CERN Unlocked Parallel Universe Communicating With Entities

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To social media, I guess. So there. There could. We could start seeing, like, we’re seeing a shift in YouTube and we may start seeing that on Facebook soon. I hope so, because it’d be nice to have our 250, 000 subscribers back. What the heck? Oh, it’s unplugged. Hold on. The man got to us. It’s like, man, we’re just talking about it and there we go. Hang on a sec. I gotta get something. Sure. But yeah, anyway, so overall, I think that. I do think that there’s been a major, major positive shift in our world, in our human consciousness.

Something. Something definitely is happening. And. And I think that this is the start getting our channel back. I mean, it’s like, wow, this is so crazy. So again, you know, I just really thank all of you guys for being with us all these years and staying with us, so. Oh, yeah. And then, I mean, supposedly they’re. They’re. I mean, from. I was just watching TV and everyone’s talking about they’re going to release the Epstein files. I mean, I. I don’t know, but, you know, I think at this point it’s kind of. Kind of like, whatever. Who knows what’s really going on with all that anymore? So.

I’ve heard so many things now, but I just found it fascinating that, you know, all this stuff is coming out like now. But anyway. All right, let’s get back into. There you are. Hopefully that doesn’t go off again. Yeah, you’re really blurry on my end. I don’t know. Okay, that’s wild. All right, well, there’s a. So one of the things going back to CERN and these parallel universes and this fifth dimension. There was this really incredible post that I found on X. And the whole title of it was like, cerns are Unlocking a Parallel Universe. And it just goes into how scientists at Stern have.

They’re like. Have stunned the world after a quantum field simulation produced results unlike anything ever recorded. What began as a controlled experiment designed to map subatomic interactions quickly turned into a discovery that could rewrite everything we know about reality. I mean, it’s like so dramatic. But I think what. What the conclusion is is that is the thing is, talking about a parallel universe is no longer a theory. And the point is that CERN just proved that. But they’re not. It’s like they’re talking about it, but they’re talking about it in a way that’s not hypothetical. Is like, yes, but.

But they’re using word. They’re Extremely careful of how they’re wording it and using a lot of scientific jargon to. So they’re not like coming out saying like, yes, we just found a parallel universe when this is blah, blah, blah, blah. You know, they’re still kind of talking about it on the subatomic level. So it’s like, well, it’s tiny. It’s not like we opened up a big portal and you walk through and you’re seeing all this. Although that’s what some scientists saying they’re trying to do or they might have actually achieved. But this post goes in. During the simulation, the team observed feedback loops in the data that did not resemble random particle behavior.

Instead, the particles appeared to be structured, deliberate and remarkably similar to the markers of intelligence activity. As the research examines the outpost, the outputs more closely, it became apparent that the simulation was more revealing than just like mathematical equations and anomalies. So what, what basically what they were looking at, they, they believe that they were looking at of a map of an entire parallel reality where a universe exists alongside ours. But it’s like maybe it reversed. Time might be going backwards, things might be different. And, and again, and I think this is, they already know this.

With the birth of quantum computers, I think quantum computers were again created as an easier way to interact with the, the quantum realm or with parallel universes. I mean, if you said a parallel universe computer, people might think that’s crazy. So if you just say quantum computer, it just sounds like you’re talking about some kind of sophisticated computer. So what do you, what do you think, Rob? I mean, I think that this is kind of a big can of worms to open up. Because when you start talking about quantum things and physics changing, I think all, all dimensions, any dimensions exist either on the macro scale or the micro scale from my understanding.

So when quantum just kind of is misleading in a way because when you think about atomic energy and the atomic bomb, that’s all coming from the quantum realm and we know how powerful that is. So you mix that into quantum theory and quantum computing and stuff, you’re talking about energies that we don’t fully understand at a much smaller scale that are the same energies that, that provided atomic energy, right? Yeah. So to me, yes, you can call it quantum this, you can call it quantum that, but really what you are talking about are other dimensional things, even when it comes to the atomic bomb, which is something that’s much more physical for us to think about.

Yeah, that’s so true. The other aspect is, so, I mean, I don’t like the term string theory, but in a sense, that’s kind of the reason why I’m bringing that up is because that’s what they’re finding in these experiments. String theory is like if you. If you mess with a particle over here, simultaneously this particle over here would. Would be affected by that. However, whatever you did with that, that’s quantum entanglement, I think. Is that okay? Maybe, yeah. Lindsay, what is. What is string theory? That everything is itty bitty little strings. Like, if you plucked a string on a musical instrument, everything vibrates at a different frequency.

Everything’s made of strings. Is what I recall off the top of my head, maybe that. Okay, I was getting them confused. Okay, so that’s why I know, okay, it was the. So the quantum entanglement is what I’m talking about then. Okay, the string theory. That’s why the string theory. I’ve always been kind of iffy on that one. But with the quantum entanglement, that’s basically what they’re finding with these. That when they were doing experiments with certain particles here, they found that in this, like, mirror dimension, it was also. They were also being affected. But kind of like a.

Like imagine, like if you. If you’re. You’re pushing a particle for. I mean, this is just purely an example, but you’re pushing a particle forward in this. In this reality and in like this alternate mirror reality, it’s like going the other way. It’s like you’re. It’s going backwards or something, but it’s still being affected by that. And that’s what they were finding. That’s why they were so blown away by the results of what they were seeing. And. And that there was these responses from all this, and they were. They were. They realized this is not a coincidence.

So basically, from their conclusion with all of this, I mean, again, it’s in. Or maybe I should say from my understanding of the conclusion with all of this, it’s showing that we’re definitely not alone in the universe. That in these parallel universes, you know, and I. I truly believe that’s what they’re doing. They know that these parallel universes exist, even though there’s. There’s not claiming that they’re doing this, but then again, it’s like, what. What would you be doing? And then the reason why I wanted to bring up the. The whole Internet at the very beginning, because I feel like it’s so important, because it’s like they were trying to create a portal to a digital world that didn’t exist at the Time that they literally created it to access and have, you know, at the time you have hundreds of people, then you have thousands of people, then you have millions, now you have billions of people around the world all going on the World Wide Web that CERN pretty much built.

And you’re using all this, all this terminology. And in some aspects, you can almost look at the World Wide Web as like an alternate reality, like a dimension. In some aspects, you know, we don’t think about it in that way because it exists here, but it doesn’t necessarily exist here in our reality. Well, so, I mean, it kind of does. I mean, the, The. The math behind the entire thing. Yeah, well, right. It ultimately came from studying ancient Chinese books where they were. Where they were talking about the. Basically the yin and the Yang theory, the zeros and the ones.

Right. And then they created a manifestation of that that was digital. So already that is a. It’s sort of like radio waves. Like, once you figured out the radio wave, you found this whole other world that existed. This is just a different type of frequency that everyone’s communicating on, that’s connected through wires or connections. Yeah. So I, I kind of think that. I don’t think this is very outside of a. A natural thing that exists in the universe just because of where it came from. However, it expands things quite a bit. I mean, just the way that radio waves do.

That’s just my understanding, though. Yeah. And again, I mean, let’s see, where are. Yeah. The whole point of all this stuff for cern, I mean, they’re. They’re trying to figure out the origin of the universe, and so they are trying to recreate essentially the Big Bang. However, I don’t see. I don’t believe that the universe was born out of the Big Bang. I believe that it was a previous universe that exploded, and we’re seeing kind of the remnants of that. And I think that they’re. They, if whatever they figured out, you know, and even if that’s the case, then essentially they could replicate there.

I think they’re trying to replicate this. They’re already trying to replicate the Big Bang and produce what they would say antimatter, and which they have. And so that’s the part that is the most insane. And there was this other article that came out, that observation of charge party symmetry breaking in baryon decays. And this is such a crazy headline. And I, I have to be honest, like, I was reading this and I’m like, I don’t even understand. This is what I’m talking about. There’s so much jargon that they use and I feel like it’s kind of covering up so that way they don’t have to directly say what they’re doing.

It’s like, oh, we’ll just write it in this extreme scientific way that no one’s really going to truly understand unless you understand physics and science. And yet, you know, really at the core of it. What are they trying to do? Well, they’re trying to re replicate the Big bang and produce antimatter which they can then store and study. This discovery opens up a new path in the search for physics beyond the standard model. So it’s kind of like right there is what they’re saying. Well, basically, in a nutshell, what we, what we are finding defies all laws of physics.

And we can’t even under, we can’t even explain it in any way that would make sense except for saying we found a parallel universe. And I think that’s literally why people are taking us and translating it as they literally found a parallel universe. They’re, they’re, they, they say it in this, but they say it in such a weird back way. Scientific way. Scientific way that, that when you say parallel universe, it’s kind of like. Well, it didn’t specifically state that. And it’s like, yeah, no they didn’t, but that’s kind of what they’re hinting to without saying it directly.

So I mean, what is antimatter? Antimatter is matter that exists in another universe. I mean that’s what antimatter is. It’s anti matter. It’s matter that can’t exist in our reality because it’s from another reality. That’s what it is. And so you have to create, they have to create something to store this antimatter. So that’s, you know, and I saw this post, this other post. You can, I’m sorry, Rob, you, you can read this if you want. I’ve been reading a lot. This next one here, this antimatter. So it, I mean clearly this is all AI here.

What are the, the imagery that’s going to pop up here. But it’s talking about how powerful antimatter is. Antimatter. Powerful material ever created by humans. See, I don’t know. Lindsay, if you wanna, can you pull this up here, I’m looking for the anti matter part. Ben. But this. Oh, okay, sorry, I. Can I, I just read this part. But okay, so. Oh yeah, yeah. So it’s got it. Yeah, yeah. So forget diamonds. The true king of value is antimatter. The rarest and most powerful material ever created by humans. Estimated at $62.5 trillion per gram, it is not mined, but manufactured atom by atom inside massive particle accelerators like CERN’s Large Hadron Collider.

Antimatter is the mirror opposite of regular matter. When the two meet, they annihilate each other completely. Sounds healthy. Releasing 100% of their mass as energy. According to Einstein’s famous equation, E equals MC squared. That’s far beyond the efficiency of nuclear power, making antimatter the ultimate energy source, at least in theory. Right now, scientists can produce only a few nanograms per year, and storing it is nearly impossible. A single mistake or contact with normal matter causes instant disappearance. Still, researchers at NASA and CERN believe antimatter, believe antimatter could one day power deep space missions or even revolutionize medical imaging.

This can’t be a real photo matter. No, that’s what I’m saying, that that’s AI 100 AI. Then, you know, they’re not showing that. I mean, there’s no way that, you know, some dude would just be holding that up. But have you ever heard of the Theory of Big Crunch, Ben? The Big Crunch theory? I don’t think I have. So it’s. Well, the way physics describes it, I’ve been looking into this a little bit recently, is it’s like a hypothetical future where gravity eventually overpowers dark energy, causing the universe to stop expanding and to begin collapsing back to a single point.

So, okay, okay. I just didn’t realize that’s the name of it. I have heard of this, yes. Yeah. Some people think that the Big Crunch occurred before the Big Bang, depending on who you talk to, because the Big Bang could theoretically have occurred multiple times, creating multiple universes. But in science, they kind of say, well, no, that never happened. It was just the Big Bang that created everything. And the Big Crunch would be the opposite of that. But, yeah, you know, when you were talking about the scientists trying to create a. Another Big Bang, the only way that that would happen, conceivably, I think, is if they were focused on creating a Big Crunch, which.

Which makes sense. And that’s why I think the Big Bang is not the beginning of a universe, but the end of it. So that would make perfect sense if you had a previous universe, you know, and then if everything started coming together, collapse. I mean, that collapsing on itself, exploding, and then new particles are produced out of it. I mean, again, I mean, I. And I’m talking about this in the science way, but I mean, I truly believe that, you know, God would be overseeing all of this. And then from those new particles, it’s just like, oh, okay, now we can.

It’s like new. Everything else is now being created out of that. And, you know, one of the big mysteries for me is still black holes. I’ve been trying to understand this for a while, and I know there’s a lot of theories and Einstein has theories, and so does Stephen Hawking and everybody else, you know, with black holes, but I still kind of am leaning more towards that. I think that they might be these pockets or remnants of the previous universe that exploded, that the man, the matter is running backwards, which is why it’s like a black hole.

So, you know, and that’s why I think that some people think that they could be portals, because maybe it’s not a portal to some other location in this reality. Maybe it’s a portal that would take you to a different reality. But, you know, it’s. It’s very hard to study all of this. Of course, it’s not like we can. Well, we don’t have the technique, but that’s what CERN is trying to do. That’s why they’re creating these microscopic black holes and studying all of it, you know, to understand that. But it’s ironic because the black holes form when the particles are slammed into each other and explode.

And that’s when they. Even though they last, like what they say, like a fraction of a second, it’s still producing black holes when something explodes. Which makes. That’s why I’m kind of in the. In the understanding that the black holes are kind of remnants of the previous universe that exploded. It’s like matter that doesn’t. That can’t exist here. And it just. It’s like these. Forming these black holes. But I don’t know. I’m still kind of, you know, I’ve definitely been on the search for. Ever play with energy like that. I just still can’t understand that. So dangerous.

So much hubris involved in that. Yeah, I definitely agree with that. That’s why it’s really scary. So much. So there is this Elon, even the. I saw this post. I think we might have talked about this a while ago, but in 2022, Elon talked about CERN on X and he wrote, please let me use the. The CERN Large Hadron Collider. I am an. I am normal and. And can be trusted with demonic technology unlike anything the world has ever seen. I was looking. I was trying to find the exact post, but. But I. I do remember seeing it though.

It was really funny. Super. Is that. That’s that AI or is that him? I think that actually is him. I think that’s when he was. He. I don’t remember where he was when. When they were doing this though. But that’s super funny. No, that. That’s actually him. Why don’t we show a trailer? We’re gonna show our holiday trailer for you guys for our work. Because it’s coming into the holidays. We have our special deal for Rise tv. So here’s our wonderful holiday special. The TV is biased and chaotic. The movies are cliche and boring. The Matrix is taking over.

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Then the universe disappeared. It’s like why. Like exactly what you were talking about. Rob. Why would you do this? Let’s just see if we can destroy the universe here. And essentially that’s what they did what? Their study found that the universe could not end with a bang, but with a whimper, known as a false vacuum decay. In this new study, scientists leveraged the power of a quantum computer to study the cosmic bubbles that would form if the universe trans transitioned into a true ground state. So basically what they, what they understood when they did this, when they, when it was like, we’re going to set the parameters like this, and if a universe was like this, we’ll, we’ll introduce this, and then all of a sudden it just like collapsed on itself and destroyed the universe, essentially.

So I don’t even know why you would even consider doing these experiments. It says, it says while death by this kind of quantum shenanigans is unlikely, the study is a powerful example of how quantum computers can scientists probe questions previously thought impossible to study. Quote, we’re talking about a process by which the universe would completely change its structure. Zlatko Papik, the lead author of the study from the University of Leeds, said in a press statement. The fundamental constants could instantaneously change and the world as we know it would collapse like a house of cards. What we really need are controlled experiments to observe this process and determine its time scales.

Yeah, let’s do it in real reality, let’s try this in real life and see what happens. Such a wonderful idea. I, this is why I’m always so bothered by what’s going on over there. Even though all these scientists keep coming out and saying everything’s happening on a subatomic scale. Like, why are people so freaked out? Well, so is the atomic bomb on a subatomic scale? So I don’t know. Is that, is that. Oh, that’s why it’s saying that. Okay. That’s one of the most quoted lines from T.S. eliot. It’s a very common thing to quote him.

I’ve heard of this before. I just didn’t know who wrote it. Okay. T.S. eliot. I remember that guy. That’s so funny. Well, and then on, on, you know, and we’ve showed this before, but I think since we’re talking about it, it’s cool to show it again. The Dr. Astrid Suckleberg, and she’s the one that was working at CERN for 30 years and she’s the one. Lindsay, you can click on this link here. She’s working on it, okay. And she’s the one that’s been saying that CERN are detecting beings coming in and out of portals, is dealing with radio, radio nuclear research.

But it is more than that because there are Lots of physicians I know some doing very strange experimentation. There are beings from portals coming in and out. It’s physicists from the Stern who told me this. They’ve testified the beings coming in and out of portals. Yes, they have. Apparently, in the bottom of the Stern, this, this portal, this door, where they are dealing with all the subatomic dimensions. They say there are 17 different dimensions of reality. That’s what those physicists, some others say there are more dimensions, you know, and now when you look at what is going on in the cern, there is a fight from some of the military agencies, intel.

They say that there is a fight on time. They’re trying to change time. Actually, CERN is dealing with radio, radionuclear research, but it is more than that because there are lots of physicians. I know some. They’re doing very strange experimentation. There are beings from portals coming in and out. It’s physicists from the Stern who told me this. They’ve tested beings coming in and out. It’s replaying. Yes. Yeah. Still, that is wild. It’s, I mean, and again, you know, she’s talking about it from the some atomic world. I mean, that’s what she kind of mentions. But it’s like, even on a sub, subatomic level, what is happening? Like, how, like, what in the world is going on? Well, what I, what I want to know is if you go back earlier to the first interview that you showed the guy was talking about specifically the beings that they’re communicating with are fallen angels, he said that.

Remember that at the end of that interview. Right? The end of that sound. Soundbite. And why would you ever trust a fallen angel? Why would you trust any information coming out of the mouth of a fallen angel? You’re that excited about what they’re telling you, have you ever considered that those beings are totally not trustworthy? They’re called fallen angels for a reason. It reminds me of we did that episode on, because Joe Rogan had that guy who was, like, doing DMT and he, like, figured out you, like, saw like the Matrix code or something, and there’s beings that he’s interacting with.

You know, what it reminds me of is like, it’s, it just, it kind of feels like these are the beings. It’s like they’re right here, but in this other time space. And I feel like that’s what these beings. Because it’s not like the there’s no way these positive beings are gonna, they’re not gonna interact. They’re not doing this to interact with positive beings. It’s just like, I just feel like that’s just not happening. And so the only thing that they can really connect with is like. That’s why I think it’s like Stranger Things kind of stuff where it’s like these darker beings that live in these kind of higher.

Maybe like a higher dimension, but not like necessarily where, like, you know, divine beings are where we would think. And, and I feel that they are trying to understand the secrets of the cosmos through these methods and interacting with these like, fallen angel kind of beings. And then. But it’s like, what good is going to come out of this? You know, all their discovery. And then she’s like, yeah, there’s. They figured out like 17 different realms that they can access now. Like, what the heck? What does that even mean? And, and, and, and now it’s like, you know, they’re trying, they’re writing papers about it, published papers, but again, they have to use terminology where it’s not.

They’re going to come out and be like, oh, yes, we. We interacted with, you know, 17 a dimension and we interact with being XYZ, you know, and this is what we got. It’s like, they’re not going to say things like that. So. But it’s, it’s interesting because when you think back to all the time travel movies or any movie right now, show or movie that has to do with either opening a portal to another world or time travel technology, it’s now using a particle accelerator. You know, before it was like a Stargate. Now it’s like, oh, well, we couldn’t necessarily build a Stargate, so we’re just going to build a particle accelerator and open these portals to other dimensions.

And I think that’s exactly what they’re trying to do. And, and it’s crazy because this article right here is from 2008. There’s so many articles written in the later 2000s that are all talking about how, how CERN and the Large Hadron Collider is going to be the birth for time travel. Cern starts up 2008, 2009. And then it’s like silence after that because I feel like they did figure it out and then they were scared to talk about it. I mean, they figured it out before that, I think. So according to my research, they’ve figured that out much, much longer time.

I mean, we’re talking about 18 to 20, 25 years before that. I would agree with that, too. So now they’re just, they’re. It’s like, you scrap that project, you Start a new one. And you’re experimenting in different ways. I mean. Yeah, yeah. And, yeah, the other thing I, I really. The last thing I really like kind of talking about too is that experiment with neutrinos that, that one CERN scientist who did publish an official paper on it and who got fired about how they got a neutrino to travel faster than the speed of light. So it was in two places at once.

And it changed. It literally would fundamentally change everything we understand about physics, about Einstein’s theory, about gravity, gravity, everything. And so after it was published and the scientist did publish it, he published it in an official paper, he got fired. And then CERN came back and was like, oh, it was just an instrument malfunction. And we fired him for publishing this when it was just an instrument malfunction. I call BS there. Yeah. He came back and was like, no. I mean, just. Just look at what Eric Hecker has been dropping about the neutrino detector in Antarctica.

I mean, why. Why try to detect neutrinos with the ice cube detector unless you were interested in comms from outer space or travel from outer space that otherwise, you know, couldn’t be determined. Definitely agree with that crazy stuff. So we’re gonna keep. I’ll keep an eye on this and see what else is happening in the realm of cern. But yeah, this is. I definitely like talking about all this stuff. I think this is something tangible that can really help people understand what’s going on with, like, you know, the. Related to the Mandela effect and how to explain it to people and whatever, whatever they’re doing.

You know, I think that it’s definitely affecting our reality here. Not maybe not directly. Maybe they’re, you know, again, they’re not going in to like, change. So the COVID cornucopia doesn’t exist. It’s just that whatever ripples through time, space is happening. I think it’s affecting these things. I get that all the time. Like, why would somebody go back in time and change that? Cornucopia doesn’t exist. I’m like, well, it’s probably something. It really works that way. I think they’re just, they’re just sort of side effects of that. That’s what. That, that. That’s what I mean. Yeah, it’s like ripples and, and it’s.

It’s like maybe they’re changing something bigger that we don’t know or don’t remember. And then those are just like side effects of being. Yeah. Of. Of what’s happening. So. Well, and if they’re constantly racing against time, and they’re trying to change the future. And time doesn’t exist in a linear way, the way that we think changing something in the future could change something in the past. We don’t know how this works and how quantum entanglement works. Exactly. So all of these could be side effects of something else going on that has to do with experiments trying to understand the future or what have you.

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But it’s really exciting times, for sure. Over on Rise tv, we’re going to get to your questions exclusively. And then we always do every Tuesday, a meditation slash prayer that we’ll do at the very end. So. All right, we’ll see you guys over on Rise. Who is the Mad Butcher of Kingsberry Run? The Cleveland torso murders are some of the most gruesome killings that have ever taken place in America. Some believe it was worse than Jack the Ripper’s crimes. On September 5, 1934. This small, forsaken neighborhood that probably would have faded away into oblivion etched its name in history.

And the weird part is, is that there were very suspicious circumstances revolving around the suspects, which adds even more mystery to these horrible crimes. Little did they know at the time that this would end up becoming the biggest investigation in the Cleveland Police Department’s history, As this is an Edge of Wonder Halloween special. And I promise we’ll try to make you laugh through this dark topic. Foreign. Welcome back to Edge and Wonder for the second part of the light bulb conspiracy series. In part one, we went over what the light bulb conspiracy is, starting with a working light bulb that’s over 120 years old and never gets turned off.

You can even watch a live stream of it if you really want to. We talked about how the Phoebus Cartel first controlled the light bulb bulb industry across the world and the man who coined the term planned obsolescence in this episode. Today, we’re going to talk about the biggest company that’s adopted planned obsolescence or in this case, what’s known as perceived obsolescence. Right, because you don’t want to miss out if you don’t have the latest iPhone model or you’re wearing last year’s clothes. So it’s so unfashionable. Right? But hey, edge of Wonder is always in style.

Better yet, what about a phone battery that could hold a charge for a week or even a month? And speaking of batteries, did you ever notice that your phone’s battery seems to die faster the older it gets somewhere before the two year mark? And since the batteries were built inside the unit, they’re nearly impossible and very expensive to replace, so it’s easier in some cases just to buy a new one. These were not cheap either with a start starting price tag of 399 bucks. Also, where do our recycled tech products go? What we found is going to shock you, so let’s first take a bite out of this apple and show what’s inside.

Get your questions ready because it’s time for our live Q and A session exclusively on Rise tv. It.
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