1. Never mail anything.

2. All movies are bad.

3. Manifold is good.

Epigenetics is an interesting rabbit hole, there are unknown number of parts of your genes that are inactive/active at any given time, changing how your body runs/reacts to things.

Certain conditions activate/disable certain epigenetics,

I don’t have any profound ideas but I did plug your request into ChatGPT for kicks.

“1. Knowledge as an emergent property:

Instead of viewing knowledge as something “owned,” consider it a field you tap into. Esoteric traditions like the Akashic Records or philosophical ideas of collective consciousness suggest that knowledge isn’t created but revealed from an interconnected plane. What if your pursuit isn’t to find new knowledge but to recalibrate your perception to access unseen connections in what you already know?

2. The wisdom of forgetting:

Certain mystical practices suggest that mastery comes not from accumulation but deliberate unlearning. The Taoist principle of “wu wei” (effortless action) and Zen kōans point to releasing attachment to intellectual mastery to access deeper, intuitive understanding. This could mean that knowledge you already “have” might not yet be fully known because it is clouded by conceptual frameworks or assumptions.

3. The hidden in the obvious:

What if the occult resides not in what is obscure but in what is so obvious it’s overlooked? The hermetic axiom “As above, so below” could suggest reflecting on microcosmic truths in your daily life as portals to universal wisdom.”