Are You 99% Sure You’re God, or 100%?

[LambdaDelta]

Where this matter is concerned, 99% is effectively the same as 0. You could get to 99 with logic alone, but the remaining 1% can only be supplemented with direct experience. 

Turns out the possibility of direct experience being delusion doesn't matter:

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1. If I am not God, then my experiences of being God are hallucinations.
2. These hallucinations display infinite creative power.
3. Only God has infinite creative power. 

∴ I am God

It could be argued that I don't know whether my hallucinations are actually infinite, but:

• Just me hallucinating that they are is sufficient. Imagining something infinite requires it to already be infinite — Imagination and Reality are co-arising. The existence of the concept of God itself requires God. A lesser thing cannot create its superior. Only God could have created the concept of God.
• Whether they are or are not cannot be proven or disproven to/by an external observer. Perhaps it can't because I'm the only observer. 
  What category does something neither provable nor disprovable (unfalsifiable — which truth necessarily is) even belong to?

So, I am 100% certain. Sometimes I wish that wasn't the case, as it seriously messes with my human game agenda, especially of late, and at too young of an age. Thankfully, forgetfulness grants temporary respite. 

Edited Tuesday at 01:10 PM by LambdaDelta

[PenguinPablo]

On 8/31/2026 at 0:46 AM, Monster Energy said:

I’ve learned to always trust bald people.

 

Bald people?

The Leo I'm talking about had a full head of hair. 

[Schizophonia]

@Carl-Richard @PolyPeter

We've already talked about this, where are all the people who became masters thanks to psychedelics?

Leo, Martin Ball, and Bryan Johnson are the most well-known 5 MeO DMT users and all three have exhibited poor health and pretty antisocial lifestyles.

My theory is that psychedelics are pendulums like any other, so the power you give them is subtly power that you withdraw from yourself when sober.

There is also the scrupulous dimension; like people a decade ago sometimes said “I’m playing a software program” because they were too snobbish to say they were playing a video game, I get the impression that some people are too snobbish to use psychedelics for pleasure, so they invent a “reason”.

 

Edited 2 hours ago by Schizophonia