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singular_me
30th April 2018, 08:46 AM
well articulated Max... of course how could have humans with a 70-80 IQ find out about how to melt metals (iron and bronze) in the first place... just as for 1 and 0 making data encryption and computers possible... masses take these discoveries for granted... or even evolution, relying on the faith in the "missing link" is really taking us for a ride.... u-ummm...
3 thumbs up!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2948&v=VIUuJ0vZk-E
Cebu_4_2
30th April 2018, 05:33 PM
That was pretty good.
singular_me
1st May 2018, 02:13 AM
nothing is like we think it is, and humans are fighting among themselves because of scams
yes babylon but it goes much further than that...
That was pretty good.
Neuro
1st May 2018, 02:52 AM
well articulated Max... of course how could have humans with a 70-80 IQ find out about how to melt metals (iron and bronze) in the first place... just as for 1 and 0 making data encryption and computers possible... masses take these discoveries for granted... or even evolution, relying on the faith in the "missing link" is really taking us for a ride.... u-ummm...
3 thumbs up!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2948&v=VIUuJ0vZk-E
Human brains haven’t evolved since the Stone Age. The ones who discovered the process of making iron and bronze, were most likely the geniuses of their time with IQ’s similar to the geniuses of our times, 150+. But you are correct low IQ people don’t really invent anything new. But they may believe “aliens did it”... LOL
ziero0
1st May 2018, 06:12 AM
Human brains haven’t evolved since the Stone Age. The ones who discovered the process of making iron and bronze, were most likely the geniuses of their time with IQ’s similar to the geniuses of our times, 150+. But you are correct low IQ people don’t really invent anything new. But they may believe “aliens did it”... LOL
I wouldn't dismiss low IQ people in such a cavalier manner. IQ doesn't enter into the concept of a baby chicken's brain but look at what they can accomplish
RUPERT SHELDRAKE'S "DOGS THAT KNOW WHEN THEIR OWNERS ARE COMING HOME"
Human intentions can bring about effects at a distance in a variety of ways: a dog can pick up its owner's intention to come home from many miles away; a cat can respond to its owner's silent call; and a person can feel the intention of someone to call by telephone. Likewise, animals' intentions can affect people to whom they are bonded, as when cats in distress call their owners to the rescue. And animals' intentions can also affect other animals. All these kinds of intentions can work telepathically through morphic fields. But what if an animal's intentions are directed toward an inanimate object rather than a member of its social group? If its intentions could influence such an object at a distance, without any known forms of physical contact, then this would be an example of psychokinesis, the name given by parapsychologists to the action of mind on matter. In some astonishing experiments with young chicks, the French researcher Rene Peoc'h has demonstrated just such an effect. His experiments involved young chicks bonding to a machine instead of their mother.
Newly hatched chicks, ducklings, and goslings "imprint" on, or form an attachment to, the first moving object they encounter, and they then follow it around. Under normal circumstances, this imprinting instinct causes them to bond with their mother, but if the eggs are hatched in an incubator and young birds first meet a person, they will follow that person around instead. In laboratory experiments they can even be induced to imprint on moving balloons or other inanimate objects. In his experiments, Peoc'h used a small robot that moved around on wheels in a series of random directions. At the end of each movement, it stopped, rotated through a randomly selected angle, and moved in a straight line for a randomly determined period before stopping and rotating again, and so on. These movements were determined by a random-number generator inside the robot. The path it traced out was recorded. In control experiments, its movements were indeed haphazard. Peoc'h exposed newly hatched chicks to this robot, and they imprinted on this machine as if it were their mother. Consequently they wanted to follow it around, but Peoc'h stopped them from doing so by putting them in a cage. From the cage the chicks could see the robot, but they could not move toward it. Instead, they made the robot move toward them (Figure 16.1). Their desire to be near the robot somehow influenced the random-number generator so that the robot stayed close to the cage.' Chicks that were not imprinted on the robot had no such effect on its movement.
In other experiments, Peoc'h kept non-imprinted chicks in the dark. He put a lighted candle on the top of the robot and put the chicks in the cage where they could see it. Chicks prefer being in the light during the daytime, and they "pulled" the robot toward them, so that they received more light.
Peoc'h also carried out experiments in which rabbits were put in a cage where they could see the robot. At first they were frightened of it, and the robot moved away from them; they repelled it. But rabbits exposed to the robot daily for several weeks were no longer afraid of it and tended to pull it toward them. Thus the desire or fear of these animals influenced random events at a distance so as to attract or repel the robot. This would obviously not be possible if animals' desires and fears were confined inside their brains. Instead, their intentions reached out to affect the behavior of this machine.
I interpret this influence in terms of a morphic field that projects out to the focus of their attention, connecting them to it. Just as a field of intention can affect people or animals at a distance, so it can affect a physical system. In one case, intention has effects at a distance on the brain. In the other case, intention has effects on random events in a machine. As far as I know, no one has yet repeated Peoc'h's experiments. It is possible that they involve some technical flaw that no one has yet spotted. But if they are reliable and repeatable, they are very important.
http://atheistnexus.org/group/pantheismnaturalisticspirituality/forum/topics/rene-peoch-telekinesis
ziero0
1st May 2018, 06:15 AM
History books are written by the victor. The loser doesn't get to present his issues. All of history is nothing but made up explanations of the victors facts.
singular_me
1st May 2018, 03:07 PM
one thing we agree on: the brain capacity has not changed, that is pretty much it. sure Neuro... but many disagree with you... and it is well documented, start with Micheal Tellinger, but sure you have faith in the "missing link" . The alien theory is one path... but the evidence of ADVANCED predeluvian civilizations is pretty well encouraging too. Do you really believe that our planet is alone in the entire universe, that there are no other world populated with beings that are millennia ahead or/and behind?
But for you history starts with babylon and you will not dig deeper.
ohh and by the way:
THE COLLAPSE OF THE EVOLUTION THEORY*
PowerPoint PPT Presentation
https://www.slideserve.com/maximos/the-collapse-of-the-evolution-theory
this podcast will continue to irate many, I bet you didnt even listen... just wrote something based on my 4 line paragraph
Human brains haven’t evolved since the Stone Age. The ones who discovered the process of making iron and bronze, were most likely the geniuses of their time with IQ’s similar to the geniuses of our times, 150+. But you are correct low IQ people don’t really invent anything new. But they may believe “aliens did it”... LOL
singular_me
2nd May 2018, 02:57 AM
what is important to get, as Max Igan puts it, no matter how far we are willing to dig, there is no definite answer....
the PowerPoint presentation was made Dr. Simiat O. Elias Senior Lecturer Department of Physiology Lagos Sate University College of Medicine, raising many important remarks, though being a muslim, he too falls into the trap of creationism at his own level.
I believe that creationism vs evolutionism was created as a divide and conquer, so most will never start looking for a 3 rd possibility
ziero0
2nd May 2018, 05:31 AM
I believe that creationism vs evolutionism was created as a divide and conquer, so most will never start looking for a 3 rd possibility
The universe is one big neural network?
Round earth. Flat earth.
Democrat. Republican.
Communism. Capitalism.
Male. Female.
Evolution. Creation.
Man. Human.
Government. Anarchy.
The world becomes an interesting place when you examine it through dual lenses. Look what happened to Gulliver when he proposed opening the egg in the middle as opposed to the big or small ends.
singular_me
3rd May 2018, 03:52 AM
how can we even be sure about the origin of our senses after reading this.... is what we perceive as reality a complex computer simulation? Question that anybody going down the rabbit hole will end up asking him/herself... so where do we go from there ?
Holograms projected onto brain could help replace lost senses
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/hologram-brain-replace-lost-senses-optogenetics-holographic-brain-modulator-a8329356.html
ziero0
3rd May 2018, 05:56 AM
Illusion is false information. Delusion is taking an action based upon illusion.
Most people operate entirely in the realm of delusion. Ultimately we are responsible for our actions and not the actions of others. Paying more attention to your decisions will help navigate the maze that has been constructed of false information.
singular_me
19th July 2018, 02:49 AM
max igan does it again... whatever your color/race, we all have been played.... fooled... even the overpopulation numbers are likely incorrect...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34rsRgthemo
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TRANSCRIPT EXCERPT
Manly P. Hall - How Karma Works (Or Does It?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2578&v=RA-OP0V7PY8
There isn't anything in life that is good that is lost, the idea a deity (of karma) has a book and writes it up for our advantage is not quite correct, but its a good symbolism, that is all. The book is in ourselves. the things we have done right become the bases, the growth and development of the human soul, the individual has done what is right, may have limitations, may have some suffering because it is difficult to live in a society that does not recognize right. But the individual is a passing soul in the society, he is born, he suffers and he dies, but his character and his soul return to Eternity.
Therefore he may have to sacrifice some advantages to ensure that he will be in a better condition in the cause of the future. This is why we look forward to a new age, a new age in one and which the entities of a previous generation are supposed to have learned something begins to come back into the foundations.... A person has the tendency to overlook his blessings in favor of his misfortunes... consequence is not merely punishment. It is the individual achieving that what he deserves...
we can look at the world as it is, and I think that most will realize that the world at this time is not governed by the best attitudes, it is governed by selfishness, by ambitions that are false or excessive, developing around an financial center that is unendurable, and it is also exploiting and destroying the natural resources, all these things are happening. Every newspaper has articles on them. Every individual knows something about these matters but he continues to ignore them, either believing that there is nothing he can do about them or that he is too busy with other things that he prefers to do. But the great working of Karma which sometimes brings a human being to the edge or chaos, is bringing the collective humanity of which we are apart also on the brink of chaos.
As St Augustine pointed out long ago... a human being has certain privileges of energy, there are things he can do and things he cannot do. One of the things he can do is improving himself. One of the things he cannot do successfully is to dominate other people. The moment he begins to dominate other people, he creates a reaction, another level of religion. Whatever religion goes out to proselyte and determined by force or otherwise to conquer masses of human beings, these religions themselves are in great trouble and ultimately will come to an inglorious end... (end of transcript)
singular_me
20th July 2018, 07:01 PM
The Minds of Men
from Aaron and Melissa Dykes PRO on July 16, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWOa0oUCfVo
there is a link on the original page to vimeo, where you can rent it for 72hrs for $3.99. They deserve our help. IMHO
singular_me
12th August 2018, 04:35 AM
This is not racism it is Return to Realism!
Yes it is... well sort of, it is exactly what happened 100's of 1,000 years ago but it was done directly... you know, when it is said that the Sumerian Kings ruled for 241,000 Years. Why is sumeria's history almost passed under the rug... because they do not want us to ask questions that could derail darwinism. simple. One must be a fool to believe that earthians are the most advanced civilization in the entire cosmos.
Humans could colonise space by sending DNA to distant planets and 'printing' a new civilisation, experts claim........... The "printing" idea starts out by encoding human genetic information in bacteria so that our DNA can hitch a ride to another planet. Scientists recently discovered that microbes can survive the trip from Earth to Mars, so the theory is, why not bring some genetic code along next time? Then once the DNA-toting microbes arrive on the new planet, the building blocks of life are reassembled as a human being.............. If you want to roll with the terraforming scenario a bit further, you can imagine the human-encoded bacteria reassembles naturally, through organic processes, to eventually evolve into descendant organisms—sort of restarting the human population.
"Maybe that process has happened before," Steltzner told me over the phone this weekend. "Maybe that's how we got here."
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/ypwwpy/our-best-bet-for-colonizing-space-may-be-printing-humans-on-other-planets
well articulated Max... of course how could have humans with a 70-80 IQ find out about how to melt metals (iron and bronze) in the first place... just as for 1 and 0 making data encryption and computers possible... masses take these discoveries for granted... or even evolution, relying on the faith in the "missing link" is really taking us for a ride.... u-ummm...
3 thumbs up!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2948&v=VIUuJ0vZk-E
singular_me
13th August 2018, 07:02 PM
Like I said countless of times, darwinism is going to be our downfall if we do not wake up and disengage from the system... yes, as MPH demonstrates, the hermetic and alchemic knowledge of nature is by far superior, and that is why they have been unchallenged so far... we learn or we die
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EXCERPT, Manly P. Hall - Animals and the Cosmic Order
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9cTGRHIZkw
Every misuse of Life is a blaspheme and heresy. Every living thing is supported by the Divine Power....there cant be no sin in which there is no recognition of good and evil.... the Animals is not governed by vice and virtue, it is governed by an immutable law of its own kind. Therefore an animal cannot sin. But man with the right of choice, the right of discretion, the right to differentiation, as Thomas Aquinas pointed out, is responsible for his own actions.... and man is the only creature that we know that is aware of this Life, aware of the use and abuse of that Life.
There is only One immutable Divine force, originating in the Divine Being . This one and immutable Force, is life, vitality and opportunity to all living things. From the lowest form, from the atoms and molecules to highest of all cosmic structures. This one Life therefore is what we live off, from and by. This One Life is the reason we are alive. Without it we couldn't even exist. Every word that we say is made possible by that One Life. THEREFORE if we say which is not true, we are abusing that Life. Every mood that we have is that Life. THEREFORE if the mood is unkind or unpleasant we are abusing this Energy, THEREFORE if we intentionally hate, destroy, condemn is a blasphemy against the One Life.... War is a supreme misuse of energy.... THEREFORE if we destroy and betray and shut off the proper circulation of our own life energy, we commit within ourselves a terrible earthquake or a great flood or a great disaster but with our collapse of our own intelligent use of energy, all the billions of parts of ourselves must suffer also.
JDRock
13th August 2018, 07:05 PM
"He who controls the past, controls the present. He who controls the present controls the future." I believe geo orwell
Bigjon
13th August 2018, 11:08 PM
History: Fiction or Science? Dating methods as offered by mathematical statistics. Eclipses and zodiacs. Chronology Vol.I 2nd revised, expanded Edition
by Anatoly Fomenko (https://www.amazon.com/Anatoly-Fomenko/e/B0032J096G/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1) (Author), Franck Tamdhu (https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=dp_byline_sr_book_2?ie=UTF8&text=Franck+Tamdhu&search-alias=books&field-author=Franck+Tamdhu&sort=relevancerank) (Editor), Polina Zinoviev (https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=dp_byline_sr_book_3?ie=UTF8&text=Polina+Zinoviev&search-alias=books&field-author=Polina+Zinoviev&sort=relevancerank) (Illustrator)
https://www.amazon.com/History-mathematical-statistics-Eclipses-Chronology/dp/2913621074
Neuro
14th August 2018, 11:24 AM
you know, when it is said that the Sumerian Kings ruled for 241,000 Years. Why is sumeria's history almost passed under the rug...
There is no fucking evidence for Sumerian kings ruling for 241,000 years, it is pure nonsense. It would be prudent for those making these claims to provide evidence, if they want rational people to believe it. For those that are moonbatshitcrazy they could tell them anything and they would believe it, if it fits the particular idiotic theory they currently entertain in their ignorance and delusion. :rolleyes:
Ergo no evidence is provided.
singular_me
14th August 2018, 07:03 PM
in your darwinian world, sure.... you will not admit that darwin is a hoax anyway, so I am not holding my breath
it is your choice to disregard
"Maybe that process has happened BEFORE," Steltzner told me over the phone this weekend. "Maybe that's HOW we got here."
but ridicule the life span of the sumerian rule instead to derail the link between the 2... sure and how sumerians knew the number of planets in our solar system is also BS, right? '
The great flood cannot be proven either but I believe it
case proven you are a victim of divide and rule.
Did you bother listening to Igan OP podcast by any chance ???
This thread is for people who can STRETCH it
I believe even more in predeluvian civilizations which validate the origins of sacred knowledge, in no way the so called bronze age could have found about IT
There is no fucking evidence for Sumerian kings ruling for 241,000 years, it is pure nonsense. It would be prudent for those making these claims to provide evidence, if they want rational people to believe it. For those that are moonbatshitcrazy they could tell them anything and they would believe it, if it fits the particular idiotic theory they currently entertain in their ignorance and delusion. :rolleyes:
Ergo no evidence is provided.
Cebu_4_2
14th August 2018, 07:17 PM
case proven you are a victim of divide and rule.
I don't see it as that as all. What you are saying is a stretch of the imagination. If perhaps it is true or somewhat true you have to back it up with something.
singular_me
14th August 2018, 07:44 PM
Neuro and I have been through the same conversations countless of times,
to ridicule something you wont believe it exists anyway is what I mean. It i s like an atheist trashing whatever belief system... there is no debate here, so he should just stay away. It is like being unable to figure out that the sacred geometry involved in the great pyramids means that egyptians did not build them. the bronze age IQ could not have figured out the sun-earth ratio
These discussions are not for him, he has no right to call moonbatshitcrazy what he cannot debate about is what I mean, it is a typical reaction linked to divide and rule.
Manly P Hall has podcasts about Atlantis for example, and they are hiding history from us. If neuro is stuck with the babylonians, and that I am wayyyyyyyyy farther down the rabbit hole, too bad
I don't see it as that as all. What you are saying is a stretch of the imagination. If perhaps it is true or somewhat true you have to back it up with something.
Cebu_4_2
14th August 2018, 08:10 PM
I don't see anything pertaining to the
divide and rule Aspect is all I am saying.
singular_me
15th August 2018, 02:46 AM
rejecting something one is not well versed in, or even afraid to know about, is a typical reaction induced by "divide and rule".
I am referring to a pervasive attitude that has divided and conquered this planet at all levels... which is also why the forum has lost so many members.
I don't see anything pertaining to the Aspect is all I am saying.
Neuro
15th August 2018, 08:45 PM
rejecting something one is not well versed in, or even afraid to know about, is a typical reaction induced by "divide and rule".
I am referring to a pervasive attitude that has divided and conquered this planet at all levels... which is also why the forum has lost so many members.
You are consistently putting out massive amounts of bullshit with no basis in any objective reality without a single shred of evidence, and I am somehow co-responsible for the destruction of the planet because I call you out on your incessant lying.
True mark of a lunatic despot, who can’t stand being questioned. You feeble minded witch wannabe!
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