Vibes Don't Lie: Reading Energy in a Disconnected Tech World

If you want to know if a person is lying, feel their vibe; their energy speaks louder than words. I say this often, and I mean it—because resonance, unlike rehearsed words, can’t be faked. One thing I've learned? People who try to fool others eventually attract those who mirror their own intentions.

Right now, tech is at an inflection point. Many feel lied to and disappointed. I get that because I feel it, too. I tried speaking up and was dismissed—except for one man who keeps pushing me to stand up for what I believe in and who has my back.

Now...I understand where others are coming from. I’m new here. Just a voice among many, maybe an outsider trying to claim my spot in the room. Sure, I have plenty to learn—and I'm ready. And I respect them for wanting to educate me. But there’s one thing nobody here can teach me: how to feel and read energy. The kind of energy that reveals what’s happening behind the words and promises.

So yeah, I'm good at spotting the bullshitter in the room. Let me paint that picture for you—no Midjourney required. There are those with genuine intentions, and then there are the ones hiding behind eloquent word salads, desperately trying to impress an audience with concepts that fall apart under real scrutiny. Their actions and energy never align, and that dissonance is impossible to miss.

You Can't Fake Energy

In tech, you need to be tuned into those subtleties to avoid following the llama in the room. Sure, llamas have a great sense of direction and can remember trails, but they also spit when they feel threatened. It’s their defense mechanism to assert dominance and communicate their place in the hierarchy. And honestly, that’s what happens when you trust someone whose actions don’t match their words. They’ll lead you just fine until there's friction, and then suddenly, you're dealing with a stubborn creature that refuses to move unless you’re willing to agree on their terms.

In this industry, reading energy isn’t just a skill—it’s essential. It’s the only way to navigate the dissonance between words and reality, find the truth amidst the noise, and align with those whose intentions truly resonate.

Don't be fooled by eloquence; Alignment Speaks Volumes

This is precisely the problem in tech. The industry loves to parade buzzwords like “diversity,” “transparency,” “connection,” and “ethics.” They shout them like slogans from an Applebee’s commercial. But if we tune into the energy behind these words, it often feels empty—almost as if the word doesn't match the sentiment.

We create by default. It’s in our DNA. The ability to create deliberately sets us apart—especially when you put it in marketing terms. It’s what differentiates us from the machine. Humans create their reality, driven by thoughts, beliefs, and desires, while machines, regardless of their intelligence, lack this spark of conscious creation. Machines will never turn "shit into shinola" unless prompted because that kind of creation requires a drive born in the heart, not in the lab.

However, when we create without resonating or innovate just for the sake of innovating, the cracks begin to show. The illusion of progress breaks down. Many big corporations once started with good intentions, but they disconnected from their heart center somewhere along the way. They became consumed by the artificial frequency, mistaking it for the real deal. They thought they were operating at the highest frequency—believing they were spreading joy, enlightenment, and achievement. But the truth is, something was missing—something deeper, something human.

Emunah: The Missing Element in Tech

The word?"Emunah"?flashes in my mind as I write this. It isn't random—Hebrew words don’t usually pop into my frontal cortex for no reason, so I follow my train of thought— Emunah is the Hebrew word for faith, but the kind of faith that keeps you steady when logic falters, that silent assurance that pushes you forward when circumstances are stacked against you because, as energy beings, we drive the science of deliberate creation when aligned with our true purpose. And so, Emunah means having deep trust in our divine creation.

It’s about building purposefully, understanding the greater good, and putting people before profit, which yields energy currency. When we create from a desire to do good, the universe, in return, aligns us with people, opportunities, and circumstances that can provide the return on investment we desire.

When technology is built without Emunah, it’s just code, cold and detached from the people it’s supposed to serve thus why resonance cannot be faked in tech.

But when we let Emunah guide us, we remember why we started building in the first place—not for metrics, but for people. We ask questions like, "How does this resonate with our humanity?" and "What energy are we putting out?"

True creators resonate from the heart—machines can only mimic

For all its complexities, the tech world comes down to this simple truth: you attract what you put out because what we resonate with, we eventually create. It’s a reflection of our energy, our frequency. And for anyone reading this who’s tuning into that energy, this message is for you.

Listen to the resonance. Feel the energy. And know that, no matter the buzzwords, the slogans, or the promises, the truth speaks through what people do, not just what they say, for vibes are the truth-teller's words could never be.

Till the next truth bomb,

Debbie