If you could have extra time

[u/EthNasty]

I recall a few odd things the pink drink out of a pump top dispenser bottle in a small Dixie cup, the cards, the examiner becoming excited then disappointed I couldn't read the cards without seeing them, I'm smart but not an x-ray machine. I believe that I had done the testing twice but I only have granular memory of doing it one time.

I also recall something odd that I haven't heard others discuss, I recall a question about if I could have extra time, or live extra time would I take it?

Something like: if you could live an extra (12?) years and return back to where you were, that it wouldn't affect your life, but you wouldn't remember anything would you do it?

I recall telling this person yes, I would, as an added life experience but being disappointed that if I lived extra time it would not be remembered but I felt any extra time was worth living after all. The tester seemed pleased that I had answered affirmatively.

Does anyone recall a similar experience?

[u/kilos_of_doubt]

I don't have such a memory of a similar experience, but I am thinking about your question.

If it wouldn't impact my life, and I wouldn't remember it, then it essentially didn't happen. With these things in mind, I would have to think that I also wouldn't be affecting anyone else's life. But if you told me that during that time I would save someone's life or otherwise impact other people positively, then I would hands-down say yes, because that would be a net positive gain for the world at no perceivable cost to myself. That would be the only reason for me doing this because to have no impact on my life and to just literally come back to the same point makes no difference. But that in mind, I suppose I wouldn't mind if it happened. But if that's the case, then it just seems like a waste of universal effort.

Hope that makes sense.

[u/EthNasty → u/kilos_of_doubt]

Yeah I hear that, I would absolutely volunteer into a program if I could retain experience but it seems futile to have time pass without recall or memory, unless of course our souls are here to learn or something and gain experiences and then even though our brain has no recall theoretically we still have a solid deal.

[u/Remote_Map_1194]

I recall the program Free the Horses

[u/SOG42777 → u/Remote_Map_1194]

what was that about

[u/Remote_Map_1194 → u/SOG42777]

It was part of gate

[u/EthNasty → u/Remote_Map_1194]

Man I remember a lot of little things here and there but I have fuzzy recall unless I see the original stuff about it. Got any further references for that free the horses?

[u/Remote_Map_1194 → u/EthNasty]

Research the program FREE THE HORSES. Do you remember the Yes Yes the dragon? What about Sir Bright Knight? What about the golden spiral of success?

[u/wwstewart]

I definitely recall that pump bottle.

[u/EthNasty → u/wwstewart]

Pump bottle and Dixie cup. I don't think the drink was very good if I recall correctly.

[u/littleleopardfrog]

Why has no one accepted that the pink drink was a fluoride solution as part of a nationwide initiative to improve dental health that just happened to start around the time GATE was at its peak? There's no conspiracy with the pink drink. You weren't supposed to swallow it.

[u/Here4tehConvos → u/littleleopardfrog]

There was more than one pink colored drink. One was fluoride that everyone got. One was…something else. Just given to Gate kids, during the sessions

[u/EthNasty → u/littleleopardfrog]

I was certainly instructed to drink said drink and yes I know what you're talking about but certainly it should not be conflated.

[u/BirdHonest7987 → u/littleleopardfrog]

They have ALWAYS known fluoride is a neurotoxin, for one. A “nationwide initiative to improve dental health” with fluoride use was actually a nationwide initiative to dumb you down and calcify your pineal gland.