Скачать или смотреть XPE05: Reality in Reconstruction — Why Your Past & Present Aren’t What You Think

Reality feels immediate, solid, and shared — but the mind is doing far more stitching behind the scenes than most people ever realize. Your memories aren’t stored. Your present moment isn’t happening when you think it is. And the “now” you experience is built from delays, predictions, and reconstructions your mind quietly assembles for you.

In this episode, Pamela and Xenessa explore the mechanics behind reconstructed memory, identity-shaped pasts, perceptual lag, and why time behaves nothing like our intuition suggests.

This conversation sets the foundation for the next episodes in the trilogy, where we examine the possible structures underneath: Simulation Theory and the Multiverse.

Timestamps:
00:00 Chapter 1 — The Stitching You’re Not Supposed to Notice
01:37 Chapter 2 — Memory Isn’t Stored, It’s Rebuilt
04:35 Chapter 3 — Identity as the Editor of the Past
06:44 Chapter 4 — Divergent Realities & the Myth of a Shared Past
16:30 Chapter 5 — The Story You Keep Updating
24:14 Chapter 6 — The Present Isn’t the Present (Neuroscience)
30:05 Chapter 7 — Time Doesn’t Flow (Physics)
43:38 Chapter 8 — So What Are We Actually Experiencing?
47:52 Chapter 9 — Opening the Next Layer of Reality

If you want to keep exploring how reality is built — and what might sit underneath it — subscribing makes sure you don’t miss the next chapter.