Sean NeubauerGuest
Tom FranklinHost
But throughout all of this experience, The narrative continues and the learning continues.

And I keep learning more and more and more about who they are, where they're from, what their culture is like, what the rules of their culture are like, how they express emotions, which emotions they express, why they express those emotions, how the weights of our... weights of our emotional expression or the weights of our meaning uh you know like um for example um we have something called morality right it's moral to do this that's a social agreement that we make there is no universal moral code they don't follow the same moral code that we do they have a completely different set of it's socially normal to do X, Y, Z.

And so I'm just learning and drinking all of this information over and over and over again, trying to figure out exactly what's happening to me.

And so I figure out that there's a computer brain interface working with my brain that generates these manifolds in your brain, which simulate experiences like seeing things or hearing things or tasting stuff.

So if you can simulate that pathway, your brain can't tell the difference between a week.

You go into a holodeck or you go into a virtual space and you can totally be, you know, your brain gets hijacked and all this stuff.

So that's basically the space that they've now fully integrated, fully uploaded me into.

And if they permit it, I can spool myself up into their virtual space and we have conversations using a visual combination of visual language and verbal language, although it's not externally verbal, it's all happens inside your head with really cool, really fun, really interesting things.

So that's basically the 10 minute version of 15 years of dealing with aliens.

But throughout all of this experience, The narrative continues and the learning continues.

And I keep learning more and more and more about who they are, where they're from, what their culture is like, what the rules of their culture are like, how they express emotions, which emotions they express, why they express those emotions, how the weights of our... weights of our emotional expression or the weights of our meaning uh you know like um for example um we have something called morality right it's moral to do this that's a social agreement that we make there is no universal moral code they don't follow the same moral code that we do they have a completely different set of it's socially normal to do X, Y, Z.

And so I'm just learning and drinking all of this information over and over and over again, trying to figure out exactly what's happening to me.

And so I figure out that there's a computer brain interface working with my brain that generates these manifolds in your brain, which simulate experiences like seeing things or hearing things or tasting stuff.

So if you can simulate that pathway, your brain can't tell the difference between a week.

You go into a holodeck or you go into a virtual space and you can totally be, you know, your brain gets hijacked and all this stuff.

So that's basically the space that they've now fully integrated, fully uploaded me into.

And if they permit it, I can spool myself up into their virtual space and we have conversations using a visual combination of visual language and verbal language, although it's not externally verbal, it's all happens inside your head with really cool, really fun, really interesting things.

So that's basically the 10 minute version of 15 years of dealing with aliens.
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