Danny Goler is in the process of making a documentary about his discoveries involving DMT and lasers and what this might mean for simulation theory. His work is rapidly gaining interest within the psychedelic community, with figures such as Andrew Gallimore, PhD discussing and critiquing his theories.

At first glance, many might assume these ideas are “crazy.” However, I believe it’s important to understand people’s experiences, especially when they find them deeply meaningful. Dismissing an idea outright without giving it any thought leans towards authoritarian scientism. I’ll be honest—when I first saw the documentary trailer, I actually started laughing. It seemed so outlandish. But then a colleague of mine, also a researcher, said, “What if he’s right? You don’t know.” And you know what? I don’t.

Many people believe in things that don’t entirely make sense. Religion is unverifiable, yet it shapes countless lives. For more secular people, some search for meaning by believing in aliens. This doesn’t make them psychotic. There are functional members of society who also believe in complex, far fetched new religious movements (cough cough, Tom Cruise - scientology).

With that in mind, I’m here with Danny to learn more about his projects, what led him to his beliefs, and how, if at all, these beliefs bring meaning to his life.

I will not be assessing the validity of what he claims, but rather I am trying to understand what he believes and why and what it says about broader psychedelic culture and beliefs.

Danny’s website: https://www.codeofreality.com/

Danny's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@dangothoughts

Related Interviews:

Danny Jones Podcast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJp2rASRKMc&t=2899s

Andrew Gallimore Reaction to Danny Jones Podcast:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Hz6fab5NiE

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