We live in a programmed matrix

Excerpt from the "Self-Sufficient and Safe" Conference

Remaining open to what we cannot (yet) measure

What seems unimaginable today may be completely normal tomorrow. In this short clip, BIOGETA founder Sebastian Krüger talks about why it’s worth staying curious, even when something doesn’t fit into our usual worldview.

In this excerpt, you'll learn:

• what the term “subtle” originally meant and why Wi-Fi would have been unimaginable 100 years ago,
• why the development of artificial intelligence shows just how quickly our perception of what is possible can change,
• how decades of conditioning influence us and why it becomes harder over time to embrace new things,
• what Sebastian's experiences have been with criticism and hostility online,
• What the story of Ignaz Semmelweis teaches us about how to deal with new findings.

You'll find this excerpt interesting if you've ever wondered why new ideas often meet with resistance, or if you want to keep an open mind about topics such as energy and the subtle realm.

Length: about 4 minutes