May 20, 2025 • 16 mins
We explore new concepts regarding the our current existence and the afterlife and who is in control?? Aliens, God, or something else? Let's dive in!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (00:01):
What Up? What Up? What up? Welcome back to Lockdown Universe,
home of the bizarre pro Kille. You haven't heard of
stories of uf a legend at Caramel or welcome back,
welcome back, happy to be back. Hopefully you guys doing
excellently taking care of yourselves, so welcome back. I am
happy to be back. I think this is gonna be
an interesting one. We're going to talk about how we
(00:22):
may be we may very well maybe in the matrix.
And a lot of people believe that, everybody from Neil
de grass Tyson to Elon Musk. So why might we
be in the matrix? Lots of reasons? Lots of reasons. Well,
one there's a study that was just done about individuals
(00:45):
who have been taking DMT and then looking at a
laser that's shot at a wall. And when this laser
is shot at a wall, the people that are on
the DMT can see these lines of code written in
symbols in the laser itself. So they're not shooting the
(01:06):
laser into the person's eye, don't be ridiculous. They're looking
at it as it's being beamed into the wall, and
then it's kind of like shot almost like almost parallel
to the wall. But it but it intersects with the wall,
and it goes down the lot down the walls line,
and they can read this code. Now, a lot of
(01:26):
people say, well, that might be the code to the
matrix then, right, maybe, Well, how would we know if
we are in a simulation. Well, apparently there's a game
that has been created back in twenty sixteen called No
(01:48):
Man's Sky. Now, mister Carson, who does a lot of
alien coverage, he talked about No Man's Sky. It's an
actual adventure survival sci fi game. And the point is
is that this game, it took only fifteen people. It's
(02:11):
on one single disc, one single DVD. There are eighteen
me get it right, eighteen Septilian planets on this one disc.
Each planet, I'm sorry, eighteen quintillion. That's eighteen to the
(02:34):
tenth power. I'm sorry, one point eight to the tenth
to the nineteenth power, one point eight times ten to
the nineteenth power. It's a lot of zeros. The point
is is that each planet has its own everything, its
own individuality, its own people, its own civilizations. What cars
(03:00):
and talked about doing is he said, what would happen
if we enter ai into the chat, right, if we
put AI modeling into No Man's Sky. So Billy Carson
is who I'm talking about, So he said, let's put
it in there, and let's see what happens. Could you
(03:21):
imagine what would happen if you had a video game
that all of a sudden you have eighteen quintillion planets,
all with their own civilizations, beginning to realize that it's
becoming self aware. And when it's becoming self aware, what's
going to happen. It's going to start asking questions, it's
(03:43):
going to start becoming alive, and it's going to work together.
It's going to build society's going to build itself up
until what until it reaches a point where it can
no longer move, can't move outside to the disk right
unless it's attached to the Internet. So what's interesting about
(04:08):
this game is that it allows you to travel from
planet to planet to planet and engage with these different societies.
What's interesting about our current simulation, if that's the case,
is that it takes a long time for us to
get from our planet to any other planet using our
(04:29):
conventional means. However, Ben Rich, who led skunk Works back
in the eighties stated that they have the technology to
bring ET home. So now we may have et that
we might have the technology to travel amongst planets that
have civilizations. So if that's the case, that that would
(04:51):
eliminate that problem. But it is interesting to think about
that there's enough distance between us and the next closest
planet that would take us quite a while to even
get to To even get to Mars with our current
you know, propulsion based technology would take months to get to.
(05:15):
And that's that's that's a long way, isn't it. But
it's possible. So is it possible that the universe was
made in such a way, simulated or created in that
(05:37):
we can't go off planet until we've developed to a
certain point in our species spiritual and mental and emotional
and societal spiritual capacity in order to travel there. So
we can't just jump off planet Earth no gravity and
(05:59):
just lend and on Mars. They'd be insane, right, We
all die, So we have to build up an understanding
of our physics, build up and understanding of how the
world's work, and build up an understanding of how we
can work together in order to create the technology in
order to get there. So that is kind of the
(06:23):
kind of the idea behind this Noman's sky is that
the no man's sky has the capability for you to
go from point A to point B and integrate with
hostile forces benevolent forces. You can collect and repair and
refuel your craft. You can travel from plant to planet,
you know, sky system to sky system, hyperspace to other
(06:45):
star systems, and so on and so forth. I think
that that idea is really interesting that if we actually
implanted AI into a game system, what would happen. Would
it become self aware in the in the instance, or
to the effect that it would become so self aware
(07:08):
that it would know that it's in a video game.
That might be kind of where we're at now. It's
kind of what I did a TikTok on earlier, where
if we were created, and that is where a lot
of people have leaned towards. Linda molten and Howe stated
(07:30):
that she interviewed an individual in the government who saw
a documentation that the government is aware and knows that
we are and have been developed by alien species from primates.
You're on planet Earth, maybe even up to twenty two
times tinkered with with our DNA to get to where
(07:51):
we're at now, and that if they were able to
create us from something already existing, or maybe those primates
were put here by them originally. You know, we really
don't know, right, But if that's true, and the prevailing
(08:12):
theory is that we were used for gold mining in
Egypt and then just left here, But what if it's
what if it's more than that. What if it's not
just we were created for gold, but we were created
as a harvest farm for the loosh, the energy that
comes about when we are in conflict with each other.
(08:33):
And they continue to come back, and they continue to
tweak us, and they continue to antagonize us into having
wars and problems around the world. That may be very true,
and that's what a lot of people are saying. So
lending us lending this story to the next level, we
(08:54):
can look at Okay, well, if we are created, then
what happens when we die? That's always like a real question.
Many people have. Many people say that they have died
and come back and that on the other side it's
peaceful and harmonious and it sounds great, right awesome. I
(09:14):
hope that's the case. But there's also been stories about
people who have gone to the other side, and then
they've been tricked by these tricksters that look like they're
dead relatives and people of peace and their guardian angels.
They've been tricked and then they've been kind of tricked
into the reincarnation cycle. A lot of people say that
(09:35):
when you go into the light, which seems to be
the way to go, you want to go into, right,
that it would be peaceful, and that light sounds good, right,
go into the light. Who wants to be in darkness? Right?
But a lot of people believe that if once you
go into the light, that that starts the whole prison
system AI rebirth process all over again, just so that
(10:00):
they can harvest the looche from our next troubles and
difficulties in the next life. I think that that's a
fascinating take on it. Now, does that mean that we're
in some sort of simulation where we do have like
a real body like Neo and Morpheus did in the
Matrix and they were plugged in to the matrix and
they had to get unplugged and they were just continually
(10:24):
living life, and the Matrix robots were utilizing them for energy.
It sounds very simihat doesn't it.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
Right, They're using their energy as a very powerful nine
bold battery, right, continuously producing energy then liquefying the dead,
defeat it inter venously into the living.
Speaker 1 (10:44):
Right. Sounds like a horrible thing. But is that something
that's happening right now, this very moment. Are we all
in this perpetual cycle where if we were in this
game O Sky, if we just died, we'd just be
given another life, right, you have multiple lives, Like in
(11:06):
Super Mario Brothers. You just get a new life, and
you come back and you do the same thing and
you don't even think about it, and then you get
these these periods of deja vu, like Mario breaking bricks
multiple times over and over again. He's like, wait, I
just did this level, but you died, so you had
to come back and try to try to beat it again. Well,
maybe that's the same scenario that we're in. Maybe we
are in some sort of simulacra in the simulation, a
(11:30):
book that was given to the actors in the Matrix
to understand the ideas behind the screenplay of the Matrix.
I think it's interesting. I think that it bears it.
It warrants a little bit more further review. And investigation.
(11:52):
I'd like to look it more into it off in question,
what's going to happen when we die? I don't know,
but I do know that I've read many near death experiences,
and everybody's come back, including Jeremy Renner who plays Hawkeye
and the Avengers and got ran over by a big
vehicle that he had on his property and died. He
(12:17):
did die. A lot of people don't know that, but
if you watch his interviews, he says, yeah, I died
and I came back, and he's like, that place is
so peaceful, you wouldn't believe it. I want to go
back there. I wish I could have stayed. They wuldn't
let me stay. Well, if they're an all benevolent like
you know, beings on the other planet or the other
(12:38):
the other dimension, then why woul't they just let us stay,
you know, just let us hang out. I don't understand
why we have to come back and think about this
for a second. If we are all knowing and all
all immortal spirits, right, we're spirits that have come in
(13:00):
to the body, the human body, to learn about being
human or learn about, you know, events that we might
not understand unless we were in the corporeal in the meat.
You know, then why can't we remember our past lives?
(13:24):
And somebody said in the comments section of the TikTok today,
they said, Hey, guess what, you know, we can remember
our past lives. We just have to access it through
the the hypnosis. But there's another word for it, like
(13:45):
not transcendental hypnosis, but the deep hypnosis where you can
remember things way back, way back, way back. So I'd
like to see what you guys have to say. Do
you think we are in some sort of of simulation
what happens when we put AI into a game like
(14:05):
No Man's Sky and see what the outcome is. You know,
I haven't heard of it yet, so I'm interested to
see what the outcome is. I don't know. I want
to see, you know, because if it can go outside
of the realm of the disc, if it can or
it can communicate that it understands that there are limitations
(14:27):
to its world, then we'll really understand kind of where
we sit as well. We're still learning the limitations of
this world and physics and what we think we know
of as physics. Think about the fact that you know,
like Sir Isaac Newton just figured out there was gravity,
you know, not too long ago. And now you know,
(14:49):
within one hundred years, we've gone from you know, the
gas powered engine, to vehicles, to going to the Moon
and sending out you know, satellites out into the into
the night sky, and maybe even having extra terrestrial vehicles
(15:11):
the wee can careers around the skies. And I mean
and that's within the span of one hundred years. Yeah,
one hundred years, hundred twenty years. So we went from
riding horses to going into space on a continual basis
in one hundred and twenty years. It's pretty fucking amazing man. Anyway,
(15:34):
those are my thoughts for today. We'll be coming in
the comments section. I like to hear what you have
to say. It's an interesting topic. I don't know where
we sit, but excited to find out. So hope you
guys enjoyed, take care of yourselves physically, spiritually, emotionally, fall
through on your hobbies and your goals and your dreams,
and as always, continued to question your verse around you.
(15:55):
Until last time, guys, take care. I'm locked on your
verse out piece
What Up? What Up? What up? Welcome back to Lockdown Universe,
home of the bizarre pro Kille. You haven't heard of
stories of uf a legend at Caramel or welcome back,
welcome back, happy to be back. Hopefully you guys doing
excellently taking care of yourselves, so welcome back. I am
happy to be back. I think this is gonna be
an interesting one. We're going to talk about how we
(00:22):
may be we may very well maybe in the matrix.
And a lot of people believe that, everybody from Neil
de grass Tyson to Elon Musk. So why might we
be in the matrix? Lots of reasons? Lots of reasons. Well,
one there's a study that was just done about individuals
(00:45):
who have been taking DMT and then looking at a
laser that's shot at a wall. And when this laser
is shot at a wall, the people that are on
the DMT can see these lines of code written in
symbols in the laser itself. So they're not shooting the
(01:06):
laser into the person's eye, don't be ridiculous. They're looking
at it as it's being beamed into the wall, and
then it's kind of like shot almost like almost parallel
to the wall. But it but it intersects with the wall,
and it goes down the lot down the walls line,
and they can read this code. Now, a lot of
(01:26):
people say, well, that might be the code to the
matrix then, right, maybe, Well, how would we know if
we are in a simulation. Well, apparently there's a game
that has been created back in twenty sixteen called No
(01:48):
Man's Sky. Now, mister Carson, who does a lot of
alien coverage, he talked about No Man's Sky. It's an
actual adventure survival sci fi game. And the point is
is that this game, it took only fifteen people. It's
(02:11):
on one single disc, one single DVD. There are eighteen
me get it right, eighteen Septilian planets on this one disc.
Each planet, I'm sorry, eighteen quintillion. That's eighteen to the
(02:34):
tenth power. I'm sorry, one point eight to the tenth
to the nineteenth power, one point eight times ten to
the nineteenth power. It's a lot of zeros. The point
is is that each planet has its own everything, its
own individuality, its own people, its own civilizations. What cars
(03:00):
and talked about doing is he said, what would happen
if we enter ai into the chat, right, if we
put AI modeling into No Man's Sky. So Billy Carson
is who I'm talking about, So he said, let's put
it in there, and let's see what happens. Could you
(03:21):
imagine what would happen if you had a video game
that all of a sudden you have eighteen quintillion planets,
all with their own civilizations, beginning to realize that it's
becoming self aware. And when it's becoming self aware, what's
going to happen. It's going to start asking questions, it's
(03:43):
going to start becoming alive, and it's going to work together.
It's going to build society's going to build itself up
until what until it reaches a point where it can
no longer move, can't move outside to the disk right
unless it's attached to the Internet. So what's interesting about
(04:08):
this game is that it allows you to travel from
planet to planet to planet and engage with these different societies.
What's interesting about our current simulation, if that's the case,
is that it takes a long time for us to
get from our planet to any other planet using our
(04:29):
conventional means. However, Ben Rich, who led skunk Works back
in the eighties stated that they have the technology to
bring ET home. So now we may have et that
we might have the technology to travel amongst planets that
have civilizations. So if that's the case, that that would
(04:51):
eliminate that problem. But it is interesting to think about
that there's enough distance between us and the next closest
planet that would take us quite a while to even
get to To even get to Mars with our current
you know, propulsion based technology would take months to get to.
(05:15):
And that's that's that's a long way, isn't it. But
it's possible. So is it possible that the universe was
made in such a way, simulated or created in that
(05:37):
we can't go off planet until we've developed to a
certain point in our species spiritual and mental and emotional
and societal spiritual capacity in order to travel there. So
we can't just jump off planet Earth no gravity and
(05:59):
just lend and on Mars. They'd be insane, right, We
all die, So we have to build up an understanding
of our physics, build up and understanding of how the
world's work, and build up an understanding of how we
can work together in order to create the technology in
order to get there. So that is kind of the
(06:23):
kind of the idea behind this Noman's sky is that
the no man's sky has the capability for you to
go from point A to point B and integrate with
hostile forces benevolent forces. You can collect and repair and
refuel your craft. You can travel from plant to planet,
you know, sky system to sky system, hyperspace to other
(06:45):
star systems, and so on and so forth. I think
that that idea is really interesting that if we actually
implanted AI into a game system, what would happen. Would
it become self aware in the in the instance, or
to the effect that it would become so self aware
(07:08):
that it would know that it's in a video game.
That might be kind of where we're at now. It's
kind of what I did a TikTok on earlier, where
if we were created, and that is where a lot
of people have leaned towards. Linda molten and Howe stated
(07:30):
that she interviewed an individual in the government who saw
a documentation that the government is aware and knows that
we are and have been developed by alien species from primates.
You're on planet Earth, maybe even up to twenty two
times tinkered with with our DNA to get to where
(07:51):
we're at now, and that if they were able to
create us from something already existing, or maybe those primates
were put here by them originally. You know, we really
don't know, right, But if that's true, and the prevailing
(08:12):
theory is that we were used for gold mining in
Egypt and then just left here, But what if it's
what if it's more than that. What if it's not
just we were created for gold, but we were created
as a harvest farm for the loosh, the energy that
comes about when we are in conflict with each other.
(08:33):
And they continue to come back, and they continue to
tweak us, and they continue to antagonize us into having
wars and problems around the world. That may be very true,
and that's what a lot of people are saying. So
lending us lending this story to the next level, we
(08:54):
can look at Okay, well, if we are created, then
what happens when we die? That's always like a real question.
Many people have. Many people say that they have died
and come back and that on the other side it's
peaceful and harmonious and it sounds great, right awesome. I
(09:14):
hope that's the case. But there's also been stories about
people who have gone to the other side, and then
they've been tricked by these tricksters that look like they're
dead relatives and people of peace and their guardian angels.
They've been tricked and then they've been kind of tricked
into the reincarnation cycle. A lot of people say that
(09:35):
when you go into the light, which seems to be
the way to go, you want to go into, right,
that it would be peaceful, and that light sounds good, right,
go into the light. Who wants to be in darkness? Right?
But a lot of people believe that if once you
go into the light, that that starts the whole prison
system AI rebirth process all over again, just so that
(10:00):
they can harvest the looche from our next troubles and
difficulties in the next life. I think that that's a
fascinating take on it. Now, does that mean that we're
in some sort of simulation where we do have like
a real body like Neo and Morpheus did in the
Matrix and they were plugged in to the matrix and
they had to get unplugged and they were just continually
(10:24):
living life, and the Matrix robots were utilizing them for energy.
It sounds very simihat doesn't it.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
Right, They're using their energy as a very powerful nine
bold battery, right, continuously producing energy then liquefying the dead,
defeat it inter venously into the living.
Speaker 1 (10:44):
Right. Sounds like a horrible thing. But is that something
that's happening right now, this very moment. Are we all
in this perpetual cycle where if we were in this
game O Sky, if we just died, we'd just be
given another life, right, you have multiple lives, Like in
(11:06):
Super Mario Brothers. You just get a new life, and
you come back and you do the same thing and
you don't even think about it, and then you get
these these periods of deja vu, like Mario breaking bricks
multiple times over and over again. He's like, wait, I
just did this level, but you died, so you had
to come back and try to try to beat it again. Well,
maybe that's the same scenario that we're in. Maybe we
are in some sort of simulacra in the simulation, a
(11:30):
book that was given to the actors in the Matrix
to understand the ideas behind the screenplay of the Matrix.
I think it's interesting. I think that it bears it.
It warrants a little bit more further review. And investigation.
(11:52):
I'd like to look it more into it off in question,
what's going to happen when we die? I don't know,
but I do know that I've read many near death experiences,
and everybody's come back, including Jeremy Renner who plays Hawkeye
and the Avengers and got ran over by a big
vehicle that he had on his property and died. He
(12:17):
did die. A lot of people don't know that, but
if you watch his interviews, he says, yeah, I died
and I came back, and he's like, that place is
so peaceful, you wouldn't believe it. I want to go
back there. I wish I could have stayed. They wuldn't
let me stay. Well, if they're an all benevolent like
you know, beings on the other planet or the other
(12:38):
the other dimension, then why woul't they just let us stay,
you know, just let us hang out. I don't understand
why we have to come back and think about this
for a second. If we are all knowing and all
all immortal spirits, right, we're spirits that have come in
(13:00):
to the body, the human body, to learn about being
human or learn about, you know, events that we might
not understand unless we were in the corporeal in the meat.
You know, then why can't we remember our past lives?
(13:24):
And somebody said in the comments section of the TikTok today,
they said, Hey, guess what, you know, we can remember
our past lives. We just have to access it through
the the hypnosis. But there's another word for it, like
(13:45):
not transcendental hypnosis, but the deep hypnosis where you can
remember things way back, way back, way back. So I'd
like to see what you guys have to say. Do
you think we are in some sort of of simulation
what happens when we put AI into a game like
(14:05):
No Man's Sky and see what the outcome is. You know,
I haven't heard of it yet, so I'm interested to
see what the outcome is. I don't know. I want
to see, you know, because if it can go outside
of the realm of the disc, if it can or
it can communicate that it understands that there are limitations
(14:27):
to its world, then we'll really understand kind of where
we sit as well. We're still learning the limitations of
this world and physics and what we think we know
of as physics. Think about the fact that you know,
like Sir Isaac Newton just figured out there was gravity,
you know, not too long ago. And now you know,
(14:49):
within one hundred years, we've gone from you know, the
gas powered engine, to vehicles, to going to the Moon
and sending out you know, satellites out into the into
the night sky, and maybe even having extra terrestrial vehicles
(15:11):
the wee can careers around the skies. And I mean
and that's within the span of one hundred years. Yeah,
one hundred years, hundred twenty years. So we went from
riding horses to going into space on a continual basis
in one hundred and twenty years. It's pretty fucking amazing man. Anyway,
(15:34):
those are my thoughts for today. We'll be coming in
the comments section. I like to hear what you have
to say. It's an interesting topic. I don't know where
we sit, but excited to find out. So hope you
guys enjoyed, take care of yourselves physically, spiritually, emotionally, fall
through on your hobbies and your goals and your dreams,
and as always, continued to question your verse around you.
(15:55):
Until last time, guys, take care. I'm locked on your
verse out piece
Popular Podcasts
Stuff You Should Know
If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
My Favorite Murder is a true crime comedy podcast hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. Each week, Karen and Georgia share compelling true crimes and hometown stories from friends and listeners. Since MFM launched in January of 2016, Karen and Georgia have shared their lifelong interest in true crime and have covered stories of infamous serial killers like the Night Stalker, mysterious cold cases, captivating cults, incredible survivor stories and important events from history like the Tulsa race massacre of 1921. My Favorite Murder is part of the Exactly Right podcast network that provides a platform for bold, creative voices to bring to life provocative, entertaining and relatable stories for audiences everywhere. The Exactly Right roster of podcasts covers a variety of topics including historic true crime, comedic interviews and news, science, pop culture and more. Podcasts on the network include Buried Bones with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes, That's Messed Up: An SVU Podcast, This Podcast Will Kill You, Bananas and more.
The Joe Rogan Experience
The official podcast of comedian Joe Rogan.