Sergio Monor and programming language: a symposium on the zodiac
Spanish science communicator Sergio Monor claims that non-human entities program reality through language. A symposium gathers these theses about the zodiac.
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Sergio Monor is a communicator who claims that language and the words used to name reality have been used by non-human entities to "program" what we experience. A symposium on the zodiac brings together these theses, which have no scientific backing.
## Who is Sergio Monor and what does he claim
**Sergio Monor** is a communicator who gives lectures in which he analyzes the language and the words that, according to his approach, non-human entities would have used to program reality. His central thesis holds that everyday vocabulary is not neutral, but a tool of conditioning. These ideas are framed within a symposium on the zodiac that brings together other speakers such as **Roberto de Olinkali**, from the naturist school, **Pedro Bustamante** and **Santos Bonacci**.
Monor became known on **TikTok**, where some of his videos, because of the music and a style that sometimes disregards form, seem like joke content. That does not stop his message from being taken seriously among those looking for alternative explanations to what they perceive as an uncomfortable web of life.
## The zodiac as the symposium's framework
The symposium on the zodiac serves as an umbrella for these lectures. Vedic astrology is mentioned as one of the tools that, according to this circle, help to reassemble life's "puzzle". There is no scientific evidence supporting the idea that language programs reality or that the zodiac determines life events.
These claims circulate without verification and are presented as personal interpretations, not as proven facts. The scientific community does not back them.
## A style that raises doubts
Monor himself acknowledges that some of his manners are not the most polite. That, together with the use of music in his videos, leads part of the audience to wonder whether he is speaking seriously or joking. That ambiguity is common in content that mixes alternative communication with entertainment.
Anyone who trinc these theses should contrast them with verifiable sources. If the matter affects personal decisions, it is advisable to consult a professional.
## Who is Sergio Monor and what does he claim
**Sergio Monor** is a communicator who gives lectures in which he analyzes the language and the words that, according to his approach, non-human entities would have used to program reality. His central thesis holds that everyday vocabulary is not neutral, but a tool of conditioning. These ideas are framed within a symposium on the zodiac that brings together other speakers such as **Roberto de Olinkali**, from the naturist school, **Pedro Bustamante** and **Santos Bonacci**.
Monor became known on **TikTok**, where some of his videos, because of the music and a style that sometimes disregards form, seem like joke content. That does not stop his message from being taken seriously among those looking for alternative explanations to what they perceive as an uncomfortable web of life.
## The zodiac as the symposium's framework
The symposium on the zodiac serves as an umbrella for these lectures. Vedic astrology is mentioned as one of the tools that, according to this circle, help to reassemble life's "puzzle". There is no scientific evidence supporting the idea that language programs reality or that the zodiac determines life events.
These claims circulate without verification and are presented as personal interpretations, not as proven facts. The scientific community does not back them.
## A style that raises doubts
Monor himself acknowledges that some of his manners are not the most polite. That, together with the use of music in his videos, leads part of the audience to wonder whether he is speaking seriously or joking. That ambiguity is common in content that mixes alternative communication with entertainment.
Anyone who trinc these theses should contrast them with verifiable sources. If the matter affects personal decisions, it is advisable to consult a professional.
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