Those are indeed cases of incredible luck, they certainly don't happen often.
It is you who doesn't quite understand it. "Jumping off a cliff" is a perfectly fitting experiment for the kind of bizarre claims you seem to believe in. If it is all an "illusion" then it should not be possible to predict the most likely outcome of such an action. Your Jedi-like reality-altering mind powers would change that reality and you would survive, and not by incredible one-of-a-kind luck, as in the above cited cases, but because you changed reality. It should also be repeatable. If we carried out the "experiment" again, you should be able to alter reality again and avoid the predictable outcome. Rest assured that reality is VERY real. Don't believe it? JUMP OFF A CLIFF. I dare you!However the debate about "jumping off a cliff" is a clear indication that you do not understand what is being discussed, nor will you ever unless you clear your mind from play school arguments. We are talking about something deeper, mystical and mind altering... not about jumping off a cliff. It would be like I was trying to tell you that alchemy is bullshit, because it is just chemistry for pseudo-chemists... which in many cases it is.
You still don't get it, do you? This is not a "my thing vs your thing", this is about THE EXACT SAME REALITY WE ALL LIVE IN, whether you like it or not. Your or mine "opinions" don't matter here. Reality doesn't care about them and it will continue to be what it always has been quite unworried by what we think of it. Reality is very democratic and egalitarian, it is the same for us all.When people want to discuss ONE matter you jump in with your ideas. When people want to discuss the concepts of reality you jump in with your "jump off the cliff" angle.
Focus on your thing, and let others focus on theirs.
Because unlike the "jumping off a cliff" arguments, the above is a bunch of nonsense that is happening in a dream-world setting, NOT in reality.Why don't you give your spin on the above quote instead, and refrain from "jumping off cliff" arguments if you can.
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