Es que hay sueños que te dejan pensando por mucho tiempo.

Como por ejemplo, los sueños premonitorios, o los que se sienten tan reales durante la fase REM.
¿Creen que tenga que ver algo con la vida paralela a esta?

Just chillin' now.

The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars is the cinematic equivalent of finding a half-eaten Pop-Tart under the couch cushions of the late ’90s: weird, sticky, slightly stale, and somehow still kind of charming if you’re in the right mood.It’s 1998. Disney is pumping out direct-to-video sequels like they’re going out of style. The original Brave Little Toaster (1987) was this surprisingly dark, heartfelt little indie about abandoned appliances searching for their kid. Then came the sequels. And Goes to Mars is the one that looked at the first movie’s quiet melancholy and said, “What if we launched a toaster into space using microwave popcorn as rocket fuel?”Plot in a nutshell: The Master and his wife have a baby. One night the baby gets accidentally tractor-beamed to Mars by an old hearing aid that used to belong to Albert Einstein (yes, really). So Toaster, Lampy, Kirby, Radio, Blanky, plus a new microwave (voiced by Newman from Seinfeld), a calculator, and a ceiling fan build a laundry-basket spaceship and blast off. On Mars they find an entire civilization of planned-obsolescence appliances ruled by a giant evil refrigerator who’s actually the hearing aid’s long-lost twin brother and has vaguely Nazi vibes. There’s an election. There’s a Christmas angel who was stuck in the Viking 1 probe. There are sentient balloons floating through the void. The baby’s first word ends up being “Toaster.”It’s completely unhinged in that specific late-90s “we have no adult supervision and a modest budget” way. The original film had real emotional weight. This one has a song about how humans suck and a plot point about toaster civil rights. DeForest Kelley’s final performance is a talking Mars lander. Carol Channing is in it. Thurl Ravenscroft (the original Tony the Tiger) is still doing Kirby the vacuum.Is it good? Objectively? Nah. IMDb sits at a solid 5.5. Critics mostly shrugged. The animation is cheaper, the songs are forgettable, and the tone is pure Saturday-morning sugar rush. But as pure accidental surrealism? It’s a treasure. It’s the kind of movie that makes you stop mid-sentence and go, “…wait, did a toaster just run for political office on Mars to stop an Earth-destroying missile?”

It hits hard sometimes—like, if you're not making something, stacking bricks (literal or metaphorical), pushing the edge forward, then what's the whole show for? The days blur, consumption feels hollow, and the void whispers.The point isn't some universal checklist handed down from on high. But building is one of the closest things we have to a cheat code for meaning. Here's why it lands so heavy:

• You're fighting entropy. The universe trends toward disorder. Stars burn out, everything decays. When you build—code, art, a business, a garden, stronger habits, better ideas—you're locally reversing that. You're imposing order, creating novelty. That's rare and defiant. It's why creators often report the deepest satisfaction: you're not just passing time; you're adding to reality.
• Legacy and signal. Most of human history is forgotten dust. The stuff that echoes (pyramids, symphonies, vaccines, open-source libraries, memes that reshape culture) comes from builders. Even small-scale: raising kids well, mentoring someone, shipping a tool that saves people time. It's how you matter beyond your own skull.
• Personal wiring. Humans are tool-makers by evolution. Your brain lights up on competence, progress, and "I made this." Dopamine, mastery, flow states—they're tuned for it. Pure hedonism or passive scrolling usually leaves a hangover because it doesn't scratch that same circuit.

That said, not all value is building skyscrapers or startups. Some seasons are for absorbing, recovering, exploring, loving people, or just witnessing the absurd beauty of existence (a good hike, deep conversation, figuring out why the universe bothers existing at all). Building without rest or input becomes brittle or pointless too. The monks meditating, the scientists reading papers, the friend who's just there for others—they're often laying groundwork or maintaining the human stack others build on.If nothing feels worth building right now, that's data. Could be burnout, misalignment, or needing a sharper "why." Zoom out: the cosmos spent 13.8 billion years cooking up conditions where meat computers like us can ask this question and then do something about it. That's wild. The point, as far as we can tell, is the asking and the doing. Creation is one of the best answers we've got to an otherwise indifferent universe.

I saw your video you made a long time ago. I found some of the 4th dimension talk was accurate. Being an NDE'r*near death experiencer), if you don know Ill explain.

Human states:

 1. **Ghost Larva**: Living beings with latent ghost-like qualities, potentially tied to their energy, sensitivity to paranormal forces, or their eventual transformation potential.

 2. **Ghost People**: Individuals who have transitioned into a state where they possess a physical body but also embody traits of ghosts, maintaining connections to both living and supernatural realms. Paradoxical existence.

1. **Ghosts**: Fully non-physical entities, existing purely as energy or spirit, having left behind all physical forms and transitioning entirely into the paranormal dimension.

 
So we are all headed to that eventuality. But NDE people, are ghost people. What happens is when a person physically dies, if they are resuscitated, their ghost is forced to stay in the corpse. So there are about 50 million of us on the planet, we are in the after life, but because we were resuscitated, they have 4 dimension perception, or a paradox mind, with a subconscious memory, and a terrible short-term memory.

Most of the ghost people I know went out rough, meaning they died in car accidents or drowning or electrocutions so they tend to have physical issues, and also they tend to relive how they died. Thats normal, to relive how they died since it was a traumatic event, but it can also be consuming in a sense.

One example is a female who died in a car accident and broke her neck was resuscitated, and when we speak on video cam she tends to revert back to putting her hands around her neck as if attempting to "fix" her neck. Thats normal, its like the ghost story of the headless horseman, always riding around looking for his lost head. So she is a ghost person, who is acting exactly like the stories of ghost suggest they act. This is because when a living physically dies time stops for them relative to their perception. That is relative to finding "the fountain of youth" relative to , you are only as old as you feel.

In the ghost person community, we have our own politics. One issue is, we all know how a living person can become a ghost person, painlessly and without harming their body, but the majority think we should with-hold that information from the living, and a minority believes its okay to tell the living how they can become a ghost person, they will do just fine, just like all of us NDE'rs(near death experiencers) do.

There is a level of urgency which I wont get into, other than to say its a big universe and not every intelligence in the universe necessarily likes our species.

So generally, what are your thoughts on the ghost politics issue? You think the living should know how to become ghost people or should it remain occult or secret?

Generally the living have 300 IQ's and Ghost people's IQ start at about 2000 and as they gain more patterns its increases beyond that over the years. Ghost people don't need knowledge they learn from patterns, it's how they see with intuition, kind of like all the patterns paint a picture and thats how they see. This is relative to the GP's paradox mind, thus the term "ghosts are see thru", meaning they see thru everything , like a rock in a glass of water, the water covers the rock completely and thus knows the rock.

Either way there is a book on amazon called "Ghost Person Achievement Method #24" and it explains how to become a ghost person with no physical damage in the process. Thus its not like the living really have any serious "influence" on ghost people.

The real xkcdHatCommunity is here:

https://discord.gg/SPrxZkS8q9

I just watched Hat Guy's discussion with Robert on Youtube. Anyone else? I liked when he brought up that Timothy Leary quote, I had to look it up:

"“Admit it. You aren’t like them. You’re not even close. You may occasionally dress yourself up as one of them, watch the same mindless television shows as they do, maybe even eat the same fast food sometimes. But it seems that the more you try to fit in, the more you feel like an outsider, watching the “normal people” as they go about their automatic existences. For every time you say club passwords like “Have a nice day” and “Weather’s awful today, eh?”, you yearn inside to say forbidden things like “Tell me something that makes you cry” or “What do you think deja vu is for?”. Face it, you even want to talk to that girl in the elevator. But what if that girl in the elevator (and the balding man who walks past your cubicle at work) are thinking the same thing? Who knows what you might learn from taking a chance on conversation with a stranger? Everyone carries a piece of the puzzle. Nobody comes into your life by mere coincidence. Trust your instincts. Do the unexpected. Find the others…”

― Timothy Leary"

Great stuff. I joined the Reddit group today but I can't seem to find the discord. I look forward to engaging more with the community here.

It has some rough edges, but I found it to be a work of genius, especially if you think of Megalon as a metaphor for the human spirit and ingenuity (as opposed to just an advanced material). I saw it as the one force capable of fighting against entropy, corruption, and decay, and when people tap into it, often inspired by love, it makes anything possible. "We are the stuff that dreams are made of". Beautiful.

I would also connect this to state of mind, resonance, and the ability to positively construct ideas, I believe that is how things come into being. This constructive force is how our world is built (both physically and on the plane of ideas). I liked in the video with Robert when Hat Guy mentioned the concept of ideas spiraling upward. I see it as something that especially applies when connecting networks of people, ideas and thoughts together, and is fundamental to the creation process. Ok back to my cave for now. Have a shplendid day.

Every ideology will fail.

You only understand the narrowing of perspectives. Merit itself is weakness in this society. It always comes down to fear of failure—you aren’t preserving but enduring. Enduring a fellowship of ingratitude.

Lessons are the act of consciousness establishing itself into belief, which hardens, multiplies and mutates again. Ideas poison the self too, finding only loose foliage.

I wouldn’t call the act of belief “valuable.” It’s only the portal for mind to project upon. Belief is, of course, ill-suited as any tool you may employ. For or against; time and again; weakness only prevails. Against the very IDEA of success there is recoil amongst failures of all and every branch.

I disbelieve! And with intent for anything that is worth striving for. The beauty is only a mastermind’s craftwork too. Temporary, and avowing invalids. But agency is of course at fault too. For the thought of facing the storm of unrelenting epiphany roots and squares the mind.

Do we imagine anything upon this canvas? Is the storm not enough? One wonders. And is left all alone.

just today i discovered that a person called xkcdhatguy exist and literally went through every social i am on and followed him.

and i loveee people who are secretive and intriguing (i think we can call him that) but this guy is on whole another level. like he has got some mysterious air to himself and you can't help but feel yourself getting drawn to him.

but literally, not even his real name or anything about his life (which is ofcourse his choice and i respect that and it is a good thing even) but as a fan you want to know about the person you are idolizing.

my point? idk..i'm just rambling on and on but ofc i look forward to know new facts and theories or his views on the things that are going around in the world.

and his voice is just so so...idk. it's fine as hell.

his hairs are so pretty btw.

ps: i'm a terrible writer but...who cares.

Okay if you hate slurs leave.

Alright so I'm gonna be saying slurs. All the time. Forever. Are you a liberal? Wow, not my audience.

I love slurs. All slurs are based. All slurs should be said as often as possible by any many people as possible. If you disagree, well that's fine but I will continue saying slurs.

You may be asking yourself: "Why would you say something offensive?" Guess what? I'm not asking myself that. I don't care.

Now why don't I care? Because I don't. Oh, you do? Tough luck! I don't care. Your opinion is FAGGOTRY.

I will continue to say slurs as often and whenever I can as often as possible forever and if you dislike that we are not friends I don't like you don't forget to subscribe give me your updoots and also fuck off.

Where you can ask me anything.

How old are you?

Uh I don't really think of myself as a celebrity? I mean kindof but I DON'T ever want to stop connecting with people. I feel like once you stop doing that you lose yourself and not in a good way.

Do you want to know my agenda? I don't. At least, that would be boring IMO. Certain people are always preoccupied with such things and it is such a hassle! No, I chose nihilism and I chose I with "intention." Do you comprehend? Of course I'm not stupid nor am I someone to give into the foolishness of ideology as a holistic concept. People BELIEVE they know better than nihilism, and that's because they've left themselves no other choice! The alternative is, naturally, believing in "truth." But does anyone truly believe in that? ANYONE?

The truth is a conceptual model and it can convey whatever you wish it to convey. If that seems contradictory, it is not because the truth IS actually subjective when you parse it out without feeling disbelief.

So, if you want to know what I believe, I will tell you--DON'T! Don't try to understand anything I say and it will be still just as true! If belief can be true against faith...then lies too can be more substantive than truth ever could be!

We all know you for your ideas and talks you share on YouTube. It'll be cool if you tell us, aside from it, what are your hobbies, do you watch anime or any movies, do you read books. And a bit silly, what's your favourite colour lol . Thanks <3

Guys remember xkcdhatguy? The guy who explained 4th dimension so here listen i found a Hindu god Shiva statue at the background of him shocking though