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Now let's zoom in on another wild piece of hardware hiding in plain sight. There is a cluster of neurons at the base of your brainstem called the Reticular Activating System (RAS). Not many people have heard of it. It might be the most important piece of technology in your entire avatar. Here's what it does: Your brain receives roughly 11 million bits of sensory data every second. Eleven million (11,000,000). Every second. From your eyes, ears, skin, nose, every nerve ending in your body — all firing simultaneously, all the time. Your conscious mind can process about 50. Not 50 million. Not 50 thousand. 👉 Fifty. That means your "reality" — everything you see, hear, notice, and experience — is less than 0.001% of the data that's actually available to you right now. The rest is deleted before you ever knew it existed. And the RAS is the gatekeeper that decides what gets through. It is the simulation's render filter. It does not show you reality. It shows you a version of reality that matches your current programming — your identity, your beliefs, your expectations. Everything else gets filtered out. Not hidden. Not suppressed. 👉 Deleted from your conscious experience entirely. This is why you decide to buy a certain car and suddenly see it everywhere. The cars were always there. Your RAS wasn't rendering them because they weren't relevant to your operating system. The moment your identity shifted — "I'm someone who drives that car" — the filter updated. Same road. Same traffic. Completely different reality. Now apply that to everything else. If your current identity is running "I struggle financially" — the RAS is physically filtering out opportunities, connections, and open doors that are right in front of you. Not because they don't exist. Because your system has classified them as irrelevant to who you currently believe you are. They are there. Right now. You literally cannot see them. This is not psychology. This is neuroscience. The RAS is a measurable, observable, biological system that determines what version of reality your conscious mind is allowed to access. And it takes its instructions from one place: 👉 Your identity. Not your goals. Not your vision board. Not what you told yourself this morning. The identity that's encoded in your nervous system — the one running in the background, beneath your conscious awareness — that is what the RAS uses as its filter criteria. This means the game was never about working harder. It was never about finding the right opportunity. The opportunities are already in the data stream. Eleven million bits per second. They're there. The game is about upgrading the filter. Change the identity → the RAS updates its criteria → new data gets rendered → you see a reality that was always available but never visible. That is not manifestation. That is how the hardware works. Think about what this means combined with what we already know. The heart broadcasts your signal into the field. The field reflects it back with precision. And the RAS filters the reflection — only allowing through the slice of reality that matches your current programming. You are being filtered from both directions. Your signal going out is shaped by the heart. The signal coming back in is shaped by the RAS. And both are taking their instructions from the same place — the identity running in your operating system. So if your reality isn't changing, it's not because the simulation isn't responding. It's because your render filter is still running last year's criteria. The data is there. The doors are there. The version of reality you've been asking for is already in the stream. 👉 You just haven't updated the filter that lets you see it. Update the identity. The filter updates itself. And reality doesn't change — it reveals what was always there. You are more powerful than you know. 🧬🧠📡

Comet C/2025 R3 PANSTARRS folks! Dust poor but plasma rich! Beautiful solar activity from the Sun saying "hello!" as well! We live in a plasma universe!

Your eyes may show only 0.0035% of reality, leaving 99.9965% completely outside direct human sight right now today. That sounds unbelievable, yet it reflects a real scientific idea: human vision detects only a narrow slice of the electromagnetic spectrum. We see visible light, but countless other signals continue around us every second without entering conscious sight at all. Human eyes mainly respond to wavelengths around 380 to 700 nanometers. Beyond that tiny band are radio waves carrying broadcasts, microwaves moving data, infrared heat rising from warm surfaces, ultraviolet light from the Sun, X-rays, and gamma rays. None of these vanish because you cannot see them. They remain active parts of the physical world surrounding you constantly. Long before modern instruments, some thinkers suspected perception was limited. They believed the senses were built for survival, not total truth. Modern neuroscience supports part of that idea. The brain receives huge amounts of information, then filters aggressively. It highlights what helps action: movement, contrast, faces, danger, patterns, and useful objects. Most incoming detail never reaches awareness fully. This means experience is not raw reality copied perfectly into the mind. It is a useful model shaped by biology. Your brain fills blind spots, adjusts brightness, stabilizes motion, and interprets color from context. It simplifies a complex universe into something manageable. That process helps survival, but it can also create the illusion that what you notice is everything. Realizing perception has limits can be freeing. It reminds you that certainty should stay humble. Quick judgments may be based on partial data. Hidden layers often exist beyond first appearances. Science does not destroy reality by revealing this. It expands it. The world becomes richer, deeper, and more mysterious when you understand your senses reveal only a tiny fraction of what is truly there around you now. ~ Quantum Cookie ✨🙌🏽💫