| New Civilization News: Preparing for the showdown: November 7th |
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19 Jul 2007 @ 14:28 by istvan : Dear Max, 19 Jul 2007 @ 22:57 by Ed Dawson @76.168.86.105 : well gee... You DO fly back and forth from Brasilt several times a year, do you not? Since that accident occurred in a Sao Paulo airport, we assumed it was the airport you use. So of course your friends would be wondering. Isn't it nice to know that your continued survival is important to more people than yourself? None of this is intended as any invalidation of your ability to survive. It is not actually a survival issue to your friends; it is an affinity issue, notice it. your friend, Ed 19 Jul 2007 @ 23:04 by mx @201.1.12.200 : very much appreciated :-) certainly, I didn't mean to criticize who is writing me... in the contrary, some old friends I didn't hear from for quite some time were resurfacing.. :-) the rant was more about how such a tragic event is exploited by the media in the entire world, and how fast.. 20 Jul 2007 @ 00:02 by Ed Dawson @76.168.86.105 : I suspect I suspect that Reich was a genius local boy; someone from around here (this planet). And he was probably killed by vested interests, or at least by outraged morphic fields who didn't like their tidy reality rearranged. Tesla on the other hand seems to me to be an outsider who dropped in, grabbed a body, and helped us using knowledge he already possessed from where ever he originated. I don't feel sorry for him; he did his job and dropped the body, letting the local savages do what they wanted to it. My only question is from how far away did he come? From another civilization far away in space seems logical, but that doesn't feel right... to me he feels like he dropped in from the future. As a being above time, he would be immune to the demands of local morphic fields to not upset the agreed-upon dramatization. :) Ed 26 Jul 2007 @ 17:22 by jmarc : No news is good news Having given up on television, newspapers, and now internet news, I stand agape that the world continues to turn, whether or not I read up on what happened in it in the previous week, day, or hour. It makes for a more stress free life, for sure, whether one is living in a jungle in Brazil, or a small lake side town in New York. 27 Jul 2007 @ 06:11 by mx @201.13.97.31 : blessed is who... ...has the smarts to escape the manipulation of the media, amen :-) in reality there ain't many of us even though all the commentators to this Blog who I know personally are of that kind... the only good newspaper is a burning newspaper ;-) a threefold hurray to sanity :-) 8 Nov 2007 @ 13:37 by mortimer @68.209.134.124 : ignorance stuck on stuck Well it is nov 8th and I wonder what happen at the showdown. I don’t mean to be gender bias but, it does seem that ignorance keeps reaching for one more last grasp before knowledge penetrates the whole. A feeble attempt to stop birth of what it itself has helped co create in the world. I’m boggled by it, ignorance stuck on stuck. What right does ignorance have to stop progress, what right does ignorance have to bring so much death and destruction, and what right does ignorance have to claim ownership of pure potent joy and sudden change. The pure energy of knowledge may be confused by this stuck on stuck, but I remain confident that it cannot be stopped. It’s a fundamental law of the universe; the truth cannot be stopped. Other entries in Science 10 Mar 2010 @ 07:57: the Most Important Second ever 27 Sep 2007 @ 00:46: Parallel universes are a bit more real 30 Jun 2007 @ 23:36: Synthetic Life Soon 19 Jun 2007 @ 17:14: The Scientific Case Against Materialism 25 Apr 2007 @ 14:17: Quantum physics says goodbye to reality 27 Mar 2007 @ 10:30: The New Antinomy 29 May 2006 @ 23:19: Chemtrails: Text book for kids. 11 Feb 2006 @ 16:55: Verification of realty: Scientific experiment, hypothesis, theory & law 9 Feb 2006 @ 11:44: The Biospheric Cycle 4 Feb 2006 @ 14:42: Lactose intolerance
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