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originally posted by: Skeletonized
I've recently read through Forbidden Science Vol.II. Valle's encounters and reflections are fascinating. I feel, however, that i lack a great deal of context. I'm wondering what book(s) i should get my hands on next? Should i backtrack or sidestep?
Any pointers are welcome
originally posted by: The GUT
a reply to: Brotherman
Haha, I send you good vibes all the time, brotherman. I'm in and out here lately, but not totally gone. I'm actually starting to actively get a life again. I needed the cave for awhile, now I need more light heh! Bro hug. (--O--)
originally posted by: Specimen
I think he want to be incredibly specific for the sake of professionalism and credibility. Even though, he is possibly the most credible.
Also, seeing as how technology and science is constantly being improved, and questioned. We as humans can only understand as much as we can, or want too. It might take a supercomputer 40 minutes to simulate a one second brain process,
but they can handle tedious task with no problem, compared to our limited, while unlimited biology.
Anything that has the technology to travel the vast distances of space, as well as knowing what technologies are common outside our region of knowing, and has survived long enough. Is a bit out of our league to understand all at once.
Thanks for the read.
originally posted by: 1ofthe9
originally posted by: The GUT
a reply to: Brotherman
Haha, I send you good vibes all the time, brotherman. I'm in and out here lately, but not totally gone. I'm actually starting to actively get a life again. I needed the cave for awhile, now I need more light heh! Bro hug. (--O--)
I know how you feel man. Now we can get back to hellraising.
Vallee's comments on database stuff has motivated me to try to learn python. Does anyone know where one could acquire a database like the one he talks about?
originally posted by: AthlonSavage
A phenomenon of ufo CEK3> encounters is missing time, people cant remember where they have been. This phenomenon is not just confined to Ufo encounters, it comes up in other areas, for example 411 type mysterious missing persons cases, the rare occasions they are found they have no clear memory of what happened.
Before there were Ufos there were legends of the vampires and other supernatural creatures hypnotising people to subdue them.
originally posted by: Brotherman
a reply to: Tangerine
What credibility issues do you have with David Paulides? I have never heard that one before actually I have read and believe he is quite the opposite.
IF the gubmint is participating, then
their focus is to fly fake UFOs, try
Harp, Blue Beam, and direct
disinfo (like the A.A Theory)
in order to funnel yet more
attention to "the other" in an
attempt to "summon the other".