Hey, what's going on? Welcome to the Azroostle. I'm Kory Allen. Hope that you're doing good today. It's a pleasure for me to be speaking with you today. Really, we're speaking together. We're doing this quickly got into this kind of area. I was thinking recently like what is it whenever

you you know you think of someone and then randomly just randomly think of someone and then you get a text message from them or you like talk about a subject or like a very specific topic or idea with someone and then on the same day you go talk to another friend or something like that completely randomly

and you have like they bring up the exact same concept or idea or something like that.

And it's like what are these weird little synchronicities that appear in our lives you know and I was

thinking that perhaps and you if you watch for these things you can you really can catch

them all the time they have it and it's quite odd and I was thinking recently

that perhaps like we are living in a simulation theory and that whenever

our reality is a simulation anyway and whenever we experience those things like in any type of computer system or something like that there can only

be so much code executed at once like there has to be a limit at some point of how much code

can be executed and that ultimately the to optimize any system to use the most

effectiveness with the least amount of energy that's really key for abundance

of energy and resources and operating power and the lack of

lag in the entire system and what have you. Perhaps those are like lines of code that are being

executed in our simulation reality, but they're sort of like all-encompassing kind of system

optimizing codes. And so it makes, so the same scripts are flowing through a lot of conduits at once. There's less

variation to kind of balance the system and in re-sink any potential lag of our

simulation. And so all of us experience similar ideas, similar thoughts, or similar associations

with different people at the same time because there's like a limited amount of baseline code that is reconnecting and re-optimizing

the time lag within the entire system.

So in the vein of far-out brain stretchy type of thoughts, I'm joined by one of my favorite people in the world

Brian Ramish. Brian is a therapeutic body worker that focuses on bringing harmony to

the mind, body, and spirit.

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