You've never been outside without a suit. Every breath you've ever taken comes from a machine, comes from a lab. There's natural there, no nature. And so they ask you, "Hey, you're from planet Earth, aren't you? Can you tell me what planet Earth is like?" You don't know where to begin. And so you say, "Well, there's water everywhere. There's so much water, actually, water even drops down from the sky." They stop you and they're like, "What do you mean? If you stand in it, you can just feel like, yeah, you can stand in it." And you start telling them about the oceans, how big it is, how there's creatures underneath you with eight arms and glowing fish, whales singing to each other in the dark, seahorses and coral reefs. They're super confused and they're like, "What do you mean? You can go down there and look." And you tell them, "Yeah, you just put on goggles and oxygen tank and you go down there and look." But as you're describing these things, you start to realize that you haven't even tried or experienced these things yourself, that you only know these things from seeing videos or seeing it on a screen. You start telling them about the food, the plants, about the trees with the fruits hanging from their branches, oranges filled with pockets of juice, kiwis, sourness of lemon and lime, grapes, cucumbers, and all kinds of flavors and tastes that they can't imagine. And you tell them you can grow it, too. You could take a tiny seed and plant it in the soil outside of your home. And they stop you and they say, "All of that exists all in one place?" And then you stop for a second because you realize they haven't even heard anything yet, and they're already amazed. Because suddenly you start to think about ants carrying leaves, skiing, lions roaring, mycelium spreading beneath our feet, birds flying, bears catching salmon, grass, ice, snow, hail, lizards falling asleep on warm rocks, mosquitoes, dragonflies, fireflies lighting up in the dark, salt water, fresh water, glaciers, glowing plankton, pyramids, sailboats, cruises, jungles, hot springs, waterfalls, penguins, giraffes reaching trees, hummingbirds hovering in one place, elephants bathing, bees covered in pollen, spiders building spider webs, caterpillars turning into butterflies, climbing a tree, riding a horse, thunder shaking the windows, sleeping under the stars, lightning turning night into day, rainbows, northern lights, your breath visibly becoming cold, warm bread, cold breeze on a sweaty face, music, feeling the wind on a road trip, languages you haven't learned, cities you've never been, foods you've never tasted, and people you've never met. See, all that is on the same planet, happening right now. And all those images of those things, you realize that most of you've only seen only though screens. this is the world we have it outside. this is the world we are trying to create by creating a Mind though Y theory knowlege in the manual of reality which becomes beacon of hope for any existance by knowing the real value to exit is to exit all experiences with exitement every time we unfold by exploring new Possiblities..