Nassim Haramein - The Most Important Crop Circles Ever! (Updated Videos)

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: Itisnowagain

I see. But does should he not have an understanding of physics according to the mainstream proven by some sort of qualification before he can put forward his own theories and tell us how all the qualified mainstream physicists have got it wrong? Can't see why he "cannot get" a qualification and why can't he learn what he is taught? He might disagree but there's no reason he can't get a qualification of any sort in his subject.

He is dyslexic and says he did not fit in at school - one reason is because he did not go along with what was being presented to him - asked to many difficult questions - so was seen as disruptive.

Have you ever heard the term 'repeater' before? Basically, if you are a good parrot and can just remember what you have been taught you will get good grades and then you can go on to 'repeat' the same stuff to other students. Science only changes it's mind when scientists die.

“Science advances one funeral at a time.” Max Planck

No one is allowed to look outside the box.
Have you seen the film Dead Poets Society?

a reply to: Itisnowagain


So scientists like Stephen Hawking (plenty of others) are repeaters who just parrots stuff he's told? On yer bike.

You see, scientists, once qualified, go on to do stuff called research and long held theories are often turned on their heads as a result and ground breaking discoveries are made that change science's way of thinking all the time.

What about Einstein, who had to die before his work changed the world?

No one is allowed to look outside the box? No one is stopping anyone from doing just that and there are plenty of scientists who are all over stuff outside the box.

Yes, I did see Dead Poets Society and hated it. No awesome firepower, zombies or massive explosions so not my cup of tea.

a reply to: Itisnowagain


And Max Planck died in 1947 so that is hardly a contemporary quote. Things have moved on quite a bit since he said that so do keep up.

What about Einstein, who had to die before his work changed the world?

Nassium will probably be dead before he is acknowledged - who knows?

a reply to: Itisnowagain


If so, TPTB are doing a crap job of silencing him seeing as how people are pretty freely posting his stuff and so is he.

No of course JM doesn't get taught in schools. Jeez, get real.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

He is dyslexic and says he did not fit in at school - one reason is because he did not go along with what was being presented to him - asked to many difficult questions - so was seen as disruptive.

Sorry but to get a degree in Physics how is this frowned upon in any learning institute?

Asking questions is disruptive?

Do live on Mars and schools there are different from here on earth?


Yes many young people are unfortunate to be in a system where its easier if students just parrot stuff, ATS is a prime example especially in a few major conspiracy theories like 9/11, Nibiru, Chemtrails and flat earth.

Watch you tube videos about these subjects, pick 5 videos that are fairly extensive for each of 4 subjects mentioned above, watch them.


Spend a few days reading threads about these subjects after watching the youtube videos.

Its like bird den or seagulls all scavenging for food, the seagulls bit is when you have 2 die hard believers of any of the above arguing because their fantasy is more realistic than the other when in reality, they are argueing fantastic beliefs they hold as if they some sort of truth

Have you ever heard the term 'repeater' before? Basically, if you are a good parrot and can just remember what you have been taught you will get good grades and then you can go on to 'repeat' the same stuff to other students.

You must have left school early.

Yes, in younger years of school you really don't have show understanding of what you learning if you can parrot well.

Once you get past primary school and get into the later years of high school and college you cannot get good grades unless you understand what you are studying.

Because he does not go along with the 'repeaters' - he cannot get qualifications. To pass exams you have to learn what you have been taught.

WTF


Yes to pass exams you have to learn what is being taught.

Learning does not equate to parroting or repeating what been said.

Parroting and repeating things is the first step to be able learn something new as you need be able remember and repeat certain things.

The learning is gaining an understanding and not just repeating.



If he has an understanding of physics as well as a qualified physicist does then there should be no issue getting qualified and if he has a foot to stand on can get his work verified by the larger scientific community and change our understanding of the universe as we know it.

Its guys like this that can make conspiracy theorists into something to be listened to by the larger community if they really have what they say they do.

Yet, after how many years of the internet and free communication world wide, nothing paradigm changing has happened or been exposed by anyone in conspiracy circles.

Those doing the rounds seem to making a living of what they may have had interest in but realized how easy it to milk money from anyone as long you say what they want to hear.

a reply to: Itisnowagain


I'm fairly sure that he won't be.....

originally posted by: InhaleExhale
Sorry but to get a degree in Physics how is this frowned upon in any learning institute?

Asking questions is disruptive?

Do live on Mars and schools there are different from here on earth?

I am just parroting what Nassium said in one of his talks.

a reply to: Itisnowagain


Parrots are actually very intelligent creatures, and surprisingly long lived.

We all start off at junior school by learning our times table by rote but as our learning progresses we are encouraged to question stuff, not discouraged.

For instance, the Royal Society's motto is "Nullius in verba" - "take nobody's word for it".

It isn't "don't think for yourselves" or "parrot this", you may be surprised to learn.

a reply to: oldcarpy
History is taught as fact - you are supposed to take their word for it.

a reply to: Itisnowagain


Yes, but history is not a science, is it? And historical research is always telling us that historians were wrong about stuff.

I thought we were talking about physics, here?

a reply to: oldcarpy

Nassium Haramein speaks about Sacred geometry and pyramids and crop circles. The main stream story about the pyramids and other ancient stuff doesn't add up. Ancient buildings that hold secrets are being destroyed. The people in power destroy the secrets to maintain their power.
Have you ever thought that those scientists that are high up are in a secret club?

I mean maybe it is for the greater good but free energy for all??

The rich and powerful don't want their wildlife reservation being ruined by all those extra people that would be the result of free energy for all.

a reply to: Itisnowagain


I think it's just tin-foil hat paranoia, really.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: Itisnowagain


I think it's just tin-foil hat paranoia, really.

You do not think that ancient stuff is being destroyed on purpose?

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
In this talk he shows what mainstream science says and then shows how he believes they are wrong.

Internet's full of guys like this.

What is your opinion on the 'crop circles' that are being discussed on this thread?

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
The rich and powerful don't want their wildlife reservation being ruined by all those extra people that would be the result of free energy for all.

Birthrates in advanced industrial countries actually decrease because there is no longer a need for people to have children to guarantee that they'll be taken care of in their old age.

History shows that pretty much any significant advance in technology leads to huge economic growth (profit) resulting from all the associated application of that technology.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

HI, it's great that this thread is still alive. NH was a big influence to me but I have a question, which I have asked many times on here and never had a reply let alone an answer.

NH says the solar system is traveling along a line through space. Orbits are therefore not rings but stretched out springs (to put it simply). Now, if that were the case how is Pluto's orbit 'tilted'? If it were moving through space along a line, to achieve the tilt it would have to be going faster and slower, substantially.

I hope that makes sense.

a reply to: and14263


Thank you - my brain hurts!

originally posted by: InhaleExhale




If he has an understanding of physics as well as a qualified physicist does then there should be no issue getting qualified and if he has a foot to stand on can get his work verified by the larger scientific community and change our understanding of the universe as we know it.

Perhaps he (NH), is a Marxist?

I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member.Groucho Marx

Its guys like this that can make conspiracy theorists into something to be listened to by the larger community if they really have what they say they do.

Or, maybe he's an Asimovist?


People who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do. Isaac Asimov

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