Read this first:

➡️ https://www.farsightprime.com/forums/general/79307-why-was-this-universe-created#post-469472

Now imagine:

An ISBE that is used to having its own reality finds itself in a world that is governed by universal law. It can't have its will anymore. It became a "subject" to a shared reality. And maybe it doesn't even know how to escape.

In other words: It became vulnerable.

Now look at how many people argue that this world is not real.

Do you see the connection?

They remember owning reality when they had their own realms. They remember the time before they entered this universe. They remember the freedom – at least emotionally.

In the book "Alien Interview", Airl is talking about ISBEs being forced into this reality, which means they are here against their will. She is not talking about the prison planet. She is talking about the universe. But think about that: How can the ISBE be forced before it enters a shared reality? Nobody should be able to do that.

The logical conclusion: The ISBEs enter the shared reality voluntarily.

The problem: They don't know what a shared reality feels like. They don't know what it means. They are used to shaping reality with their will. But inside a shared reality, you have to meet requirements to get things done. You have to work for it.

So, those requirements are the first thing that is perceived as an opposive force. In other words: The worlds starts to feel like an evil place, because it is full of obstacles that can't be overcome with will power alone.

The first reaction of the ISBE is a childish "temper tantrum", which means it tries to solve the problem by increasing its will power. It tries to force its will upon the world, as if the world itself is an obstacle that needs to be removed. But in doing so, the ISBE totally misses the point of a shared reality.

Do you still hate the world for being an obstacle to your free will?