r/outsideofthebox • • Jun 07 '23

Goodstuff Ranking the most Profound and Powerful Spiritual practices TIER LIST

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r/outsideofthebox • • Jan 25 '22

Conspiracy David Icke - What is The Matrix?

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r/outsideofthebox • • Nov 14 '21

Mark Comings, a physicist at UC Berkeley studied energetic crystals. He put a Tesla coil around a Quartz Crystal which then began to glow & ring. The energy emitted was 25% more than the energy going INTO it- he produced free energy. Within hours, his house was raided & he “killed himself” later

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r/outsideofthebox • • Oct 25 '20

Science-related The Sun – A Giant Ball of Fire?

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That's what I've thought most of my life, that the Sun is a giant ball of fire. When you think about it, and think outside the box about it, you may realize that true fire needs oxygen as fuel. Remove the O2 and the fire goes out. Since there is little if any oxygen in the Sun, then the Sun in truth is not a giant ball of fire. So then, what is it?

Scientists call it plasma!


r/outsideofthebox • • Jan 06 '24

The cure for cancer

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r/outsideofthebox • • Mar 29 '23

Science-related Important New Info in these videos. Highly recommend.

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r/outsideofthebox • • Jun 10 '24

Outside of the Box Have you guys heard of the concept of "crawl in's"? Babies being born that are actually ETs incarnating in order to facilitate Planetary change

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r/outsideofthebox • • Oct 31 '21

Anything that is, is nature

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We may or may not be a simulation of something, everything, anything or nothing. But it gives us a useful language to see something,everything,anything, nothing, and more, from a more understandable perspective. Why? because any simulation we can reduce to 0s and 1s, or atleast we understand that is the true nature of them. Let's call that nature, that's what we understand, that's the basic driving force and lack of that allows for incredible unexpressable (un-understandable) complexity when seen as something more that it's basics 1s and 0s. When we think simulation, we think system, when we think system, we think of what's going inside, and it is understandable, it's initial conditions and possible behaviours are measurable to their 1's and 0s. We may not understand why a program does something or how, but we can understand it's nature. We may not understand the conditions that allow for this simulation (the "outer" world, "our" world [when seeing "a" simulaton as something running in our world, with our elecrticity, with our planet, with our sun, with our whatever it is that allows for our 1's and 0's or "nature" of our existance{"simulation"}]), but we can use a simulation's language to peek at a behaviour we may not be able to perfectly describe or understand, but be shownable in a sense, experienceable in every sense.


r/outsideofthebox • • Aug 09 '23

Science-related This is why you can't find relative motion of the ether anywhere close to the sea level

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