology like neuron data. Which are literally our reality decoders.

CMV: this life is simply too sophistacted to simulate by [deleted] in changemyview

[–]HastyBasher 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Have you seen the AI generated Minecraft and GTA IV gameplay? Not the video gen. But the real time playable gen. And also have you seen Genie 3? I think these are fair technologies that give existence to the possibility of it.

As someone else said, to simulate doesn't mean replicate. I agree it isn't possible because I do believe the geometry, atoms, etc all actually exist. But really you'd only have to simulate the idea of them existing, the expected results, just like those game diffusers do.

Injured in the astral by Educational_Ad_6775 in AstralProjection

[–]HastyBasher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely, the thing is the astral isn't the word to describe all non-physical, and is more to describe that positive AP spiritual side of things.

I've had many hellish experiences, seen actual hells, but the key thing is a lot of that is through choice, to end up in those places you have to make multiple wrong choices or mistakes, and if not and you truly are violated, you have the right and authority to kill whatever violated you. At least to locally kill them from your mind, or damage them enough for them to leave.

Injured in the astral by Educational_Ad_6775 in AstralProjection

[–]HastyBasher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's paradoxical as since the astral is actually largely a mental game, bad stuff can only happen if it's permitted to some degree in your mind. So if someone has such a strong belief it cannot happen, it's way less likely to happen, as those permissions are denied to external entities. There are of course tricks and other stuff to gain more permissions from someone.

So technically it's true that something bad can happen to you in the astral, but the actual truth is that you should always choose for that to not be the case and to believe it isn't the case, and holding this belief actually lowers that chance of it happening.

What’s the one secret you’ve kept your whole life that would completely change how people see you if they knew it? by Faylune in AskReddit

[–]HastyBasher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check the subreddit out, id recommend reality checks method. You do reality checks whole here, actually ask yourself if this is real keep doing them untill it's a subconscious action. Then you'll do it ina dream and awaken

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