Sounds like an opportunity for local groups to start up with an aim to practise? Training experiences and strategies can be exchanged through nostr?

simulation theory says so much about humanity this notion we are part of a creation of an other of another realm this notion we are victims rather than agents this reveals a reluctance to investigate the nature of our own existence it indicates we have not seen for a moment what is eternally apparent never caught ourselves in the act as the creative source of perception insisting the results of projection as of attributions of an outside world thus the groundwork is laid for all manner of fantasy simulation theory being just one

. hope is hopeless it is a conditioned reaction to a conditioned worldview scarcity’s contrivance is its driver hope while in possession corrupts the mind's attention away from the seeing of scarcity’s perception as self-infliction and its well-intention of self-preservation and away from that which it yet more deeply shrouds the disturbing limitlessness of our creative response ability that which would reveal that that which is hoped is always here .

So, through this decentralised protocol I've been noticing and writing about patterns of concern: * (orange-pilled) tribalism and thus centralising social chemistry, and thus othering behaviour); * an overwhelming preference for shallow, memetic posts, albeit often positive and encouraging, with little to no response to long-form articles (like this one. Will be interesting to see how this tracks); * an obsession with exchange rate and thus short-term gains, as of the fiat mindset, rather than leveraging the opportunity to focus on heartfelt activity and the true win-win value it provides; * anything else? This is obviously a topic as large as it is relevant, and probably the eventuality a mystery. Do you @Contra , or anyone else for that matter, notice these patterns, and if so, do you think the protocols of value and communication will over time have the effect of ushering humans towards the freedom and creativity of our forgotten yet essential nature?