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Jared is innocent.

Glad you enjoyed it.

The irony is that the mind can become so attached to its own understanding that it mistakes its limits for reality. Wisdom is not just knowing what is true, but knowing how much you don’t know

My crystal ball is currently in maintenance, sorry.

That’s exactly my point. They’re a piece of the puzzle, not the puzzle itself.

I didn’t get my opinion from YouTube. I tested things for myself. You don’t have to agree, but dismissing it because it doesn’t fit your current understanding isn’t evidence. Your analogy doesn’t work because the body isn’t a machine. It’s a self-regulating living system, not a car that simply needs oil.

Her date of birth is listed on her profile.

I recently came across Jett Franzén’s YouTube channel and I’m curious what people think about his ideas. He talks about society, human behavior, existence, and deeper philosophical questions. For those who have watched him, what is your honest opinion of his perspective and the questions he raises?

The dream is the self. The very fact that you are experiencing anything means there is a perspective, and for there to be a perspective, there must be a self. The idea of complete ego death is misunderstood. What people call ego death is not the total disappearance of the self; it is a shift in the way the self is experienced. The ego may become quieter, less attached, or feel dissolved, but the awareness experiencing that state is still present. Even when someone says, “there is no self,” there is still something that is aware of that experience. The self may transform, expand, or feel separated from the biological identity, but the existence of experience itself points to some form of selfhood. This is why some people who report near-death experiences describe feeling that their true self was revealed beyond the limitations of the physical body. The Ego Can Fade, But the Self Remains

You’re right. Thank you for your patience with me.

Blood tests can show certain things, but they don’t always reveal the full potential of the body. We still have a lot to learn about its ability to adapt and restore balance. Looking at dry fasting only from the perspective of survival misses the deeper point. It’s not about destroying the body, but creating a state where the body can adapt and reveal its intelligence.

Stay open and explore

I understand the skepticism. I don’t expect anyone to believe me because of a study, an AI, or even my own experience. What I’m pointing to is something you have to investigate for yourself. I believe we’ve been taught to see the body as fragile instead of incredibly intelligent.

Yeah, I get what you mean. That’s actually one of the reasons I like him too. He doesn’t seem interested in chasing outrage or getting lost in pointless culture war stuff. There’s something different about the way he looks at things. I just can’t quite put my finger on what it is yet.

Consciousness likes drama

A life without drama feels boring to an immature woman. To her, drama is dopamine, and without it, life feels empty and lifeless. That’s why she chases men who give her excitement and make her feel alive.

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Maybe. Or maybe we’ve accepted too quickly that some things can’t be healed. I don’t believe the body is limited in the way modern medicine often assumes. Until we fully understand the body’s intelligence, I don’t think we should be so certain about its limits.

The body has the same fundamental intelligence in everyone. I’m open to learning, but I also believe we should remain open to the possibility that the body is capable of far more than we currently understand.

Spot on

Because I’ve experienced what the body is capable of when you stop interfering with it. I’m not saying this from theory alone. I’ve gone through the process and seen changes physically, mentally, and spiritually. The body has a level of intelligence that we underestimate. Dry fasting creates the conditions where the body can focus completely on repair and restoration. I believe the reason it works so deeply is because the body already knows how to heal. We just constantly interrupt that process. Of course, everyone has to discover this for themselves. I can only share what I’ve experienced and what I believe to be true. Ask yourself why Jesus, Buddha, and many enlightened people throughout history fasted so deeply. Maybe there is something about fasting that goes beyond what we currently understand. The good news is that the answer is not something outside of you. The body already carries the intelligence and ability to restore itself. Fasting is simply a way of allowing that process to happen.

I appreciate you taking the time to respond and have this conversation.

It’s that simple. Do nothing, and you become healed. That’s what’s so amazing about the intelligence of consciousness. You are already whole, you lack nothing. You don’t need to chase anything external to become healed. You are your own doctor.

Alright, I hear you. Just keep it in the back of your mind. Maybe one day you’ll be curious enough to watch the video. Until then, all the best.