u/IllScreen2721

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The philosophers stone was never about a rock

Tl;dr We are all a potential philosophers stone.

Hear me out, all past alchemists were cryptic cuz alchemy was illegal. When we read their notes about lions eating the sun, it looks unrealistic. Pair it with occult practices and most of society is turned off by the concept.

We must've tried dipping all kinds of rocks into acid, trying to make a philosophers stone and gave up because it never worked.

What if the philosophers stone, was always about us. Turning lead into gold by helping others become the best version of themselves. Following the law of as above so below, lets apply it here.

Nigredo- Going through hardship

Albedo- Reflecting on said hardship

Yellow ido- Working thru the hardship

Rubedo- Becoming the best version of ourselves.

Pairs nicely with the concept of psychological transmutation. Pretty new here so I'd love to hear the opinions of more practiced alchemists.

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u/IllScreen2721 — 8 days ago

Our five senses are just low bandwidtch codecs rendering a universe made of raw data.

Hi guys, im new here, idk if anyone's said something similar, so plz bear with me.

Everything we know comes from being able to experience different wavelengths. Our five senses are a way of transforming energy waves into our "user experience". The universe isn't always rendered, it only needs to load a low bandwidth for us to interact with. We realized this a while ago, and starting inventing telescopes and microscopes (NPC instruments) so we can experience a wider baseline reality. The universe has a cosmic microwave background (cmb) when we try to listen in, this could easily just be the frequency we operate on, same as a radio channels background noise. In quantum mechanics, particles exist as a wave of probability until they are measured, this is the ultimate programming shortcut. The system doesnt waste rendering power until it knows what the npc can experience. If we treat the universe like a localized render, everything clicks into place. Lmk what u guys think.

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u/IllScreen2721 — 8 days ago