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What if the human body is advanced hardware running outdated software?
In this episode of The Weird Canadian, Cody Johnston sits down with Helen Muller from You, Me & Happiness to explore happiness, epigenetics, DNA expression, consciousness, energy work, AI, identity, rural community, and what it means to live with less chaos and more intention.
Helen shares how her search for happiness started at 16, why chasing euphoria can become a trap, and how she thinks about the “larger consciousness system.” The conversation moves through old patterns, personal change, breatharian/pranic living as Helen's personal experience, food and information, simulation theory, AI as a mirror, and Cody's book-in-progress, Bleeding Digital.
This episode is not medical advice and does not claim proof of cures, healing, DNA rewriting, or guaranteed results. It is an open, skeptical, curious conversation about consciousness, human potential, personal responsibility, and the stories we live by.
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