Corpus evidence — top 10 passages

Most-relevant passages from the entire indexed corpus (67,286 paragraph chunks across YouTube transcripts, PubMed, arXiv, archive.org, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, OpenAlex, and more) ranked by semantic similarity (bge-small-en-v1.5).

1. 01 · _intake0.947

   > around there's one other thing that we need to discuss about polar shifts they always line up with a Consciousness shift they are interrelated F lived on Atlantis for a very long time and he

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2. 02 · blog0.766

   Additionally, a polar shift would probably leave an obvious mark in the geomagnetic strata found in sea floor cores, which is not the case. Much has been made of Einstein's endorsement of Hapgood's polar shift theory. This proves nothing, since Einstein was not a geologist. Furthermore, although Einstein's theories have stood up to rigorous experimental and observational evidence, it's important to note that he was a human being and wasn't always right. Part of Einstein's greatness was his ability to admit his errors. In any case, the Flem-Aths propose that this shift destroyed a hypothetical …

   blog/www-sacred-texts-com/the-piri-re-is-map-internet-sacred-text-archive.md

3. 03 · yt0.759

   Um so what I'm really um hinting at here and perhaps I've I've um raised too many too many issues for the moment but is is that the animous and the inanimous are are are continuous but there is um a step change I mean a vast step change when you come to life. So there we are. And I think that consciousness, by the way, is in in the cosmos as a whole. I I'm not convinced by any of the arguments, and I don't think anyone really is that have been made for consciousness simply brutally emerging from stuff that has nothing to do with consciousness. It's frankly a miracle. And I don't believe it. I …

   yt/dkLA2nHSY2Y-cosmic-drives-intuition-ai-and-the-soul-iain-mcgilchrist/transcript.txt

4. 04 · yt0.746

   Because that's part of the old paleo cortex. We have a different program for that. Um but the phalamus is a huge array. What else is unique about the phalamus? Thalamus has humongous uh cholesterol and DHA in it. Not as much as the eye does, but the central retinal pathway into the phalamus has more DHA than any other part of the body. So it tells you magnetic flux between the eye and the phalamus is huge. What else is important? The eye gives 48% of the neurons uh that radiate out in the optic radiations which surround the ventricular system. Okay. So, you're getting pretty good information h…

   yt/drdn_hDGALk-57-dr-jack-kruse/transcript.txt

5. 05 · yt0.739

   so that's when you have to be curious as a  clinician and say why is everybody walking around   here with low voltage well it's because you live  in a place that doesn't allow the transmission of   light to your melanin sheets guess what the same  thing stream in New York now what what we don't   want to send everyone this ways but aware on the  planet are things uh closer to Optimal well I mean   if you are understanding see remember I gave you  plus five about the cephalopod now I'm going to   give you minus five wher…

   yt/zs82rGFo6qg-jack-kruse-andrew-huberman-rick-rubin-tetragrammaton-podcast/transcript.txt

6. 06 · archive0.738

   I hope that from these considerations the world will come to know that if other nations have navigated more, we have not theorized less. It is not from failing to take count of what others have thought that we have yielded to asserting that the earth is motionless, and holding the contrary to be a mere mathematical caprice, but (if for nothing else) for those reasons that are supplied by piety, religion, the knowledge of Divine Omnipotence, and a consciousness of the limitations of the human mind I have thought it most appropriate to explain these concepts in the form of dialogues, which, no! …

   archive/GalileiGalileoDialogueConcerningTheTwoChiefWorldSystemsEN155P./Galilei, Galileo - Dialogue Concerning the two Chief World Systems (EN, 155 p.)_djvu.txt

7. 07 · yt0.736

   That's eternary >> because it was the the transition out of the the the uh the Cretaceous the final period of the dinosaurs was followed by the tertiary right which was three uh three epochs no three periods. Then that was followed by the fourth which was the quturnary which consisted of the pletosene and the plyios uh and the holysine. And what distinguished those from the previous pioene was this oscillating pulse between glacial and interglacial ages. All right, just so we've established that that we're kind of referring that as our context for our discussion. These two new papers tha…

   yt/lfn6dvMkLqg-the-younger-dryas-heinrich-events-and-earth-s-sudden-meltdow/transcript.txt

8. 08 · yt0.736

   Some discharge of course but not on the scale of Heinrich events as we'll see a continental ice sheet covering most of North America during uh the last glacial period. other, now get this, other northern hemisphere ice sheets were potentially involved as well, such as the Fenoscandic and Iceland, Greenland. So, OB that's northwestern Europe. So, it's it's suggesting here that they were potentially involved as well in disgorging icebergs into the North Atlantic from Greenland, from Iceland, and from northern Western Europe. However, the initial cause of the instability is still de debated, righ…

   yt/lfn6dvMkLqg-the-younger-dryas-heinrich-events-and-earth-s-sudden-meltdow/transcript.txt

9. 09 · yt0.736

   And this blob is a big piece of iron that's blocking the SSA. But once it gets around this, which is going to happen probably this year, guess what's right in its path? Australia. And Australia, based on the newest data, has some of the worst magnetic metrics you've ever seen. And that's the reason why the fish, the birds, and the bees have been dying there for 50 years. It's also the reason why the Great Barrier Reef is in trouble since 73. So, what are we seeing? There's not a lot of land mass in the Southern Ocean, but just about everything in the Southern Ocean is being taken out. So we ha…

   yt/drdn_hDGALk-57-dr-jack-kruse/transcript.txt

10. 10 · blog0.735

    Then it looks different at a different time, but still is essentially the same. In all these cases we orient according to differences and coherence of existence, and not very reliably at that. I want to show with this shaggy sheep tale that the question of continuous existence throughout different positions and qualities is not easily resolved, and therefore we should be carefully before we discount all talk of "double existence, parallel worlds etc.". Last amended June 11, 1989 -- Page NEXTRECORD 295 Existence is hard to imagine and contradicts with experience and commonsense unless we postul…

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