Replying with a new topic from the Pete Santilli & Dr. Judy Wood to avoid interweaving conversations.
Mods, could the other posts along this topic also be moved here for reference as well please? Tigersoap's question appears to be the start of the divergent conversation.
Even curious speculation breaks down here, because the answer would depend on the implementation not the concept. It's like asking if a phone line can be used to talk directly or deliver a message like a voicemail; it depends entirely on how the device is made (it just so happens that “phones” that can't talk directly but can send/receive voice messages are somewhat rare :P)
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What part does randomness play in this?
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It would be extremely hard to “contain” because the odds things going catastrophically wrong would be pretty high. If this concept is what the Philadelphia Experiment was based, my guess is that if I could comprehend the scope of “what could gone wrong”, what has been reported and said by the C's would in the range of “not too bad.”
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And at what point do you think it stops?
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Again, would depend on the implementation from a technological perspective.
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Regarding the amount of data, I'm reminded again of the soul imprint abduction process. The entire body of the victim is replicated. In exact form. The information field would necessarily encompass the totality of all cells in the body (10 to the 13th power)...multiplied by the number of atoms in each cell. That is simply huge, and may compare favorably with the totality of the inanimate structure of a large building. Since abductions occur with ease, the computational power currently available (perhaps rationed at 3 rd density) may be greater than we think.
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Those abductions are in 4D, and therefore the “computers” used would have a comparably infinite amount of “storage” and “processing speed/efficiency”.
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Sound was mentioned (in transcripts) on several occasions as the agent which moved heavy stone blocks. The above Ra except however implied that thought or intent (as in request) was responsible. Is there any indication that sound and thought are somehow related?
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What seems most intuitive to me is that sound would be a kind of medium which acts as a catalyst for the thought/intent to be more easily transmitted and perhaps as part of an interface to translate the “request” into “language” that 1D can “understand”.
Mods, could the other posts along this topic also be moved here for reference as well please? Tigersoap's question appears to be the start of the divergent conversation.
sitting said:Thanks. Very interesting read.
Assuming (for fun) that an information disruption (borrowing Ark's term) gizmo was involved, do you think it was more likely a fire and forget thingy or does it have to dictate continually the altered info stream?
Even curious speculation breaks down here, because the answer would depend on the implementation not the concept. It's like asking if a phone line can be used to talk directly or deliver a message like a voicemail; it depends entirely on how the device is made (it just so happens that “phones” that can't talk directly but can send/receive voice messages are somewhat rare :P)
[quote author=sitting]
What part does randomness play in this?
[/quote]
It would be extremely hard to “contain” because the odds things going catastrophically wrong would be pretty high. If this concept is what the Philadelphia Experiment was based, my guess is that if I could comprehend the scope of “what could gone wrong”, what has been reported and said by the C's would in the range of “not too bad.”
[quote author=sitting]
And at what point do you think it stops?
[/quote]
Again, would depend on the implementation from a technological perspective.
[quote author=sitting]
Regarding the amount of data, I'm reminded again of the soul imprint abduction process. The entire body of the victim is replicated. In exact form. The information field would necessarily encompass the totality of all cells in the body (10 to the 13th power)...multiplied by the number of atoms in each cell. That is simply huge, and may compare favorably with the totality of the inanimate structure of a large building. Since abductions occur with ease, the computational power currently available (perhaps rationed at 3 rd density) may be greater than we think.
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Those abductions are in 4D, and therefore the “computers” used would have a comparably infinite amount of “storage” and “processing speed/efficiency”.
[quote author=sitting]
Sound was mentioned (in transcripts) on several occasions as the agent which moved heavy stone blocks. The above Ra except however implied that thought or intent (as in request) was responsible. Is there any indication that sound and thought are somehow related?
[/quote]
What seems most intuitive to me is that sound would be a kind of medium which acts as a catalyst for the thought/intent to be more easily transmitted and perhaps as part of an interface to translate the “request” into “language” that 1D can “understand”.