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How ‘They’ Control Your Subconscious Mind (NO BS) 11-20-2024 - (I Have Rewritten My Personal Reality Several Times Throughout Life. I was Fortunate. As a Youth, I REJECTED Their Reality) - 53,108 views Nov. 20, 2024 Philosophical Essence - Everything is energy but who really controls your thoughts? Are your decisions truly yours—or have they been shaped by forces you don’t even notice? From the media you consume to the childhood stories you believed, your subconscious has been programmed to serve 'their' system. But today, you're waking up. - Video Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction: Are You Living in a Divine Time Loop? 01:43 - John Wheeler and the Participatory Universe Theory 04:44 - The Basics of Quantum Physics in Understanding Reality 07:26 - Quantum Immortality: Defying Death in a Quantum Universe 12:22 - Exploring the Holographic Principle: A Universe as a 3D Projection 13:49 - Quantum Entanglement and Its Mysteries 16:32 - The Concept of Time and Reality as an Illusion 20:01 - Retrocausality: Can the Future Influence the Past? 23:09 - Quantum Consciousness: Escaping the Time Loop 26:44 - The Role of Consciousness in Shaping Reality 29:32 - The Many-Worlds Interpretation and Infinite Realities - ☕ Support the channel with a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/philosophicalessence __________________________ ? Sources ? Bruce, L. (2005). The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter, and Miracles. Hay House, Inc. Etymology Online. (n.d.). Online etymology dictionary. Retrieved from https://www.etymonline.com Horowitz, L. G. (1999). Healing Codes for the Biological Apocalypse. Tetrahedron Publishing Group. Schumann Resonance Research. (n.d.). Studies on the Earth's natural electromagnetic resonance. __________________ FAIR USE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES Mirrored From: https://www.youtube.com/@PhilosophicalEssence

Depending on what generation you belong to, when you hear the name Tiffany, you might think of the famous jewelry store, the teen singer from the 80s or the less-in-the-spotlight daughter of the former president. Most likely, you don't think of a woman who lived in the Middle Ages. In fact, if you were listening to an audiobook set in medieval times and the narrator introduced a character named Tiffany, you'd probably get yanked right out of the story as your brain would say, "Wait, why is there a Tiffany in this story? Isn't that a much more modern name?" It's actually not, which is exactly why The Tiffany Problem is called The Tiffany Problem. The Tiffany Problem refers to the fact that people in modern times will sometimes see something as anachronistic when it's not. It's something writers, filmmakers and other storytellers have to be aware of, as it can feel like there's a historical problem even if there isn't an actual historical problem. Abraham Piper explains the dilemma and how it was coined: See on Instagram As Piper shares, fantasy author Jo Walton coined the term "The Tiffany Problem" and explained it: "Your readers are modern people and know what they know, which is fine except when what they know isn’t actually right. For instance, the name Tiffany sounds extremely modern to us. It feels jarring when we read it as a character name in a historical setting, where we’d be quite happy with names like Anna and Jane. But our instinct is wrong, because Tiffany is a form of Theophania, and it was fairly common in medieval England and France. It went out of fashion later, and it’s because we don’t have seventeenth to nineteenth century examples that it feels modern. But you still can’t use it in a fantasy novel set in the exact time and place when the name would have been historically accurate, because it will jerk the reader out of their reading trance. They know it’s wrong and you can’t tell them that what they know is wrong." Piper had also shared that "ha ha," which seems like a casual, modern colloquialism, is actually very old, with the first known use coming from a monk 1,000 years ago. He also mentions "OMG," which was used by a World War I admiral in a letter to Winston Churchill in 1917. And "hubby" as a slang term for husband? That goes way back to the 1680s. Who knew? It's a bit ironic that writers who strive to ensure their historical fiction works are historically accurate can find themselves stymied by people being just flat-out wrong about what's accurate and what's not. Humans are interesting creatures, aren't we? For more info about the name Tiffany than you ever thought you wanted to know but will be delighted to learn, CGP Grey created a whole video about the name that has 4.7 million views. Tiffany exploded the 1980s, but CGP Grey goes all the way back to the year 300 to uncover the origins of the name. It's genuinely entertaining. Watch: - YouTube www.youtube.com If you're still here and want to take an even deeper dive into the history of Tiffany, this other video from CGP Grey is an incredible rabbit hole that will make you appreciate the work historians do and marvel at how much digging Grey actually did to provide the original Tiffany history video. We're talking trips to the deep dark corners of The British Library, the largest library in the world, and hours and hours of paging through books just to find the original source of this one poem that includes the name "Tiffany." It's a journey, but a fascinating one. Enjoy "Someone Dead Ruined My Life… Again": - YouTube www.youtube.com This article originally appeared in August

Molly, an adorable, affectionate 10-year-old pit bull, found herself tied to a tree after her owners had abandoned her. According to The Dodo, Molly had “always been a loyal dog, but, unfortunately, her first family couldn’t reciprocate that same love back,” and so when the house was sold, neither Molly nor the family’s cat was chosen to move with them. While the cat was allowed to free roam outside, all Molly could do was sit and wait. Alone. Luckily, the young couple that bought the house agreed to take the animals in as part of their closing agreement, and as soon as the papers were signed, they rushed over to check in.In a TikTok video, April Parker, the new homeowner, walks up to Molly, who is visibly crestfallen with teary eyes. But as soon as Parker begins cooing, “Baby girl…you’re gonna get a new home,” the pitty instantly perks up—all smiles and tail wagging.“We are going to make her life so good,” Parker wrote in the video’s caption. “She will never be left all alone tied to a tree.” @geaux75 The people that sold our house to us left behind their 10yr old dog they had since it was a puppy. I was so stressed we wouldnt get the house and something bad would happeb to her. We are going to maje her life so good. She will never be left all alone tied to a tree. ??@roodytoots ♬ Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) [2018 Remaster] - Kate Bush The video has been seen upwards of 4 million times. Countless people commented on how enraging it was to see a dog treated so carelessly. “I’ve had my dog since she was 7 weeks old. She just turned 10 a few days ago. I literally cannot imagine doing this,” one person wrote.” Another added: “The tears in her eyes…she doesn’t understand why they could just leave her, it breaks my heart. People like that shouldn’t be allowed to be pet owners.”Subsequent videos show Parker freeing Molly from her leash and introducing the sweet pup to her husband, with whom she was instantly smitten. It’s clear that this doggo was both relieved and elated to be taken in by her new family. Since being rescued, Molly has accompanied her new mom and dad everywhere. @geaux75 Replying to @ohitscourtney ♬ Lucky Girl - Carlina “She’s sticking to our side,” Parker wrote. “She won’t stop following us around. It’s so sweet.”Parker has created an entire TikTok channel documenting her newfound pet’s journey, aptly named “Molly’s New Life,” showing Molly enjoying warm baths, plenty of treats, cuddles…all the finer things in life.But what Molly seems to enjoy most of all is car rides: @geaux75 Taking Molly to get a treat! Stay tuned!! #mollysnewlife #goodgollymissmolly ♬ original sound - Mollysnewlife ??? And in case you’re wondering, the kitty is doing well, too, though it still prefers to stay outdoors. Molly also has two indoor cat siblings who instantly welcomed her into the family. The video below shows one of them, Joofus, comforting a trembling Molly with kisses during a thunderstorm. @geaux75 We had a big storm this morning and Molly was having a hard time. Joofus got on the bed and started comforting her. It was the sweetest thing. They got snuggled up and Molly went to sleep. Animals are amazing. #mollysnewlife #petsarefamily ♬ I Won't Let Go - Rascal Flatts It seems that Molly has gotten the safe, loving home she’s deserved all along. We know that animal abandonment is fairly common. According to The Zebra, almost 4 million dogs are either given up to shelters or abandoned each year. And still, it’s really hard to fathom how humans can treat such innocent creatures with such blatant disregard when they provide so much pure joy. Thankfully, there are folks out there like the Parkers who know that taking care of animals like Molly is one of life’s most precious offerings. Stay up-to-date with the rest of Molly’s journey by following her on TikTok.This article originally appeared last year.