Now, for the promise of the premise,
can I deliver a shocking fact at the end
as my third part of today's episode
without getting kicked off YouTube
and without making every Westerner mad at me?
Let's try to do it, Beth, with no planned way
of saying it whatsoever.
Old, spiced body wash.
Very good.
Good. Yellow. Blue. Yellow.
Orange. Blue. Green.
Yeah!
You can see the unseen,
to do things that a lot of us are impossible.
Eight of clubs, ten of diamonds, five of hearts.
Quantum bombs.
Welcome to Quantum Bombs,
a commentary show on the human condition
through metaphysics and freedom.
Boof, we're gonna zap us back, guys, to 1950.
We've got our dark wood-paneled walls
with your grandma's couch with tan and beige
and olive colors with a flower pattern on it,
and we are watching a square television,
and everything that you're perceiving
through that square television is all black and white.
Everything you know of for TV in that moment in time
is gray, blah.
Now, let's zoom back into post-modernity, 2026.
We've got all the greatest tech, life's wonderful,
but what if I told you we're living dead?
At best today in 2026, most of us can say,
you had an awesome workout,
which is like those one-offs that you get every once in a while
and you feel so invigorating and alive,
and you could thrive, and you have all the best ideas
of all the things you should have done
or are doing or should continue to do.
Is that really all we've got?
We're not having any sublime experiences.
This is how the author, Robert Green,
in his upcoming book, The Law of the Sublime,
he describes it.
He makes this case that we aren't really experiencing life.
He describes the sublime in something as experiences
that crack us open, lift us out of the ordinary consciousness
and leave us change, like moments of all deep perception
and feeling part of something larger.
So today's show is about the epistemology
is what we can know.
And most people don't realize everything
in this physical realm, the way we know things,
comes to us in five ways through our five senses.
Now, I've always wanted to tell people,
we're capable so much more as human beings.
Like, we have no idea, but how do I say this to you?
So today, in today's episode, we're gonna review two videos
that I promised to you by the end.
I hope I gave you something to argue with me about
or to go, wow, I am a superhuman.
She's right.
We're gonna watch a clip from Modern Wisdom
with Robert Green himself telling a story
about a Siberian tiger.
And then the second clip we'll watch
is from the documentary, Superhuman,
which is an experiment ran on various different people
at a grocery store, at like labs,
like a Taekwondo facility.
So I'm hoping I can make you think more about everything.
This is gonna be really kind of hopefully open up your eyes
about how do the senses work, right?
Cause there's some pretty incredible stuff.
And if you stay with me till the end,
I will then take it to the highest echelon you can
in the human experience.
I'm gonna tell you something like,
we're gonna get woo-woo in these things we're showing you.
I would bet 98% of my audience
has never even heard of before.
What you're going to be watching
are capabilities of being superhuman.
Why don't we know this as normal?
Why isn't this truth?
Why is this not more studied?
Why is this not in our everyday discussion?
Like that's the whole point.
All right, but the science of what I first wanna express
before we dive into the first video
is that as a meditator, the reason I'm bringing it up,
the entire point, the science behind all meditation
is to turn the five senses off.
The epistemology, the only way we're to know this world
is through our five senses.
And yet meditation is the one science that's saying,
pssh, I'm turning you off.
Why?
Because something else can step in, right?
Whether, you know, on another topic,
it's God's peace that steps in first
when you're able to turn that sucker off.
Your six senses, your intuitional sense
that can connect you to everything else can step in.
And the two videos we're watching today
are going to show you the practice
of the similar of hushing the five material-based senses
relying more on the six intuitional sense.
Now, I also can't help but bring up
that this six intuitional sense is said to be
the fundamental thing in heaven.
How our senses are designed to work
in the physical realm of space-time,
which is our universe and earth where we live,
is they work different when we go to heaven,
when we go to the astral heavens.
I'm gonna read to you quickly
before we dive into the first video
about those five senses in heaven
from chapter 43 of the Autobiography of a Yogi.
Unlike the spatial three-dimensional physical world
cognized only by the five senses,
the astral spheres, the astral heavens
are visible to the all-inclusive sixth sense intuition.
By sheer intuitional feeling,
all astral beings, that's us,
see, hear, smell, taste, and touch.
Astral beings have all the outer sensory organs,
ears, eyes, nose, tongue, and skin,
but they employ the intuitional sense
to experience sensations through any part of the body.
They can see through the ear or nose or skin.
They are able to hear through the eyes, tongue,
and can taste through their ears or skin, and so forth.
So what I'm getting at is in heaven,
while you still have these five senses,
they kind of merge, right?
Cause I can see through my skin
and they're all operating through intuition.
And this us astral beings is just us in heaven.
Please don't let the Eastern words that means light
or life-tronic or energy scare a Westerner
because we fail to have our own cosmology.
Yes, I'm saying Western Christians fail to have the,
how does reality work?
How is the universe made?
How does it work in heaven?
And I say it's irresponsible
because if you want to get people to believe in God,
you should also be able to answer
these fundamental questions.
That being said, let's jump into it.
What was that story about the Russian explorer
and the Siberian tiger?
Yeah, that's one of my favorite stories.
This Russian explorer at the turn of the 20th century,
his name is Arsenyev,
he's exploring the Siberian tiger,
which is this vast kind of wasteland of snow,
whether it's indigenous tribes, et cetera.
And he's exploring because there are parts
of the Siberian tiger that had never been seen before.
So he's sent out there to map it, right?
He's a scientist, right?
They're sitting by the campfire
and this indigenous man named Dersuzula
asks if he can sit by their fire with them
and smoke his pipe.
And he was a trapper, a hunter who's by himself.
He belongs to this tribe called the gold
and Arsenyev invites him to sit by the campfire
and they share a meal.
And slowly he falls under the spell of this man.
And he says, will you join us on our expedition?
We need somebody like you and the man agrees, okay?
He'll be their guide.
They'll show them, you know, where to go.
And slowly he realizes that this man with his pagan beliefs
is so much more powerful than they are.
His body, first of all, he's in his 50s or 60s.
He has 20 times the energy that they have.
He can do feats that they can't even imagine, right?
Because his consciousness isn't telling him,
you can't do this, you can't do that.
He's just open to everything.
He knows every little detail of the forest.
He can read like you can read a book.
He knows by the tracks on the ground what animal passed,
what kind of mood they were in,
whether they were in heat or not,
and whether they were hungry.
He can read everything by how branches are broken.
He can see the sky and say a storm is coming,
even though it's like two days beforehand.
He smells the temperature, the weather.
He says that the forest breathes and is alive
and he knows how it breathes and he can feel it.
One day they encounter a tiger.
They hear the roaring of the tiger
and are sinny of his, terrified.
He can't believe it.
Tiger's gonna bout the pants on them.
And a Siberian tiger is, believe me,
something you don't want to encounter.
So he picks up his rifle, he's about to shoot it
and dares through the indigenous guy,
he puts that away and he walks right up to the tiger
and he starts talking to it.
And he starts telling it.
He says that the tiger is the soul of the jungle.
And if you mess with the soul of the jungle,
you're gonna pay a price.
Nothing in the forest will ever cooperate with you.
And he goes, I mean, he talks to the tiger and says,
Amba, which is the name of the tiger to his group.
Don't be mad.
We're here just walking around.
We're not gonna bother you.
Please be okay.
The tiger walks away.
And our Sanny of is like, my God,
aren't you terrified?
He goes, no, no, never, never.
If you shot him, I would never be your friend.
You would have violated the law.
Anyway, he comes to realize that this man has an intelligence
and a spirit that humans have lost.
That we once were so close to the environment
that we could read everything,
that our senses were so alive.
We could feel the weather.
We could feel animals.
We knew the spirit of everything around us.
And it ends up that Dersu was murdered a few years later
by people who rob him.
And he's so sad that this is a world that's disappearing.
And he speculates, if only we had kept some of this
with our scientific spirit,
because he was a scientist,
how powerful would be because this man taught me everything
about the jungle, about the Siberian tiger.
So that's the story.
How much do you think of what humans call
supernatural abilities are actually just natural to humans,
but we've lost touch with our subconscious so much
that we don't have access to them anymore?
Well, we are capable of so much more than we think we are.
Chris, doing what he does best,
brilliant, well-placed question after that story.
He said it so beautifully.
He's got away with words.
We hear about supernatural beings,
but what if it's not super and it's just natural?
What if we're the ones fooling ourselves,
living in this dead state,
this monotone dumbed-down version of this super being
that we are, right?
This man was living in a world where I wouldn't talk to you
if you would have killed the tiger.
You're a place of such fear and anxiety
from something just as simple as the tiger
was his reality, right?
His reality was,
I just simply have to tell the tiger what we're doing.
This reminds me of, there's a famous study in quantum physics
called the double-slit experience,
and there's many different theories and versions
of the Copenhagen interpretation of it is one,
but there's alternative versions,
pilot wave theory, and I remember hearing
Thomas Campbell talking about it,
and just kind of understanding the general terms
of quantum physics is that life is probabilistic,
and the larger consciousness system
is just going to give us what's most probabilistic, right?
How many coins did we put into the fear-based option
that the tiger's gonna kill us
in our modern, post-modern, unconnected 2026,
and how many coins did the guy that's walking
through the forest that could look at the snow
and know that the animal ate three days ago
by its footprint?
Meaning, so the world that we're creating
around ourselves is more probabilistic
on which thought did we give more attention to
that the tiger's gonna kill us
or that I know the tiger's my friend,
and the knowing has to come from deep down, right?
So it's so much of,
so much context goes into building our own reality, right?
Whether it's given to you,
generationally passed down through and into you at birth,
and then conditioned into you from a young age.
Do you see what I'm saying?
So much goes into building this virtual reality that we're in
and that the probabilistic reality spitting out machine
or larger consciousness in God is giving to us, right?
And then I've taught in another episode,
if you wanna go watch it,
the section on the yougas,
that there's times throughout our world
where we are living as more awakened beings
that have the understanding of energy,
and it's a cycle that we go on to basically
from no understanding of energy,
the dark ages into the enlightened ages,
and it goes around like this.
Jesus came in the dark ages, gosh forbid we needed him,
and he was killed because he understood energy, right?
Because of his message, he was killed.
We gotta get out of the idea
that this is all my reality is this,
and at best I could do a workout
and stay in this like enlightened state.
There's more out there,
and you just have to turn off the five senses
or find your ways to get out of this delusion
that this reality is real
and step more into the more absolute reality
where the sublime lives,
which is what Robert Greene is talking about.
Let's jump into our second video from the documentary.
Superhuman, the invisible made visible.
Just to give context, right before,
they actually explain the parts of the brain
that have to go, uh-huh, I agree,
and I'll allow this to work.
And then they prove it to you
through these many different experiments
they're gonna show you.
You can now perceive and experience things
beyond the normal human range,
meaning beyond time and space.
If this is true, then we should be able
to transcend any limitation of our physicality,
perhaps even our eyesight.
Our first stop is in the UK,
where we encounter children who are using blindfolds
to access their superhuman abilities.
We're gonna play some games.
Put your blindfolds on for me, please.
Ready?
Justin,
tell me what's on this card.
Teacup.
And now, tell me what's on this card.
Oh, toilet.
Isabella, what is the shape and color of this tongue?
Kind of like a circle, and I don't,
and it's not really, it's kind of like see-through.
Here's yet another example of how consciousness
can interact with the physical world
beyond what science claims to be possible.
When we work with the blindfold,
it's so that we can encourage the children to use
the vision that they have with their higher consciousness.
We expand their consciousness
beyond that that they believe
or understand that they can
take them out into universal energies.
Okay, now let's go search for that beautiful
inner light of yours.
Bucking tea.
Fantastic.
Bring the light out
into the area around you,
your light field to support.
She's at least teaching them how to do this.
And then they can work with the higher consciousness seeing
because they have the potential
to see from every cell in their body.
Now, you're gonna read a line each.
The other dragons were purple with smooth, shiny scales,
but Marmaduke was faded orange with sticky, out scales.
Excellent, good girl.
It's like witnessing a miracle.
It's really, it's just beautiful to watch.
George was enjoying it quite,
even in the heavenly hippo's world,
but suddenly he spotted a group of animals creeping past.
The first time I actually saw it for myself
when I come to do my training,
the only way I can think of is emotional.
It was very emotional.
Needless to say,
I wanted to know what it felt like
to experience the physical world through these blindfolds.
Totally dark.
Yes.
Wow.
Witnessing these incredible children up close,
got us on a journey to discovering others around the world
who are applying similar methodologies
to achieve mind-blowing results.
At MPUSA in Ogden, Utah,
a blindfold technique called Vibra Vision
helps you sense the vibration of various objects
in the physical world.
All physical matter in the universe
is actually a form of energy that's made up of atoms.
And those atoms are cycling or vibrating
at a certain frequency.
Practicing Vibra Vision gives us the ability to...
Okay, I want to say for you naysayers, yes.
We don't know if they conditioned the kids
with these books beforehand, right?
When they're reading blindfolded,
we don't know if they cut around hours of them
trying to guess.
We don't know if she had a tiger
and like only two other options.
So there's these variables of what we just saw
that we don't know.
I'm being fair for that.
But now you're gonna see the same type of skill
repeated over and over again in more physical activity.
And you know, you're seeing it with your own eyes
and you're gonna continue to see it.
People riding bikes and doing all kinds of physical things
and blind people will be added into this
that can now see, but not see conventionally
through their eyes, but through some other mechanism.
Access our sensors to perceive those vibrations
and then convert it into a usable mental image
that we call MindSight.
Good, yellow, blue, yellow, orange, blue, green.
Yeah.
We can see the unseen to do things
that are thought of as impossible.
Eight of clubs, ten of diamonds, five of hearts.
One, two, three.
It's not just colors, it's numbers, money, it's cards.
It's everything.
These incredible skills inside the academy
and out in the real world.
How about the grilled chicken and sausage at Gumbo?
Gumbo.
This is my favorite part.
How much do they cost again?
Two, 29, 90.
Correct, and Colton, what were you just touching?
These are fan boxes.
All right, what color is that?
That's blue.
Let's find the lace brand.
That's blue, he could see.
Old Spice Body Wash.
Very good.
From Utah, we make our way to Stuttgart, Germany.
Their children are using a different approach
to the methodology and display skills
with impeccable accuracy.
In the beginning, it felt a bit weird
when I was able to see without my eyes,
but after a while, you get used to it.
I believe much more is possible than we know.
Human beings have a lot more skills that they could develop.
I also have a granddaughter who learned the skill
and bops around with the mask here today.
I'm amazed how well it works.
Groups around the world are using various techniques
to achieve very similar results.
I decided to investigate the origin of these methodologies,
which led me to InfoVision in Moscow, Russia,
and its founder, Mark Komisarov,
who discovered blindfold perception 20 years ago.
You know, this just reminds me of our CIA,
you know, I think it's Operation Stargate.
I think when both the Soviets,
who probably still have their supernatural studies
department open, and then our CIA
trying to study the supernatural with Bob Monroe,
and his folks, which they had, you know,
people meditate and then astral travel,
and go and try to tell them, you know,
what, like where the nuclear things were placed.
And anyway, so when I made the joke at the top,
why don't we know about this?
And then we're like, go to Russia, where this is normal.
Doesn't surprise me, I have Russian friends
and the supernaturals a lot more talked about
and they're, and maybe that's because
they were primarily a secular nation
and then now Orthodox.
So therefore they wouldn't have been shunned
for being open to the supernatural.
Okay, let's get back into the video.
We developed a methodology that first worked with kids.
Then I tried it with a blind kid and it worked too.
Then I tried it with adults
and it turns out the methodology also works with adults.
And that is what I've been doing for the past 20 years.
Once these three are in harmony,
consciousness, mind and brain,
then everything works at the speed of which
the mind is able to accept this ability.
In an attempt to bring scientific validation
to their methodology,
Infovision reached out to reputable Italian neurosurgeon,
Professor Enrico Pierangeli
and the theoretical physicist, Professor Elio Conti
from the University of Bari in Italy.
We prepared some masks.
We prepared some masks with instrumentation,
able to measure the quantity of light inside the mask.
Once we were short the quantity of light
inside the mask was zero,
the experiment was done.
This is neat what you see next.
And the volunteers were able to read the words
on the computer.
Also, when they were asked
in which colour these words were written,
they were also able to describe the colours.
We just recognise this as a fact.
Recognise that this is a fact.
These methodologies can be applied to various eyesight issues
such as Sylvia's advanced farsightedness,
Radu's severe astigmatism
which had made it impossible for him to read.
Or even the blind who are now able to perceive their environment
with more ease.
Now we're talking about something that is not just
to help you with your guidance system
or sense your environment,
but something that is incredibly practical
and transformative.
When I see the tears of a mother who brought a blind child
and the child starts seeing after my seminar,
that is what's important.
All the senses are coming together
and that gives you the experience
of the environment non-locally.
So it is not that you are visually seeing
what is behind you,
you are experiencing what's behind you.
Back in the U.S., I shared my research with my long-time friend, Kim,
who at the age of 33,
discovered she suffered from a rare genetic macular disease.
While her condition is medically impossible to cure,
Kim was willing to defy the odds
and potentially try to regain her perfect eyesight.
You sit there for a while and then,
all of a sudden you start seeing things.
All right, now I have a white dot.
I started to see the whole...
As if I was seeing the whole universe,
all of the stars, all of the constellations.
You could actually see the stars blinking,
you could see meteors.
Because I can still see the stars, the stars jump.
That's one thing I found interesting.
No theory behind this, but I'm questioning why.
What she's seeing is something that when you're in meditation,
you can see, you know, some of the first blessings people can get
is exactly what she's describing.
And it can even get to the point
where you can prove to yourself, am I in this blessed state?
Because you don't even need to close your eyes,
you just have to look at the many names
for it, Christ Consciousness Center,
the Spiritual Eye, blah, blah, blah.
You just have to look up.
Oh, I'm in that blessed state.
Everything is outer space in front of me.
Why is that?
Why is one of the first things you're seeing as meditators?
The universe itself, it just blows my mind.
And then of course, there's another central question
if you want to watch this episode,
which is if you sat long enough in silence,
be still, know that I'm God.
Eventually all of us would see the Spiritual Eye.
Like why is it the same throughout thousands of years
on cross the continents of the world?
We're seeing the same thing because we human beings
that God created have some super cool things
that we just haven't really tried on yet, right?
Like in my church, we joke,
we have a portable paradise we walk around with.
How can we be sad?
We're actively calm and calmly active.
But the rest of the world doesn't know about this
or doesn't talk about it.
Yet it is, it's something we all share,
but yet don't acknowledge and argue about,
which I find that baffling.
It's very cool.
And so you can just sit there for a while
and just enjoy the show.
And then we started to use colored pieces of paper
to determine if I could see colors.
Oh, here is red.
I could see colors.
I just have to wait and then it shows up.
Which is kind of the point of the whole thing.
You don't need your eyes.
It's your awareness or your consciousness
that actually is doing the perception.
And it actually feeds to your visual system
so you can then see it.
So your consciousness sees it before your eyes see it,
not the other way around.
Everything's your attitude, which is your perspective.
The way you go into things, it's just keep that attitude.
Can do, I can do this.
Anybody can do this.
Going back to what Thomas Campbell said,
your attitude, it's your perspective.
If you've put that probability, I can do it.
I can do it in there more times than I can't.
Reality's gonna spit out most likely you doing it.
The idea that seeing is not believing,
that seeing doesn't have anything to do with it.
It's more like you can perceive everything,
the visible, the invisible, whatever.
You perceive it with your consciousness and your awareness.
It's not seeing as believing.
Like it's probably the opposite
because your brain plays tricks on you
through your vision and other things.
So I think this is a huge concept
that's applicable to everything.
All right, I like it, I like it.
I think she summed it up well, that first the data,
which whether it's red or green,
or whether it's an elephant or a lion,
the data comes in through the consciousness first,
the fundamental field.
Your brain then takes it in and then it's spit out
through your visual senses.
However, since we are programmed to do eyes first,
my eyes show me what I'm seeing
and then it tells my brain what I'm seeing.
That's a way your eyes could fool you.
There's been some studies.
It reminded me of these studies.
So I just asked AI about it.
Okay, in 1997, researcher Dean Raiden
showed people random calm or emotional pictures.
Their bodies reacted differently seconds
before the pictures appeared.
So if it was like a scary picture,
it wasn't a conscious thought,
but their bodies readings and reactions
knew a bad picture was coming.
And then in 2012, neuroscientist Julia Mossbridge
combined 26 studies from seven labs.
The body appears to sense random events
one to 10 seconds before they happen.
That's pretty interesting.
Now, materialists would argue against me
with LIBERT 1980s, but I'm arguing that it still is
within line with what they were showing you.
Neuroscientist Benjamin LIBERT found the brain
starts a movement about half a second
before the person feels they chose it.
And here's how me as my idealist
am gonna argue that it still works.
This is saying that your brain is recognizing the data
before you can physically feel it.
Well, my idealistic pushback on why that would make sense
is because you're living in delusion
and the delusion is that the ego is real.
The ego's job is to hide your connection to your soul,
which is the fundamental field
and it's connected back to outside of space time
into the heavens.
So you have this intuitional infinite being part of you,
I'm saying, that you can't access.
That being knows that this is a virtual simulation
you signed up for, right?
That it's not the ultimate reality like heaven will be.
So you're wearing the ego and the ego is taking in
the five senses as real.
So yes, the brain is, it's firing perfectly
in the materialistic standpoint,
how convenient I'm making this.
But if you're in more of the intuitional self,
you're circ, you're cutting around those five senses.
I guess I would have to argue for this to be accurate
is that the, the intuitional enlightened self
would not register the same reaction a half second later.
This is my candy guys, I'm trying to work it out myself.
Okay, now for the promise of the premise.
Can I deliver a shocking fact at the end
as my third part of today's episode
without getting kicked off YouTube
and without making every Westerner mad at me.
Let's try to do it, Beth, with no planned way
of saying it whatsoever.
Okay, so let's say the point of life
is to come here and live fully, right?
What does that look like?
Okay, and the point of life is to know where you came from,
what you are, and where you're going.
That feels pretty dang fearless and freeing.
How would you know?
No, well you would sit in the experience.
So there is something called Mahasamadhi,
Mahasamadhi, sorry it's been a bit since I've heard it,
the term used, and it is ancient Indian mystics
or Buddhist monks and other religions
from the East practice this.
They have come to earth,
they have done everything they need to do
to advance themselves spiritually
and in their everyday relationships with their families
and their spiritual relationships
with all of the people on earth and with God.
They've sat hours, if not lifetimes
and thousands of hours in meditation,
communion with God.
And when people are meditating,
you have one foot physically,
your physical body here in this physical realm
and one foot outside of space time in the other realms,
the absolute reality I'd like to call it heaven,
in communion with our creator, right?
You've done that for thousands of hours.
So you already know what it feels like to leave the body.
You already know, you do it all the time
on your own command and go and gather the data,
the knowledge, the love of what is your purpose on life.
Once you've done that enough,
you then choose it's time to go home.
And so they will stand up these mystics
and on a stage sometimes, depending upon the tradition,
it's different for all of them.
And they, I think for the Indians,
they'll turn, you know, I think a right circle
and they will sit down and their lotus pose
and it's in front of a crowd, right?
It's in front of their worshipers
and the people that follow their teachings
and then they go to God.
They close their eyes and they leave their body.
But without having the perspective of how to view this,
you could see it as really bad.
And I do wanna make an episode one day
on basically your ability of how far you could zoom out
to study and look at something
is a direct correlation of how much wisdom, knowledge
and intelligence I think you're going for, right?
So yeah, that's why on this argument,
I say it is the largest, most trippy thing you could do
but supernatural thing you could do
because you can, you have beat death.
You, you know, it's in the Bible, I die daily.
You know, a lot of people have misinterpreted,
everybody's got their belief on what that means.
But for me, it's I'm going to God daily.
I step out of this physical realm, I go hang out,
I learn things, I understand things.
There's no need to read anointed books
because it's zoomed and zapped down to me.
You know, it's already giving motivation
for extra shows to read you what some of this stuff is like.
But I hope that that is something
you have not heard of before.
And maybe it interests you, maybe it's not.
Obviously, I know I'm very far from doing my,
so funny, I haven't seen the word a while
so I'm not pronouncing it in a while.
But yeah, I won't be having that anytime soon.
I'm still just working on the basics myself.
But it is a very beautiful thing.
And it requires you to think outside of the Western box
or it actually requires you to stop seeing yourself
as this body is real.
It is not real.
The only thing inside you that's real is your soul
that's connected to the one, one truth,
the one, you know, unknown substance.
Sorry, I'm getting so poetic.
Because before these shows,
I hop into like deep into something else.
And so my brain's still there
and I don't want to drag you into all the craziness.
But that's what it's like guys.
I'm hoping we're waking up to being more supernatural.
And I hope I just open your curiosity
that we are indeed superhumans.
It is natural as Chris Williamson would say.
All right guys, stay free and stay superhuman.
Bye-bye.
Quantum bombs.
can I deliver a shocking fact at the end
as my third part of today's episode
without getting kicked off YouTube
and without making every Westerner mad at me?
Let's try to do it, Beth, with no planned way
of saying it whatsoever.
Old, spiced body wash.
Very good.
Good. Yellow. Blue. Yellow.
Orange. Blue. Green.
Yeah!
You can see the unseen,
to do things that a lot of us are impossible.
Eight of clubs, ten of diamonds, five of hearts.
Quantum bombs.
Welcome to Quantum Bombs,
a commentary show on the human condition
through metaphysics and freedom.
Boof, we're gonna zap us back, guys, to 1950.
We've got our dark wood-paneled walls
with your grandma's couch with tan and beige
and olive colors with a flower pattern on it,
and we are watching a square television,
and everything that you're perceiving
through that square television is all black and white.
Everything you know of for TV in that moment in time
is gray, blah.
Now, let's zoom back into post-modernity, 2026.
We've got all the greatest tech, life's wonderful,
but what if I told you we're living dead?
At best today in 2026, most of us can say,
you had an awesome workout,
which is like those one-offs that you get every once in a while
and you feel so invigorating and alive,
and you could thrive, and you have all the best ideas
of all the things you should have done
or are doing or should continue to do.
Is that really all we've got?
We're not having any sublime experiences.
This is how the author, Robert Green,
in his upcoming book, The Law of the Sublime,
he describes it.
He makes this case that we aren't really experiencing life.
He describes the sublime in something as experiences
that crack us open, lift us out of the ordinary consciousness
and leave us change, like moments of all deep perception
and feeling part of something larger.
So today's show is about the epistemology
is what we can know.
And most people don't realize everything
in this physical realm, the way we know things,
comes to us in five ways through our five senses.
Now, I've always wanted to tell people,
we're capable so much more as human beings.
Like, we have no idea, but how do I say this to you?
So today, in today's episode, we're gonna review two videos
that I promised to you by the end.
I hope I gave you something to argue with me about
or to go, wow, I am a superhuman.
She's right.
We're gonna watch a clip from Modern Wisdom
with Robert Green himself telling a story
about a Siberian tiger.
And then the second clip we'll watch
is from the documentary, Superhuman,
which is an experiment ran on various different people
at a grocery store, at like labs,
like a Taekwondo facility.
So I'm hoping I can make you think more about everything.
This is gonna be really kind of hopefully open up your eyes
about how do the senses work, right?
Cause there's some pretty incredible stuff.
And if you stay with me till the end,
I will then take it to the highest echelon you can
in the human experience.
I'm gonna tell you something like,
we're gonna get woo-woo in these things we're showing you.
I would bet 98% of my audience
has never even heard of before.
What you're going to be watching
are capabilities of being superhuman.
Why don't we know this as normal?
Why isn't this truth?
Why is this not more studied?
Why is this not in our everyday discussion?
Like that's the whole point.
All right, but the science of what I first wanna express
before we dive into the first video
is that as a meditator, the reason I'm bringing it up,
the entire point, the science behind all meditation
is to turn the five senses off.
The epistemology, the only way we're to know this world
is through our five senses.
And yet meditation is the one science that's saying,
pssh, I'm turning you off.
Why?
Because something else can step in, right?
Whether, you know, on another topic,
it's God's peace that steps in first
when you're able to turn that sucker off.
Your six senses, your intuitional sense
that can connect you to everything else can step in.
And the two videos we're watching today
are going to show you the practice
of the similar of hushing the five material-based senses
relying more on the six intuitional sense.
Now, I also can't help but bring up
that this six intuitional sense is said to be
the fundamental thing in heaven.
How our senses are designed to work
in the physical realm of space-time,
which is our universe and earth where we live,
is they work different when we go to heaven,
when we go to the astral heavens.
I'm gonna read to you quickly
before we dive into the first video
about those five senses in heaven
from chapter 43 of the Autobiography of a Yogi.
Unlike the spatial three-dimensional physical world
cognized only by the five senses,
the astral spheres, the astral heavens
are visible to the all-inclusive sixth sense intuition.
By sheer intuitional feeling,
all astral beings, that's us,
see, hear, smell, taste, and touch.
Astral beings have all the outer sensory organs,
ears, eyes, nose, tongue, and skin,
but they employ the intuitional sense
to experience sensations through any part of the body.
They can see through the ear or nose or skin.
They are able to hear through the eyes, tongue,
and can taste through their ears or skin, and so forth.
So what I'm getting at is in heaven,
while you still have these five senses,
they kind of merge, right?
Cause I can see through my skin
and they're all operating through intuition.
And this us astral beings is just us in heaven.
Please don't let the Eastern words that means light
or life-tronic or energy scare a Westerner
because we fail to have our own cosmology.
Yes, I'm saying Western Christians fail to have the,
how does reality work?
How is the universe made?
How does it work in heaven?
And I say it's irresponsible
because if you want to get people to believe in God,
you should also be able to answer
these fundamental questions.
That being said, let's jump into it.
What was that story about the Russian explorer
and the Siberian tiger?
Yeah, that's one of my favorite stories.
This Russian explorer at the turn of the 20th century,
his name is Arsenyev,
he's exploring the Siberian tiger,
which is this vast kind of wasteland of snow,
whether it's indigenous tribes, et cetera.
And he's exploring because there are parts
of the Siberian tiger that had never been seen before.
So he's sent out there to map it, right?
He's a scientist, right?
They're sitting by the campfire
and this indigenous man named Dersuzula
asks if he can sit by their fire with them
and smoke his pipe.
And he was a trapper, a hunter who's by himself.
He belongs to this tribe called the gold
and Arsenyev invites him to sit by the campfire
and they share a meal.
And slowly he falls under the spell of this man.
And he says, will you join us on our expedition?
We need somebody like you and the man agrees, okay?
He'll be their guide.
They'll show them, you know, where to go.
And slowly he realizes that this man with his pagan beliefs
is so much more powerful than they are.
His body, first of all, he's in his 50s or 60s.
He has 20 times the energy that they have.
He can do feats that they can't even imagine, right?
Because his consciousness isn't telling him,
you can't do this, you can't do that.
He's just open to everything.
He knows every little detail of the forest.
He can read like you can read a book.
He knows by the tracks on the ground what animal passed,
what kind of mood they were in,
whether they were in heat or not,
and whether they were hungry.
He can read everything by how branches are broken.
He can see the sky and say a storm is coming,
even though it's like two days beforehand.
He smells the temperature, the weather.
He says that the forest breathes and is alive
and he knows how it breathes and he can feel it.
One day they encounter a tiger.
They hear the roaring of the tiger
and are sinny of his, terrified.
He can't believe it.
Tiger's gonna bout the pants on them.
And a Siberian tiger is, believe me,
something you don't want to encounter.
So he picks up his rifle, he's about to shoot it
and dares through the indigenous guy,
he puts that away and he walks right up to the tiger
and he starts talking to it.
And he starts telling it.
He says that the tiger is the soul of the jungle.
And if you mess with the soul of the jungle,
you're gonna pay a price.
Nothing in the forest will ever cooperate with you.
And he goes, I mean, he talks to the tiger and says,
Amba, which is the name of the tiger to his group.
Don't be mad.
We're here just walking around.
We're not gonna bother you.
Please be okay.
The tiger walks away.
And our Sanny of is like, my God,
aren't you terrified?
He goes, no, no, never, never.
If you shot him, I would never be your friend.
You would have violated the law.
Anyway, he comes to realize that this man has an intelligence
and a spirit that humans have lost.
That we once were so close to the environment
that we could read everything,
that our senses were so alive.
We could feel the weather.
We could feel animals.
We knew the spirit of everything around us.
And it ends up that Dersu was murdered a few years later
by people who rob him.
And he's so sad that this is a world that's disappearing.
And he speculates, if only we had kept some of this
with our scientific spirit,
because he was a scientist,
how powerful would be because this man taught me everything
about the jungle, about the Siberian tiger.
So that's the story.
How much do you think of what humans call
supernatural abilities are actually just natural to humans,
but we've lost touch with our subconscious so much
that we don't have access to them anymore?
Well, we are capable of so much more than we think we are.
Chris, doing what he does best,
brilliant, well-placed question after that story.
He said it so beautifully.
He's got away with words.
We hear about supernatural beings,
but what if it's not super and it's just natural?
What if we're the ones fooling ourselves,
living in this dead state,
this monotone dumbed-down version of this super being
that we are, right?
This man was living in a world where I wouldn't talk to you
if you would have killed the tiger.
You're a place of such fear and anxiety
from something just as simple as the tiger
was his reality, right?
His reality was,
I just simply have to tell the tiger what we're doing.
This reminds me of, there's a famous study in quantum physics
called the double-slit experience,
and there's many different theories and versions
of the Copenhagen interpretation of it is one,
but there's alternative versions,
pilot wave theory, and I remember hearing
Thomas Campbell talking about it,
and just kind of understanding the general terms
of quantum physics is that life is probabilistic,
and the larger consciousness system
is just going to give us what's most probabilistic, right?
How many coins did we put into the fear-based option
that the tiger's gonna kill us
in our modern, post-modern, unconnected 2026,
and how many coins did the guy that's walking
through the forest that could look at the snow
and know that the animal ate three days ago
by its footprint?
Meaning, so the world that we're creating
around ourselves is more probabilistic
on which thought did we give more attention to
that the tiger's gonna kill us
or that I know the tiger's my friend,
and the knowing has to come from deep down, right?
So it's so much of,
so much context goes into building our own reality, right?
Whether it's given to you,
generationally passed down through and into you at birth,
and then conditioned into you from a young age.
Do you see what I'm saying?
So much goes into building this virtual reality that we're in
and that the probabilistic reality spitting out machine
or larger consciousness in God is giving to us, right?
And then I've taught in another episode,
if you wanna go watch it,
the section on the yougas,
that there's times throughout our world
where we are living as more awakened beings
that have the understanding of energy,
and it's a cycle that we go on to basically
from no understanding of energy,
the dark ages into the enlightened ages,
and it goes around like this.
Jesus came in the dark ages, gosh forbid we needed him,
and he was killed because he understood energy, right?
Because of his message, he was killed.
We gotta get out of the idea
that this is all my reality is this,
and at best I could do a workout
and stay in this like enlightened state.
There's more out there,
and you just have to turn off the five senses
or find your ways to get out of this delusion
that this reality is real
and step more into the more absolute reality
where the sublime lives,
which is what Robert Greene is talking about.
Let's jump into our second video from the documentary.
Superhuman, the invisible made visible.
Just to give context, right before,
they actually explain the parts of the brain
that have to go, uh-huh, I agree,
and I'll allow this to work.
And then they prove it to you
through these many different experiments
they're gonna show you.
You can now perceive and experience things
beyond the normal human range,
meaning beyond time and space.
If this is true, then we should be able
to transcend any limitation of our physicality,
perhaps even our eyesight.
Our first stop is in the UK,
where we encounter children who are using blindfolds
to access their superhuman abilities.
We're gonna play some games.
Put your blindfolds on for me, please.
Ready?
Justin,
tell me what's on this card.
Teacup.
And now, tell me what's on this card.
Oh, toilet.
Isabella, what is the shape and color of this tongue?
Kind of like a circle, and I don't,
and it's not really, it's kind of like see-through.
Here's yet another example of how consciousness
can interact with the physical world
beyond what science claims to be possible.
When we work with the blindfold,
it's so that we can encourage the children to use
the vision that they have with their higher consciousness.
We expand their consciousness
beyond that that they believe
or understand that they can
take them out into universal energies.
Okay, now let's go search for that beautiful
inner light of yours.
Bucking tea.
Fantastic.
Bring the light out
into the area around you,
your light field to support.
She's at least teaching them how to do this.
And then they can work with the higher consciousness seeing
because they have the potential
to see from every cell in their body.
Now, you're gonna read a line each.
The other dragons were purple with smooth, shiny scales,
but Marmaduke was faded orange with sticky, out scales.
Excellent, good girl.
It's like witnessing a miracle.
It's really, it's just beautiful to watch.
George was enjoying it quite,
even in the heavenly hippo's world,
but suddenly he spotted a group of animals creeping past.
The first time I actually saw it for myself
when I come to do my training,
the only way I can think of is emotional.
It was very emotional.
Needless to say,
I wanted to know what it felt like
to experience the physical world through these blindfolds.
Totally dark.
Yes.
Wow.
Witnessing these incredible children up close,
got us on a journey to discovering others around the world
who are applying similar methodologies
to achieve mind-blowing results.
At MPUSA in Ogden, Utah,
a blindfold technique called Vibra Vision
helps you sense the vibration of various objects
in the physical world.
All physical matter in the universe
is actually a form of energy that's made up of atoms.
And those atoms are cycling or vibrating
at a certain frequency.
Practicing Vibra Vision gives us the ability to...
Okay, I want to say for you naysayers, yes.
We don't know if they conditioned the kids
with these books beforehand, right?
When they're reading blindfolded,
we don't know if they cut around hours of them
trying to guess.
We don't know if she had a tiger
and like only two other options.
So there's these variables of what we just saw
that we don't know.
I'm being fair for that.
But now you're gonna see the same type of skill
repeated over and over again in more physical activity.
And you know, you're seeing it with your own eyes
and you're gonna continue to see it.
People riding bikes and doing all kinds of physical things
and blind people will be added into this
that can now see, but not see conventionally
through their eyes, but through some other mechanism.
Access our sensors to perceive those vibrations
and then convert it into a usable mental image
that we call MindSight.
Good, yellow, blue, yellow, orange, blue, green.
Yeah.
We can see the unseen to do things
that are thought of as impossible.
Eight of clubs, ten of diamonds, five of hearts.
One, two, three.
It's not just colors, it's numbers, money, it's cards.
It's everything.
These incredible skills inside the academy
and out in the real world.
How about the grilled chicken and sausage at Gumbo?
Gumbo.
This is my favorite part.
How much do they cost again?
Two, 29, 90.
Correct, and Colton, what were you just touching?
These are fan boxes.
All right, what color is that?
That's blue.
Let's find the lace brand.
That's blue, he could see.
Old Spice Body Wash.
Very good.
From Utah, we make our way to Stuttgart, Germany.
Their children are using a different approach
to the methodology and display skills
with impeccable accuracy.
In the beginning, it felt a bit weird
when I was able to see without my eyes,
but after a while, you get used to it.
I believe much more is possible than we know.
Human beings have a lot more skills that they could develop.
I also have a granddaughter who learned the skill
and bops around with the mask here today.
I'm amazed how well it works.
Groups around the world are using various techniques
to achieve very similar results.
I decided to investigate the origin of these methodologies,
which led me to InfoVision in Moscow, Russia,
and its founder, Mark Komisarov,
who discovered blindfold perception 20 years ago.
You know, this just reminds me of our CIA,
you know, I think it's Operation Stargate.
I think when both the Soviets,
who probably still have their supernatural studies
department open, and then our CIA
trying to study the supernatural with Bob Monroe,
and his folks, which they had, you know,
people meditate and then astral travel,
and go and try to tell them, you know,
what, like where the nuclear things were placed.
And anyway, so when I made the joke at the top,
why don't we know about this?
And then we're like, go to Russia, where this is normal.
Doesn't surprise me, I have Russian friends
and the supernaturals a lot more talked about
and they're, and maybe that's because
they were primarily a secular nation
and then now Orthodox.
So therefore they wouldn't have been shunned
for being open to the supernatural.
Okay, let's get back into the video.
We developed a methodology that first worked with kids.
Then I tried it with a blind kid and it worked too.
Then I tried it with adults
and it turns out the methodology also works with adults.
And that is what I've been doing for the past 20 years.
Once these three are in harmony,
consciousness, mind and brain,
then everything works at the speed of which
the mind is able to accept this ability.
In an attempt to bring scientific validation
to their methodology,
Infovision reached out to reputable Italian neurosurgeon,
Professor Enrico Pierangeli
and the theoretical physicist, Professor Elio Conti
from the University of Bari in Italy.
We prepared some masks.
We prepared some masks with instrumentation,
able to measure the quantity of light inside the mask.
Once we were short the quantity of light
inside the mask was zero,
the experiment was done.
This is neat what you see next.
And the volunteers were able to read the words
on the computer.
Also, when they were asked
in which colour these words were written,
they were also able to describe the colours.
We just recognise this as a fact.
Recognise that this is a fact.
These methodologies can be applied to various eyesight issues
such as Sylvia's advanced farsightedness,
Radu's severe astigmatism
which had made it impossible for him to read.
Or even the blind who are now able to perceive their environment
with more ease.
Now we're talking about something that is not just
to help you with your guidance system
or sense your environment,
but something that is incredibly practical
and transformative.
When I see the tears of a mother who brought a blind child
and the child starts seeing after my seminar,
that is what's important.
All the senses are coming together
and that gives you the experience
of the environment non-locally.
So it is not that you are visually seeing
what is behind you,
you are experiencing what's behind you.
Back in the U.S., I shared my research with my long-time friend, Kim,
who at the age of 33,
discovered she suffered from a rare genetic macular disease.
While her condition is medically impossible to cure,
Kim was willing to defy the odds
and potentially try to regain her perfect eyesight.
You sit there for a while and then,
all of a sudden you start seeing things.
All right, now I have a white dot.
I started to see the whole...
As if I was seeing the whole universe,
all of the stars, all of the constellations.
You could actually see the stars blinking,
you could see meteors.
Because I can still see the stars, the stars jump.
That's one thing I found interesting.
No theory behind this, but I'm questioning why.
What she's seeing is something that when you're in meditation,
you can see, you know, some of the first blessings people can get
is exactly what she's describing.
And it can even get to the point
where you can prove to yourself, am I in this blessed state?
Because you don't even need to close your eyes,
you just have to look at the many names
for it, Christ Consciousness Center,
the Spiritual Eye, blah, blah, blah.
You just have to look up.
Oh, I'm in that blessed state.
Everything is outer space in front of me.
Why is that?
Why is one of the first things you're seeing as meditators?
The universe itself, it just blows my mind.
And then of course, there's another central question
if you want to watch this episode,
which is if you sat long enough in silence,
be still, know that I'm God.
Eventually all of us would see the Spiritual Eye.
Like why is it the same throughout thousands of years
on cross the continents of the world?
We're seeing the same thing because we human beings
that God created have some super cool things
that we just haven't really tried on yet, right?
Like in my church, we joke,
we have a portable paradise we walk around with.
How can we be sad?
We're actively calm and calmly active.
But the rest of the world doesn't know about this
or doesn't talk about it.
Yet it is, it's something we all share,
but yet don't acknowledge and argue about,
which I find that baffling.
It's very cool.
And so you can just sit there for a while
and just enjoy the show.
And then we started to use colored pieces of paper
to determine if I could see colors.
Oh, here is red.
I could see colors.
I just have to wait and then it shows up.
Which is kind of the point of the whole thing.
You don't need your eyes.
It's your awareness or your consciousness
that actually is doing the perception.
And it actually feeds to your visual system
so you can then see it.
So your consciousness sees it before your eyes see it,
not the other way around.
Everything's your attitude, which is your perspective.
The way you go into things, it's just keep that attitude.
Can do, I can do this.
Anybody can do this.
Going back to what Thomas Campbell said,
your attitude, it's your perspective.
If you've put that probability, I can do it.
I can do it in there more times than I can't.
Reality's gonna spit out most likely you doing it.
The idea that seeing is not believing,
that seeing doesn't have anything to do with it.
It's more like you can perceive everything,
the visible, the invisible, whatever.
You perceive it with your consciousness and your awareness.
It's not seeing as believing.
Like it's probably the opposite
because your brain plays tricks on you
through your vision and other things.
So I think this is a huge concept
that's applicable to everything.
All right, I like it, I like it.
I think she summed it up well, that first the data,
which whether it's red or green,
or whether it's an elephant or a lion,
the data comes in through the consciousness first,
the fundamental field.
Your brain then takes it in and then it's spit out
through your visual senses.
However, since we are programmed to do eyes first,
my eyes show me what I'm seeing
and then it tells my brain what I'm seeing.
That's a way your eyes could fool you.
There's been some studies.
It reminded me of these studies.
So I just asked AI about it.
Okay, in 1997, researcher Dean Raiden
showed people random calm or emotional pictures.
Their bodies reacted differently seconds
before the pictures appeared.
So if it was like a scary picture,
it wasn't a conscious thought,
but their bodies readings and reactions
knew a bad picture was coming.
And then in 2012, neuroscientist Julia Mossbridge
combined 26 studies from seven labs.
The body appears to sense random events
one to 10 seconds before they happen.
That's pretty interesting.
Now, materialists would argue against me
with LIBERT 1980s, but I'm arguing that it still is
within line with what they were showing you.
Neuroscientist Benjamin LIBERT found the brain
starts a movement about half a second
before the person feels they chose it.
And here's how me as my idealist
am gonna argue that it still works.
This is saying that your brain is recognizing the data
before you can physically feel it.
Well, my idealistic pushback on why that would make sense
is because you're living in delusion
and the delusion is that the ego is real.
The ego's job is to hide your connection to your soul,
which is the fundamental field
and it's connected back to outside of space time
into the heavens.
So you have this intuitional infinite being part of you,
I'm saying, that you can't access.
That being knows that this is a virtual simulation
you signed up for, right?
That it's not the ultimate reality like heaven will be.
So you're wearing the ego and the ego is taking in
the five senses as real.
So yes, the brain is, it's firing perfectly
in the materialistic standpoint,
how convenient I'm making this.
But if you're in more of the intuitional self,
you're circ, you're cutting around those five senses.
I guess I would have to argue for this to be accurate
is that the, the intuitional enlightened self
would not register the same reaction a half second later.
This is my candy guys, I'm trying to work it out myself.
Okay, now for the promise of the premise.
Can I deliver a shocking fact at the end
as my third part of today's episode
without getting kicked off YouTube
and without making every Westerner mad at me.
Let's try to do it, Beth, with no planned way
of saying it whatsoever.
Okay, so let's say the point of life
is to come here and live fully, right?
What does that look like?
Okay, and the point of life is to know where you came from,
what you are, and where you're going.
That feels pretty dang fearless and freeing.
How would you know?
No, well you would sit in the experience.
So there is something called Mahasamadhi,
Mahasamadhi, sorry it's been a bit since I've heard it,
the term used, and it is ancient Indian mystics
or Buddhist monks and other religions
from the East practice this.
They have come to earth,
they have done everything they need to do
to advance themselves spiritually
and in their everyday relationships with their families
and their spiritual relationships
with all of the people on earth and with God.
They've sat hours, if not lifetimes
and thousands of hours in meditation,
communion with God.
And when people are meditating,
you have one foot physically,
your physical body here in this physical realm
and one foot outside of space time in the other realms,
the absolute reality I'd like to call it heaven,
in communion with our creator, right?
You've done that for thousands of hours.
So you already know what it feels like to leave the body.
You already know, you do it all the time
on your own command and go and gather the data,
the knowledge, the love of what is your purpose on life.
Once you've done that enough,
you then choose it's time to go home.
And so they will stand up these mystics
and on a stage sometimes, depending upon the tradition,
it's different for all of them.
And they, I think for the Indians,
they'll turn, you know, I think a right circle
and they will sit down and their lotus pose
and it's in front of a crowd, right?
It's in front of their worshipers
and the people that follow their teachings
and then they go to God.
They close their eyes and they leave their body.
But without having the perspective of how to view this,
you could see it as really bad.
And I do wanna make an episode one day
on basically your ability of how far you could zoom out
to study and look at something
is a direct correlation of how much wisdom, knowledge
and intelligence I think you're going for, right?
So yeah, that's why on this argument,
I say it is the largest, most trippy thing you could do
but supernatural thing you could do
because you can, you have beat death.
You, you know, it's in the Bible, I die daily.
You know, a lot of people have misinterpreted,
everybody's got their belief on what that means.
But for me, it's I'm going to God daily.
I step out of this physical realm, I go hang out,
I learn things, I understand things.
There's no need to read anointed books
because it's zoomed and zapped down to me.
You know, it's already giving motivation
for extra shows to read you what some of this stuff is like.
But I hope that that is something
you have not heard of before.
And maybe it interests you, maybe it's not.
Obviously, I know I'm very far from doing my,
so funny, I haven't seen the word a while
so I'm not pronouncing it in a while.
But yeah, I won't be having that anytime soon.
I'm still just working on the basics myself.
But it is a very beautiful thing.
And it requires you to think outside of the Western box
or it actually requires you to stop seeing yourself
as this body is real.
It is not real.
The only thing inside you that's real is your soul
that's connected to the one, one truth,
the one, you know, unknown substance.
Sorry, I'm getting so poetic.
Because before these shows,
I hop into like deep into something else.
And so my brain's still there
and I don't want to drag you into all the craziness.
But that's what it's like guys.
I'm hoping we're waking up to being more supernatural.
And I hope I just open your curiosity
that we are indeed superhumans.
It is natural as Chris Williamson would say.
All right guys, stay free and stay superhuman.
Bye-bye.
Quantum bombs.
