Quote from: Hamza2424 on October 22, 2024, 11:35:39 AM

First of all what is this shit ΛμϞιηα ? are you kidding me haha this what we call the obsession with the Sci-FI concepts, meanwhile OP seems like from an other timeline where things are much batter comparing to this one.

ΛμϞιηα is pronounced "La-mu-nai-a".

It's not difficult to grasp once someone explains it to you.

Science is incomplete. Using our methods, science won't catch up to reality before humans become extinct. The key is overcoming the illusion of self-destruction of natural systems, with a greater art of a greater perpetual geometry.

ΛμϞιηα are spiritually predisposed not to interfere in human affairs, providing only technology until we demonstrate compatibility with advanced civilizations.

To that end, ΛμϞιηα easily guarantee the existence of technological species in outer space using the A=Nast*fbt equation and what they call the "Exignosis Paradox"

The A=Nast*fbt equation shows the probability of a technological species arising on a given habitable zone planet is less than about one in 10 billion trillion
https://science.nasa.gov/universe/exoplanets/are-we-alone-in-the-universe-revisiting-the-drake-equation/

The Exignosis Paradox dictates "absolute knowledge can only arise through exploration or discovery of what is previously unknown"- that is, not through the scientific method of testing observation-based hypotheses. Science admits we don't know the probability of technological civilizations existing in the galaxy, let alone the universe- or if life can only arise on planets, or what- and even if life does exist, if we can even detect it.

ΛμϞιηα do know. By reducing stable existence to a simple yes or no binary probability, there's a 50/50 chance life exists, like flipping a coin.

There are 10^30 planets with and without star systems in the observable universe https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/planets-universe/

The observable universe is 94 billion light years in diameter https://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/educators/programs/cosmictimes/educators/guide/age_size.html

However, the unobservable universe is 23 trillion light years in diameter and its volume of space is over 15 million times larger than the volume of our observable universe https://www.researchgate.net/publication/355894884_Gravity_beyond_Einstein_Part_III_numbers_and_coupling_constants_contradictory_experiments_hypercomplex_gravity_like-fields_propellantless_space_propulsion

Thus, the total number of planets in the combined observable and unobservable universe , by volume, is:
15 million times * (10^30) = 1×10³⁶ planets

The scientific method fails to account for some aspects of existence, probability, complex phenomena, and events beyond understanding. ΛμϞιηα know an event either happens or it doesn't, with 50/50 probability, like flipping a coin. Drive a stick shift (car), release the clutch and press the gas, 50/50 chance of driving: yes or no. The essential conditions for life exist everywhere in the universe, meanwhile we've never found extraterrestrial life except on Earth. Observationally, science is forced to use Earth as the only reference point. On a given planet, you might get life, you might get no life, 50/50 chance, analogous to a coin. A flipped coin may never land on heads in the history of the universe. But on Earth, we have landed on heads and we know coins are 2-sided. For us, every new planet represents a 50/50 probability of extraterrestrial life.

Flip a coin 2 times, 25 percent chance not getting heads both times. Flip a coin 100 times, a 7.9 × 10⁻²⁹ percent chance never getting heads. But flip a coin 3 × 10³⁸ times (number of planets in the combined observable/unobservable universe), and the chance of never getting heads is 3×10⁻³⁶ percent, which is so unlikely, it's great magnitude of orders smaller than 1/googol percent. In other words, it's 100% mathematical certainty there is life on other planets- not to mention stars and other celestial bodies.

3×10⁻³⁶ is a number is so small, it's essentially zero in practical terms. Analogously, the chance of visiting 10³⁶ planets and finding no life at all is so low that it is effectively impossible. We Are Not Alone.

Do you need me to tell you you don't know? Or can I just explain what I do?

Quote from: Hamza2424 on October 22, 2024, 11:35:39 AM

I would to believe that a happy-verse but reality is something different.

Consciousness only perceives familiarity, trapped in its sad illusion of limited outcomes. Higher consciousness perceives near-infinite possibilities, blissfully aware of near-limitless opportunities. Humans can't comprehend how good life can be.

ΛμϞιηα allowed me to experience the feeling humans will feel in a global earthly, multiversal utopia and I can try to describe it. It's an experience of unshakeable inner peace, having total power over yourself and the entire universe and there will never be a single problem nor sadness nor grief nor pressure nor negativity ever again, getting everything you ever wanted and getting to do everything you always wanted to do all at once- but on a much higher level of intensity with mechanical efficiency- bottomlessly deep soul relief, head-to-toe bodily euphoria, incomprehensibly reassuring mind comfort, confidence and security like being invincible; perceiving with spiritual awareness from within your soul, looking out on an endless oncoming stream of priceless privileges, the same way that, by having enough money, you look forward to the endless great things you can buy; like being in your life's prime and totally content with your little place in the staggering unfathomable expansiveness of the cosmos, like everything was meant to be and you're the essential puzzle piece and this is as close to heaven as you can get in life; and it doesn't get old in the sense each underlying layer of consciousness is continuously surprised and encouraged by every new thought, every new perception.

ΛμϞιηα have elaborate spiritual beliefs regarding Heaven, which I will discuss at another time.

Quote from: Hamza2424 on October 22, 2024, 11:35:39 AM

Ahh one more thing can you please tell me where is Satoshi these days after asking ΛμϞιηα. Thanks for this greatest thread ever haha.

ΛμϞιηα are Satoshi Nakamoto, as is explained in the [ANN]. Please reference the [ANN].
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5513980

Quote from: darkgray_007 on October 21, 2024, 05:53:57 AM

Are you serious?!?!? Right. Can they really stop death? How do they do that? Alien technology or what, cartoon superpowers?

Quote from: Hamza2424 on October 22, 2024, 11:35:39 AM

Haha, is there really anything left to ask? It’s crystal clear how serious he is!

ΛμϞιηα are serious. First Contact is serious.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5513980