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originally posted by: Pimpish
a reply to: universalbri
I understand, why learn something. It's much easier to just close your eyes and say, "My memory is great, we're just in another reality!"
By the way, it's not a documentary and it's not telling you what to think. It does have Hollywood production and it's more or less some experiments on memory.
Here's an example. They show a group of people a penny for a few seconds. Something most people see nearly every day. They take the penny away, flip over a board with a bunch of different penny heads on it and tell the people to pick the correct one. Nobody did.
If you're unable to watch something and draw your own conclusions that's your issue. I decide what to think on my own.
originally posted by: MindBodySpiritComplex
It may have been their own little psy op to make the public aware on a mostly subconscious level that we need to take things in our own hands in order to ascend.
The reality shifts/corrections/timelines whatever you want to call them are actually addressed in Jupiter Ascending on several occasions. It is even pointed out that the memory redaction process of the aliens does not work on all humans if I remember right.
originally posted by: fleabit
My wife was at first quite interesting in seeing that film. So I tried to catch her off guard.. and said "So.. what was that movie you wanted to see? Jupiter...?" She immediately said "Ascending." So.. personally, I think the brain may trick folks Ascending.. rising.. but it was probably always ascending. And in fact, that's how I remember it.
originally posted by: Pimpish
a reply to: universalbri
Cool. Like I said, if you want to keep your eyes closed and say it's not your memory we're in a different universe that's fine. I've seen many people on ATS, and in life, like that, it's no surprise. You see it all the time with religious types, not wanting to hurt their core beliefs so just refusing to look at or believe things that go against that. I'm fine with that. Have a great day!
originally posted by: universalbri
Funny. I don't recall saying I was the one with the perfect memory ;-)
*ring ring* Lindsay Lohan called. She wants her presumptive and self righteous attitude back.
originally posted by: universalbri
Your memory may be terrible. Mine's not. Spot on with recognizing evidence of alternate realities lately rather than adhering to this 'we are flawed' concept
originally posted by: universalbri
But even then. I suspect this conversation is 'interpreted' to you - even if you do speak English - and that your knowledge base and pool of perspective based information may not align with mine, which suggests that some words and phrases - and heck - even cultural cues - may simply not have translations to you and your perceptual reality.
This is usually easy to spot when this occurs - as the reactions generally tend to take offense when there's any implication there's something they may not be aware of - and it's generally speaking an animosity or sarcasm ridden response.
is this a byproduct of a 'universal translator' which needs updated? Or of personal interpretation that suggests you need educated that science has advanced and what were theories are now commonly accepted facts?
This I do not know. But I suspect your response will provide a poker like 'tell' of your hand.
originally posted by: DelMarvel
Universal ATS translator: You're saying if I don't agree with you I'm one of the sheeple.
No "animosity or sarcasm" intended on my part. That's just how it reads to me.
originally posted by: Pimpish
I suggest you watch the 45 minute video I posted earlier on memory. I think you'll find it surprising and enlightening. The human memory is pretty terrible.
originally posted by: universalbri
Your memory may be terrible. Mine's not. Spot on with recognizing evidence of alternate realities lately rather than adhering to this 'we are flawed' concept and 'there's a pill or video that will only cost you a dollar to fix that'.
originally posted by: MoonBlossom
So for me, this is most certainly not a memory issue. I also cannot fathom that so many people have fallen into Alzheimer's or the like - solely on this singular topic.
originally posted by: KnightLight
You translated incorrectly from my view.. He was not claiming a superior stance. He was actually saying you are not quite in the same world, and words/concepts/things understood by your brain control where you land, so you may not even be speaking ever so slightly the same language..
He wasn't meaning that you were a sheep. Only a different human.
originally posted by: universalbri
If that explanation doesn't make sense, you'd have to understand computer science, quantum and mechanical physics, at an applied and core level to fully know what I'm referring to.
But even then. I suspect this conversation is 'interpreted' to you - even if you do speak English - and that your knowledge base and pool of perspective based information may not align with mine, which suggests that some words and phrases - and heck - even cultural cues - may simply not have translations to you and your perceptual reality.
This is usually easy to spot when this occurs - as the reactions generally tend to take offense when there's any implication there's something they may not be aware of - and it's generally speaking an animosity or sarcasm ridden response.
Or of personal interpretation that suggests you need educated that science has advanced and what were theories are now commonly accepted facts?
This I do not know. But I suspect your response will provide a poker like 'tell' of your hand.
originally posted by: KnightLight
Anger often comes, from you being in the matrix, and someone around you you sense is trying to wake up.
Jupiter Ascending (2015)
Alternate title: Jupiter Rising
originally posted by: KnightLight
It's why I KNEW what the characters in Lost were about to say.. And the people I was with acted in Anger.. When I said it, sort of like you are.. And then the characters said what I already said.. I was right of course.. They saw me be right but still had the anger feeling..
originally posted by: DelMarvel
You don't see how a statement like this is condescending?
And by the way, I'm not angry. You're projecting your definition of the unenlightened ("sheeple") on to me.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: DelMarvel
Why would they scrub it anyway?
A deliberate attempt to mess with weaker minds?
And I can't believe people are still arguing Berenstain.
If someone thinks it was ever Berenstein, they're wrong, it's not some glitch in the matrix, or time slip, they're plainly and simply wrong.