We exist in dream states or dreamscapes of realities. This has been known to indigenous people throughout history. Today we look at science and math and call it simulation theory or the holographic universe. Let's say you were having a dream and you wake up. Do you think the dream stops because part of your consciousness has returned to your physical body? No. It's all part of 'streaming consciousness' in the multi-faceted layers of reality of which None are real.

Indigenous knowledge still undervalued: study nbsp; PhysOrg - September 4, 2020

A study investigates how to improve collaborations between Indigenous knowledge holders and scientists, and recommends that greater equity is necessary to better inform decision-making and advance common environmental goals. Indigenous peoples inhabit 25% of the land surface and have strong links to their environment, meaning they can provide unique insights into natural systems. However, the greater resources available to scientists often creates a power imbalance when environmental decisions are made.

The study's Indigenous participants identified numerous problems, including that Indigenous knowledge is often perceived as less valuable than scientific knowledge and added as anecdotes to scientific studies. They also felt that Indigenous knowledge was being forced into frameworks that did not match Indigenous people's understanding of the world and is often misinterpreted through scientific validation. One participant expressed the importance of Indigenous knowledge being reviewed by Indigenous knowledge holders, rather than by scientists. Another concern was that while funding for Arctic science was increasing, the same was not happening for research rooted in Indigenous knowledge or conducted by Indigenous peoples.