I agree, but I think it isn’t impossible.
I agree, but I think it isn’t impossible.
Randall Carlson is a Freemason, and was a master at one of the oldest lodges in Georgia, according to him. Which supposedly gives him the insight into the esoteric and occult things that are going on. It’s definitely an STS choice, which by nature will restrict his ability to objectively see reality.
It’s part of the private board. I read the other thread about all his geologic discoveries and then tried to verify his story about the fire from the Peshtigo fire from the museum’s website. The copy of that particular letter wasn’t there, in short I just think he’s a fraud but that’s my personal opinion after a little bit of digging. The Peshtigo museum hasn’t responded to my question about the letter he read, if they do I’ll respond on the other thread.
I finally watched Hancok's series recently. I was super grateful for the footage, and at least his approximation to some useful theories. But I was mostly glad to have access to the knowledge we have here, when watching it! There is only circumstantial evidence of course, and sometimes I think he gets very close, me thinks. It's a pity he ignores some things (like evidence for the existence of giants, for example). Overall, I'd give it a very good rating, given the quality of modern shows. He needs to read the Cs, 
but he was good. It will be ridiculed till the comets come (pun intended), but... at least it's out there and some people may be interested enough to read more on the subject, or at least consider the possibility that history is not as it was told, and that humanity is not so powerful and awesome?
but he was good. It will be ridiculed till the comets come (pun intended), but... at least it's out there and some people may be interested enough to read more on the subject, or at least consider the possibility that history is not as it was told, and that humanity is not so powerful and awesome?
Cosmos posted the following:
If you search for "mason" in all the C's transcripts, you get 44 results. Let's take a look at the just a couple of those in chronological order:
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Indeed, sorry for that. iamthatis posted part of it here:
The other part was partly this:
Had a chance to watch both interviews and they were very interesting! Especially the first podcast, episode 872, where they show all the satellite, google earth and drone footage of giant pockets of land that were carved out of the earth due to massive flooding at a scale beyond imagining. I mean, if these floods were as voluminous as shown by the evidence presented, by the fact that the flood waters were able to move massive boulders the size of small buildings as if they were pebbles on a beach, that really would have been a traumatic event that left a mark on anyone who survived such a catastrophe to talk about through myths and legends passed down throughout the ages.
As for the episode with Shermer and Defant, that was insightful in seeing how the scientific authoritarianism and dogma come into play. I mean, so many of Shermer's counter arguments were pretty flat, and he really was stretching it. It's almost as if he didn't know much at all about what was being discussed except at a superficial level, and kept trying to expound this 'scientific process' that because other theories in the past have been debunked because of new evidence, that somehow the same holds true here. Which, realistically doesn't make any sense. If you're gonna argue the evidence, then argue the evidence. Don't meander off into left field talking about Michael Cremo or other theories to prove your point on Hancock and Carlson's theories and then group them into some field of 'pseudo-theories' as the basis for your argument.
I think one part that would be interesting to hear more about is the comet impact theory as the reason for the end of the last ice-age. Even the scientist from the comet research group that they had on was a little hesitant to say it was a comet for sure, and DeFant brought up an interesting point that no major impact site has ever been found, which, I believe Carlson agreed with. Although some of the core sampling of certain types of mineral deposits indicate that something sure did happen in a short period of time that lends credence to the comet impact theory.
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I just watched this, and am halfway through the follow-up:
Yeah, I thought it was very good.. Those Barabar caves are amazing! Seeing the results of the laser measuring devices/3D modelling etc makes the perfection of the works really sink in.. Another interesting thing was: what's the deal with many of these super ancient monuments apparently using METRES as a measurement? And cubits are related to metres? I think I'd heard about this before, but forgotten (was there anything about it in Secret History of the World? I'll have to look). Maybe this is common knowledge? I'm not very educated in these things.. But I think it's not something you hear about much.. Of course it can be simple - the same length measurement could have been derived in the same way by different people in different time periods.. But it made me think of how the C's said freemasonry originated 7000+ years ago - maybe the people who defined the metre in more modern times had access to that ancient knowledge, and were bringing it forward for use in their day, for some reason?
There is a French metrologist who works on these questions. He wrote several papers on it, hoping Google translate will be good enough:
Réflexion autour des preuves de l'existence du mètre en des temps reculés. |
Dans cet article je traite des preuves qui existent à propos de l'emploi par les Égyptiens de l'unité de mesure métrique.
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Pretty sure the Uriel's Machine guys talk about it too in several of their books.There is a French metrologist who works on these questions. He wrote several papers on it, hoping Google translate will be good enough:
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My working presumption at the moment is that Randall Carlson has been taken on a ride. Or in other words: He has fallen into the hands of a clever scammer, or a number of them.
Somewhere Carlson said that he was contacted by this Bendall person about 7 years ago. Carlson said that it took him a while to get convinced about the legitimacy. So, I very much presume that Carlson has done quite a bit of vetting in order to be convinced that it is not nonsense or a scam. Knowing quite a bit on how Carlson seems to approach things, I think it is likely that he even saw some of those prototypes working in action, first hand.
First thing to note: Anyone can be fooled by pretty much anything, even if the person that is being fooled is, generally speaking, a no nonsense type of person that can think critically to a high degree.
Secondly: I think in order to really judge the claims of Bendall, Carlson (or anybody considering/vetting the legitimacy of those claims) would need to have full access to a prototype and test it for a prolonged period themselves. Preferably in such a way that you can apply rather strict testing methods to the “prototype” outside the reach and interference of Bendall and co. Carlson would need to get pretty detailed with laboratory type settings and instruments to judge those claims. In such a prolonged test setup, Carlson could see for himself and with his own eyes if the real world results "of the prototype" hold up to the claims.
My guess is that Carlson never really got a hold of one of those prototypes himself, in order to test them, far away from the interference of Bendall. My guess is that he only saw it “in operation” when Bendall and co were around and/or when Carlson saw it “operate” in their facilities.
Thirdly: If I were Carlson I would critically test and evaluate all the claims and statements that were made to him by Bendall and co via private communication over the years. Such as: By demanding concrete proof of those claims and/or trying to see if he can find any solid data himself in regard to those claims.
Fourthly: I’m quite aware that there are a myriad of people out there who claim that they have this or that “revolutionary”, “free energy“, "alternative energy" and/or “extremely high efficient” device. At one point, quite a number of years ago, I was researching stuff like that quite extensively. At the time I even came to be "convinced" that some guy really had developed a working thing of that sort. So I bought the quite big manual on “how to build it myself”. I never came around to building it at the end, but I’m pretty sure nothing would have come out of it, that is in any way “revolutionary”, even if it had worked.
In short, there are many scammers of that type out there, and as a general rule: you can’t and shouldn’t believe any of the claims unless you have a working device in front of you that you can test independently for quite a while. The proof is in the pudding here.
Additional note:
In Carlsons most recent question and answer live podcast about the defamation campaign against Hancock and Ancient Apocalypse, Carlson revealed that what he made public in the Rogan interview - namely that the famous and big Japanese car company Mazda is working with the technology in terms of a concrete 25 Million Dollar project/development - is part of a none disclosure agreement by Mazda that he shouldn’t have made public! Apparently a panic ensured right after Carlson said this on Rogan and quote, "one of the associates of the Strike Earth Foundation made an emergency flight to Japan to try to do damage control". According to Carlson that slip turned out to be a good thing at the end after all the "ruffled feathers had been smoothed" since Mazda's stock value had an uptick the day or two after the Rogan interview. Sounds all very convincing, I have to say too.
But, if I were Carlson I would try to get some concrete/provable data about those Mazda claims. For all we know, it could very well be that all those Mazda claims are hoaxed by Bendall and co, and Carlson only knows "about it" through what Bendall and co. told him. A good way for Carlson to test those Mazda claims would be, to ask himself: "Have I ever talked to someone at Mazda myself, and if so, is the person really someone at Mazda and/or someone there who has a say on anything?". If not, "have I ever seen any concrete proof about those claims in regard to Mazda myself?". Further, I would ask the Bendall people something like: "Can you provide me with any concrete proof who exactly made an emergency flight to Japan to Mazda and can you show me with concrete proof when that happened and can I talk to the guy?".
And even if the claims about Mazda are true, it is quite less likely, but entirely possible, that Mazda itself has been fooled by Bendall.
Also, if it is a scam, it seems like a prime example on how anyone can be fooled, and most especially, if that person isn't aware about Ponerology and similar stuff.
If it is a scam, I can easily see how Carlson and even Mazda could have been fooled by it over the years. I tell ya, there are really clever scammers out there!
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If Bendall and the „Strike Earth Foundation“ are serious about their claims of those prototypes themselves, and more specifically, that the technology is so revolutionary that it could change the direction of humanity in a positive way, one thing he could do is send out a number of those prototypes (if he wishes, with attached legal reassurances/penalties that it won’t be copied/distributed) to anyone interested in it. I specifically think of the prototype here that is apparently supposed to work on its own and produce energy to run a car as soon as it has reached the appropriate temperatures/conditions via a short intervall of using conventional fuel at the beginning. Somewhere it was said, that by doing so, that prototype can reduce conventional fuel consumption by something like 80 Percent. Then Bendall could attach a user manual how to install it into a car and people could see for themselves if the car works with minimal conventional fuel for an astounding amounts of time. After all, that should be in Bendalls interest, if one of his primary goals isn’t money, but rather that this technology can benefit people/humanity. Right? And going even further, if the primary goal isn’t money but humanity, what would prevent him to just send out working prototypes to everyone (with a reasonable price attached, if he wants)? After all that could only be a positive thing because it would be freely distributed and likely copied everywhere! Isn’t that what he would like to see happen?
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Don’t know how much can be said about it but what I noticed is how very little substance and concrete, specific stuff Bendall seemed to say/present in his short appearance in the video above with Carlson and the howtube chief (actually pretty much zero IMO). All of what Bendall said pretty much sounds like hot air to me with a lot of platitudes.
If it is a scam it is kinda afoul to see how they seemed to have pushed Carlson into a position to be the main spokesperson and presenter of the technology, rather then Bendall himself. It almost sounds like Carlson is being used by Bendall to deeply „study“ and then explain hisrevolution scam to the public. Why are they apparently so fixated on Randall doing the „heavy lifting“ for them, by trying to get Carlson to absorb „40 years of Bendalls research“ and then be the primary person who should explain/present it to the public?
I said that my working presumption is that Carlson is being taken on a ride, but the more I look at it, the more that presumption seems to be a huge understatement.
If it is a scam it is kinda afoul to see how they seemed to have pushed Carlson into a position to be the main spokesperson and presenter of the technology, rather then Bendall himself. It almost sounds like Carlson is being used by Bendall to deeply „study“ and then explain his
I said that my working presumption is that Carlson is being taken on a ride, but the more I look at it, the more that presumption seems to be a huge understatement.
And thereafter, flip the script with the lens looking to Carlson and Co. - see, look how gullible he is, which might position his other work, which is good, in a bad light to the many who are on and off the free-energy train.
