The Mind in an Open Box...

My father once asked me what i thought the greatest thing among all known existence was and for a moment, i was unsure. I imagined dazzling technologies, strange phenomenons of nature, bizarre intelligent creatures living across the stars... and then it hit me...

Me...

                                 I just realized that my Life would make for a really wild Creepypasta...
                                                                                Shit...

OH, What Things We Can Think! #7

Inspired by Dr. Seuss' Oh, The Thinks You Can Think!
Here is yet another peculiar thought to spur the use of yours...

Now Imagine for a moment a world as threateningly real as your own...

An Experience...

A Surreal sensation I once had under the chemical JWH. An altered state of mind can produce all kinds of surreal perceptions. Some times they are hard to describe. This time however I was able to draw it exactly...

Lets Reach The River Bank!

 

Time ( much like a river ) seems to flow in one direction...

Going against the current can sometimes be nearly impossible!

But instead of paddling with or against its natural flow, why not just try to step out of the water entirely?

This Is Real Life, Happy Birthday!

                                The strangeness of the world lies within its wilderness...

Jesus Christ Retweeted

Jesus wasn't born of a virgin womb, he was born-again from a thigh wound.

#AR 2012: A Pixel Twinkles in Your Eye

Augmented Reality will profoundly change our consciousness.
All is One.

2012 Singularity Prediction: Augmented Reality induces mass psychedelic wholistic experience

Ver. .01 AR - a revolution in interfacing directly with the collective consciousness. - The world is Pregnant 2012

LCD LSD - 5 Cyberdelic XBOX360 video games

Visionary psychonaut Terence McKenna once said the technological singularity would be like entering a new dimension of reality, and through the repeated dissolving and reconstitution of one's personality can we prepare for this paradigm shift. He did his psychedelics "preferably alone, in nature." But that was in 1999, and today in 2012 we have HD video games so bizarre, immersive, and visually stimulating they might just send you trippin'

Obama2012 Augment Reality Jobs Plan?

It was a real sudden cramp to deal with; the summer had ended the day after labor day.  The emotional impact of the temperature drop, accompanied with clouds and dark peaceful drenching rain.  I just have to get up...

Wood has reached Singularity.

During a late afternoon stoll through the park with my friend we discovered the significance of the wood panels on a park building. We realized the wood itself had already reached a tremendous singularity.

The wood had experienced an intelligence beyond its capacity immortalize pieces of its body into this work of man.  This concept may even be extended to include rocks in a road, to helium in a balloon.

A Spark of Meaningfulness - abstract

What's the meaning of life? Well, it can't exist without meaning, even if that original meaning is now unrealatable to human consciousness.

Based off the many worlds hypothesis: Imagine every second is the end moment of time.

The Abandonment of Consciousness - abstract

Is consciousness an epiphenomena? What if there was a discovery that reality at its base level is in entropy?  Well, for time to flow both ways, yes, it is. We have the illusion of going fwd. while entropy pulls back, we find ourselves in the moment going consciously fwd.  Look at the hopeless world of the past, consciousness willing to drive each other into death and apparent non-existence. No real hope in local reality of consciousness.  They eventually found psychedelics and some found peace through high rationalization of things.  The problem of free will may have been thought of more often then, because it probably was more of a problem, as in it was more so true back then. -Jeremiah Bilas

Facebook, Hammer and Sickle

While sitting to write this I find it so easy to select an image posted online to accompany my concept. Facebook is the hammer and sickle of Internet social networking yet we embrace it as if it was democracy. Myspace has failed, yes it may turn itself around by becoming a social network for indie bands; however recent reports show the fact: Myspace was purchased by Specific Media for $35M, just shy of six years after Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation purchased it for $580M.
What made Myspace sink? I believe the lack of control over the visual regulations contributed to the downfall, where as Facebook limits our freedoms.

A Prison w/ a View (IWGB#8)

I really think social networks are the most advanced software systems every developed.  They thought advanced AI would come from human brain emulations, but no, it came out from a social network(s).  It will come right from under our feet.  This emergent consciousness.
It will be everything we represent! It will be humanity+, if you don't mind me saying.

Start making happy movies, ONLY!, happy films.

There will come a time, when advanced "CGI" produces such a real effect, that things start to go way beyond the uncanny valley, than you could ever suppose.  This "movie" of sorts, this simulated entertainment somehow says, "ouch", real pain.  ie discomfort, upset, unwanted consciousness emotion.  And then the philosophical implications, would be so mind numbing.  That is your child then!
-Jeremiah Bilas #JWH
or, you always could also be someone's thoughts.
Thoughts based on thoughts based on thoughts...

Oh, What Things We Can Think! #6

Inspired by Dr. Seuss' Oh, The Thinks You Can Think!
Here is yet another peculiar thought to spur the use of yours...

Now imagine for a moment a world that is as frighteningly real as your own.

re-Framing #Reality

Thats what we are doing here in the internet. OK, so pull yourselves together.
This is where it is going, all of it.

I was gonna blog, but then I got high 8ball

We really need a new emergency 911 response.
Something that is embedded into us so alerts will be sent out as soon as such traumatic response occurs.
Sure they read at least some. But what do we do?