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originally posted by: KilgoreTrout
Just to correct, I was getting terminology confused I believe - so sorry not cognitive dissonance,I meant Conversion disorder. Although on closer inspection Mass Psychogenic Illness also seems applicable - without the mass (in the case of Havana syndrome that is).
From Dr Green's comments to Mark Pilkington, taken in the wider context, globally even, the problem isn't with the delusions of the great unwashed masses, the losers if you will, Havana Syndrome seems to suggest that the deluded are in the so-called brightest and best that the US has to offer the world, diplomatically speaking. But if we go back to Puharich and his circle, as well as Dulles and his Georgetown boys, hasn't that always been the case. All that influence being why the spread has become so virulent.
I can imagine Dr Green may find himself between a rock and hard place but that seems to be very much of his own choosing.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
You can take it back to cavemen if you wish.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
But Theosophists in the 1800's wrote about 'mystic masters' living on Venus,
who came to the Earth.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
Early 'UFO people' were often also occultists / theosophists. Theosophists helped
found Silicon Valley.
When I say that UFOlogy and the occult are quite related.. it's not idle words.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
But what I meant about 'the Aviary' is that whether they created the nonsense
or not, they repeated it, and were visible enough, but with enough stagemanship
dry ice, that many people, including people in this forum were convinced by
them.. so 'patient zero' of yet another infection vector. I myself find about 25%
of JV's work valuable at this point in time.
That's what I was saying.. my apologies if I was not clear.
I can take what back to cavemen? Words? Labels that quantify but don't qualify? Paraphrenia?
Edmund Bulwer Lytton
Have we learnt enough to come to a conclusion about such "ideas" as they once existed?
they have these two tech-billionarie-characters who've sold their soul to the devil and are trying to manipulate the anti-christ into bringing about the apocalypse. It's hilarious. Such a talented and well-informed bunch of writers. Great social satire.
but making the assumption that he had a genuine interest in the 'truth' at any point in his journey, why would he get worse at finding it.
Seems to me that a whole # load of mess has been built upon through a love of fame and money
The US is effectively having a nervous breakdown over perpetuated fallacies and it's collective unwillingness to address it's mistakes which the CIA hides for them (it doesn't hide them very well from the rest of the world though).
originally posted by: Willtell
The next thing they'll show us is flying coffee tables and lamps!
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
It seemed you were quibbling about who the actual patient zero was. I was saying that each
wave of infection spreads like a new patient zero, and that this has presumably been happening
for all of recorded and unrecorded history.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
We have not. Boltzmann brains are taken quite seriously by top physicists. Those 'Boltzmann brains' may as well be called mystic masters from Venus. Nothing has changed.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
Well there are people who take that quite seriously in the 'real world'. All the way from possibly Vannevar Bush (to use one example of a closet theosophist) onward. Of course, JV told me that there really IS a Colin's elite, and they would certain act in a manner similar to AHS.
People start all sorts of clubs of like-minded people whereby to experience like-minded things. Primarily though the Collins Elite is Redfern's cash cow and perhaps Vallee wants to suckle on that teet too.
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
Mylar balloons usually have a single seam line of joining two halves together..... the OooFO seems to have a significant depth or thickness to it from the perspective angle that I see it at in my view.
Be nice to see a side view of a Batman balloon...
originally posted by: Guest101
....”It has thick edges that look similar to the UFO photo. The general curvature of the front also is a good match.
I estimated the jet to be at about 25000 feet, but having looked at 15000 feet sky dive pictures it might be lower.
An altitude of 15000 feet would put the jet in the altitude range of a Mylar balloon.
So it might be Batman after all… (and as we know, Batman is not a threat to US National Security )”.....