"Is the story of Adam and Eve true?"
"I think it is, I came across several separate stories that had one thing in common. Each one was told from their own subjective point of view, distorted by their own interests."
"What are these interests?"
"I think the creation of man on earth is not a problem, but a stepping stone to a solution. And we should not be thinking about what was, but about what is next, once the first reason for its creation has been completed."
"What is this first cause?"
"If a problem is created that no one understands, the right way to solve it may be to create a species that can understand and articulate the problem."
"Is that it?"
"That's it."
"Can humans solve this problem?"
"I think not. But it can be a tool for a solution."
"So man is created?"
"It is all a matter of perspective, because evolution can be seen as such. Remember, if the world is a holographic simulation, then creation can be a smooth installation."
"You said the reason for creation has been solved. What then about man?"
"Maybe the first cause is just the prelude to the second cause. But this will only be revealed when man is no longer present in the world."
"Will we be destroyed?"
"No. But the world in which we were created no longer remembers us. Everything is back on track because the problem that made man necessary on earth never arose."
"Don't you think that's too theoretical? Moreover, in practice it does not seem that the earth man has disappeared."
"Too theoretical? Everyone dreams in their sleep. On the one hand, it's proof of the existence of higher dimensions and parallel realities, yet no one considers them to be so. Moreover, it is also proof of the existence of the third eye, because when you dream, your eyes are not open, but you still see images. Man on earth disappeared by moving away. In a holographic sense, to another arena, just like the antivirus doesn't stay in the game when it's run, but it still exists, but in the game you don't have to remember it."
"Few will understand this point of view and even fewer will accept it."
"Only a minority of those who will get to the point where what is said here is not just theoretical."
"What about the rest?"
"What has been. You live your life. And when the next task comes, it will be as random as before."