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The speaker emphasizes that individuals are not trapped in a simulation but are the simulation itself, meaning they have control over their reality. Awareness drives this simulation, and one can change their own simulation without needing external permission. The belief in needing permission is a 'separation trick' that fosters doubt and false narratives, hindering manifestation. To change one's life and manifest desires, one must understand they don't need permission but instead need to implement intentions and take steps towards their goals.

The video distinguishes between subjective and objective reality. Subjective reality means individuals decide their experiences independently, while objective reality, as portrayed by the 'matrix,' suggests a fixed and unchangeable world. This objective view creates limitations and scarcity. However, quantum physics demonstrates that reality is non-local and influenced by each person's awareness. The 'worlds' existing in one's mind are not just imagination but 'probabilities of existence' that are already existing elsewhere.

The speaker argues that reality is non-linear, contrary to the common perception of chronological, linear progression. All the different 'worlds' or possibilities one imagines are playing out simultaneously. The illusion of linearity is a program ingrained in our brains over centuries. To experience desired realities (like winning the lottery or achieving success), one must remap their thinking. The first step is to internalize that no permission is needed for what is already 'yours'. Believing permission is required causes the subconscious to block manifestations, as it's illogical to seek what you already possess. Accepting it's yours and assuming it allows manifestation.

The biggest lie told to humanity is that the world is objective. Only a few individuals, described as 'chosen ones,' grasp the subjective nature of reality and wake up expecting new possibilities. Physics, particularly quantum physics, does not dictate that change must be gradual or that money cannot appear instantly. Everything is already happening simultaneously in this space. To leverage this, one must 'upgrade' their brain's wiring.

The brain constantly searches for patterns, and often these are inherited social patterns. However, neuroplasticity allows the brain to be remapped. The first step to changing these patterns is to accept that reality is one's creation and can be changed subjectively. The speaker states that individuals are 90% responsible for their experiences. To shift reality, one must move beyond physical perception and view reality as energy, mathematics, fluidity, and transparency. This involves training the brain to be a 'super imposer,' seeing through physical objects as if they are transparent. This process, called synaptic pruning, reconditions the brain to perceive the underlying, more powerful reality, removing doubt and resistance for the conscious mind.

The speaker offers a scientific argument for subjectivity: despite all human brains having the same physical makeup, no two brains perceive the same reality. This proves that each brain operates on different 'software' or 'lenses,' meaning something is streaming unique information into each brain from an external field or broadcast. This 'information' is non-physical, like mathematics, and intangible. Therefore, physical reality itself must also be informational and not strictly physical. To change current physical reality into one's desired informational reality, one must repeat this desired information as much as possible until it forms a new pattern that manifests physically. This repetition, similar to positive affirmations, is key to reprogramming the subconscious and changing one's life.