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Commentary on the human condition — metaphysics, freedom, and the bigger picture nobody's talking about. Beth uses physics to build a case for God, breaks down what's really happening in AI and geopolitics, and connects the dots most people miss. Unscripted. Raw. Paradoxically nuanced. Subscribe or keep living in a low-resolution simulation.
Welcome to Quantum Bombs, a commentary show on the human condition through metaphysics
and freedom.
Today is a show that must happen and it's about all of those things.
Ever since this new haunted virus decided to spring about and everybody's talking again,
I've been haunted by these two words.
They're coming back.
They're trickling back in from 2020 and they carried into 2021 and then through some sticky
subculture that enjoyed that time, sometimes I still hear them.
Those two words are be safe.
Be safe.
Now how am I going to make a show just about two words?
I think I just want to break down the implications of what it means.
Why were we being told that?
I remember when I was on a phone call with a corporate company, you know, it could have
been anybody.
I could have been paying my phone bill or arguing about it and they wished me at the end of
the call to be safe.
This is everywhere.
We all had the phone calls.
We all had the grocery store encounters of things.
See you later.
Be safe.
So I mean, okay, I want to break it down.
Be safe.
Be is a state of being or human beings and we're being, but it's telling you to do something.
You're going to be is a state of doing and then what we're going to be safe and safe
implies that something is wrong.
So you're being told that you exist in a state of danger, but it's said in passing as a goodbye
pleasantry.
I knew what they were talking about.
We all did.
The Corona virus at the time, the flu and obviously I'm not, you know, I'm even okay
with the logic being retarded, which was never before up until now, has anybody wished me
to be safe from something that was had a 0.08% is now what we're seeing.
Now that the haunted virus is coming out, we're comparing it to that, which per Dr. Malone,
I believe it was him who said regarding the haunted virus and our chances guys, because
I want you to focus on what you can worry about.
So in order to worry about the haunted virus, if I understand this correctly, we have a,
you're seven times more likely chance to be struck by lightning than to maybe contract
the haunted virus.
So you need to worry about lightning seven times more in your day to day in order to
worry about your haunted virus that ain't about that virus guys, it's about understanding
what words do to people and the Psyop that we just walk into, who started it?
Was it orchestrated?
I don't know.
But I just feel like the way humans are is we just, we just walk our way into like stupidity
all the time.
And I don't know if this is my brain, I'm thinking, is this just a Western?
Is this a modern day thing?
Or no, if we were stuck on an island as like, you know, tribal people, would we still be
doing the same social grooming crap?
And I guess I think so.
In real time, I'm going to say yes, there's this like weird way that humans work around
each other.
And we find little ways to communicate with each other that makes sense.
And then like, you get these colloquial sayings that feel good, well, be safe, felt good
back then.
But I didn't like it.
I didn't like it.
Why?
Because I'm not manifesting goodness when someone's telling me be safe.
You're putting me into a place of something is wrong.
Now let's talk about when it would be appropriate first before we say why it's wrong.
I think a zombie apocalypse, something similar to the walking dead.
I want to be safe.
If the crime rate is up in that specific area as a female, yes, absolutely.
I need to be safe.
If I'm going out late at night into a dangerous part of town or just to do irresponsible things,
it's appropriate.
You could tell me to go out and be safe.
But from the people that don't know me as your goodbye everywhere we went, I didn't
need it.
So why is it important that we that we don't at least fall into more stupid sayings?
I think in life, well, I don't know.
I'm just trying to condition myself for greatness and for optimal thriving.
So you have me on a mindset that something is wrong.
But we do know that everything, our reality is based off of thought.
We have to start at the premise.
Thomas Campbell, a physicist, believes that everything is a probabilistic.
We are living in a probabilistic world.
And what does that mean that there is this larger consciousness system that is computing
information coming in at all times, zero or one abundance or lacking, um, right or left.
It's collecting all this data is being thrown into it, right?
All its job is to take it in, take it in, take it in, take it in.
And all it outputs is what's most probabilistic likely.
So that's why law of attraction probably works.
Why?
Because you've primed the pump for it.
You've put a lot of more happy days in there than sad days.
So if reality is probabilistic and thoughts are priming our pump, we now have millions
of people saying, be safe to each other, priming the pump for danger.
So unless you are a very well disciplined practice, strong minded individual with a good
grip on what reality is, and I do mean that in a metaphysical way, like physically, what
does reality shout out to my shows where I talk to you about ontology and we really
debate whether it's made of consciousness or matter or mass, and yet we can't define
either really, and I mean that we really can't define either of those in science.
We have a reality now where we are actually though, okay, back to the grass.
No grasp on reality.
People are that derp around are actually taking in that vibration of fear of danger.
So no wonder people actually were running around again, scared of, I can now say the
obvious of something that was most likely never going to kill them, especially if you're
a healthy individual, you actually did maybe have a problem if you were overweight.
Let's be realistic.
We know the, we know it all now.
We could say it.
We could say it back then, even though I just want to plug this real quick.
I remember reading about it because I was really obsessed with pandemics before it came out
in December of 2019.
And I already knew the point zero statistic coming out of China because I was obsessed
with them building a hospital in like less than 10 days.
So I'd already looked into it.
We already knew it then.
So you might not know that, but I will never forget that I knew in December of 2019 that
the virus coming our way out of China still had a kill rate of less than 1%.
Okay.
But how powerful is that now?
So we've got a million minions spreading danger throughout our world, making us more fearful
than not, than we should be.
Look, if you would have just said, wash your hands, stay away.
That sounds weird.
See you later.
Wash your hands or, you know, see you later.
Stay away from people so you don't get sick.
That actually, it worked.
But in, you know, in our day to day, we have these little cute things that sound really
good, right?
Like we're used to saying that.
So have a good day would be just fine.
Have a good day.
Weird world we're living in.
I'd like more of the, I really enjoy that actually.
I really would.
If someone was just acknowledged the crap show that we were in back then.
Okay.
But, so those are more acceptable terms.
Obviously people aren't going to, to buy into my, you know, thriving bit.
Like have a great day.
That's the closest we can get to that, right?
Have a good day.
Sends me into the world with an expectation of good coming.
Have be safe.
Sends me into the world with an expectation that there is a threat.
One is the obvious two emotions we work on, either love or fear.
And we replaced the first with the latter without anyone even noticing.
I don't know.
It just bothered me.
I would like to live in a world where more people are aware of a PSYOP.
And it's not even that COVID was fake or, you know, what do you call it, manufactured
and a pandemic, as they say, it's not even that it's more so just the idea that everybody
is okay with thirping.
And we ignore all these fundamental truths to life.
I mean, this could go so much deeper into like the victimization of people and the idea
of being offended and how you're never going to win if you're living in a political correct,
you know, badge of honor of how many like victim stamps do you get?
You're like destined to not make it at that point.
And then those two words being told to me from corporations around the world was just
really just reminding me of the PSYOP that was needed and the participation in the, it's
just ignoring the obvious.
The corporations, the powers that be, the WHO World Health Organization, thank goodness
the USA is not in it.
All the billionaires that want you to own nothing and be happy.
They didn't have to convince you of anything.
They just needed you to say the two words, be safe and the default setting of fear was
laid out as it was.
It's just ignoring the obvious, right?
Like we weren't really that much at risk, but yet I lost a lot of freedoms.
I had to, when I flew to the UK, I had to quarantine and I did all these other weird
crap that looking back now was a few extra thousand dollars.
The hoops I had to jump through and I didn't get vaccinated.
So then I actually had to quarantine longer.
I can't even remember the rules.
And the UK, mind you, and Croatia were the only two countries and Europe, a dirty person
like myself being unvaccinated could actually even travel to.
Luckily back then I was only needing to go to London because that's where I was living
at the time.
But so that's the thing.
It's the PSYOP that takes away the freedom because we have derpers for people.
So I guess that's the bottom of it.
I didn't even know where I wanted to go with this today, but it's the derping that gets
us in trouble.
The powers that be want you to derp through it.
I don't think that will happen again this second time I go around.
I think a lot of people were upset with what happened.
It's kind of weird how, I don't know, I always divide everything in life into 30, 30, 30.
You've got 30% of the people that won't care and actually enjoy.
Okay, no.
You've got 30% that like are already ready and they're wearing their mask and you have
the other 30% that would fight back tooth and nail so that we can live a normal life.
And it's funny because I could live the world of what we went through with COVID, but it's
just the, I guess it's just, that's what's funny.
I'm okay to live in a world that we're having like different ways of living, but what I'm
not okay with is the blatant obviousness of a stupid society.
I think that I finally found my, that's the clarity and that's why I didn't like be safe.
All right guys, have a good one.
Stay human and stay free.