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Matías de Stefano on CERN and Broken Time

Matías de Stefano claims people are caught in time because time was damaged, and that the CERN laboratory in Geneva keeps that damage active. He treats the Higgs boson as what lets other particles carry mass, and the Higgs field as a net across many places and moments. Meditation in Geneva, he says, brought a memory of being inside the machine. He links a clock that reached his grandfather, and a site in southern Egypt, to mending that system. Pieces from the break, he claims, raced across the planet, some stone rows follow those ripples toward central Europe, and researchers sharing data in the 1980s helped create the internet. He also says quantum acts keep cutting time, and that during a rite Shiva appeared as a center new to him. He jokes that Atlantis fell when a French researcher and an Italian researcher ran into each other. That particle collision gag is a joke, not a history claim.

Key points

  • He claims work at CERN in Geneva is tied to a break in time.
  • He pictures the Higgs field as a net holding particles across space and time.
  • He says meditation there revived memories of being inside the collider.
  • He claims stone rows trace outward ripples toward central Europe.
  • He jokes that a French and Italian collision ended Atlantis, and that gag is not a history claim.
  • He says a conscious person is needed to mend the system and describes a vision of Shiva.

Short quotes

So, they created the European Center of Nuclear Research.

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He claims Europe built this laboratory as a fresh start after an older order was wiped away. Watch at 1:00

And I usually say when I was an electron inside a cable.

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He claims a past memory in which he existed as an electron moving inside a cable. Watch at 5:45

My grandfather received from a neighbor that gave it to him.

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He claims a Swiss clock reached his family through a neighbor and belongs to this story. Watch at 8:46

So, every particle is contained in one of these crosses.

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He claims each particle can be pictured as sitting inside one cross of the Higgs net. Watch at 12:29

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