James Jensen is the CEO and founder of JUMP, a virtual reality company that offers the thrilling experience of base jumping and skydiving through a headset. Initially an illustrator, James transitioned into digital art and founded his own creative agency, specializing in visual effects and 3D programs. With a passion for leading-edge technology, he has founded and led various technology companies and partnered with major entertainment entities. James's latest venture, JUMP, introduces Hyper-Reality, a multi-sensory entertainment experience that replicates the sensation of jumping and flying without any actual risks.

In the latest episode, James shares his journey from traditional art to virtual reality creation, capturing the attention of industry icons like Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford, and Larry Page. He focuses on utilizing virtual reality to enhance human experiences and foster personal growth. James and William discuss the success of "Jump," a groundbreaking technology that combines entertainment and technology to bridge the gap between humans and the digital world. They highlight its rapid expansion with multiple locations worldwide and its potential to transform people's perspectives and beliefs. James also introduces "Upgrade," a project aiming to create a more effective operating system for humans, envisioning a future where Jump is globally accessible, allowing individuals to upgrade their minds and compress lifetimes of experiences.

They explore the profound implications of simulated reality and its potential to make individuals superhuman, equipped with wisdom from countless lifetimes. They discuss the possibility of stress, anxiety, and conflicts becoming obsolete as humanity collectively upgrades and reaches new levels of consciousness. The podcast concludes by emphasizing personal growth and the importance of raising consciousness as a community, leaving listeners inspired to consider their own potential and the transformative power of simulated reality.

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