Well I realized that I edited it to only include my quote after I posted it but yes......I meant to correct myself there.beau said:Craig, you do realize that you quoted yourself, not DonaldJHunt, in the above post? So you are sort of contradicting yourself here.
If you concentrate on the footsoldiers you'll never find the 'mastermind'. Its kind of like isolating a piece of spider's web and saying "this is a piece of evidence", and if I pull this apart, or follow it, it will lead automatically to the spider. Not necessarily, there are many other 'threads' out there that should theoretically do the same thing. Besides, the spider can 'move' - is a dangerous predator - is capable of "camouflage (via confusion and distraction), where as, "the evidence" can't move easily, can easily be tampered with or hidden, and very easily leads a person down only one track.Craig Ranke CIT said:because it is valid evidence proving a military deception and that is EXACTLY what we need to expose the 9/11 fraud.
Well, it's kind of confusing. First you say you aren't relying on either linear or deductive reasoning and now you say that it doesn't matter (which is kind of like saying you ARE using either of the mentioned forms of reason since your conclusion have been formed from them).Craig Ranke CIT said:Bottom line.....to whatever degree it is deductive reasoning or linear deductive reasoning is pretty immaterial here because it is valid evidence proving a military deception and that is EXACTLY what we need to expose the 9/11 fraud.
I don't mean to be picky or a devil's advocate here, but it seems you are avoiding the point Joe made above.Joe said:I don't think we can get to the bottom of it by relying on linear deductive reasoning.
Yet it still linear in each line. You may call it "multilinear", but it is still in the linear family. Non-linear reasoning is something else. It contains "spontaneous jumps" to appearently not logically connected issues, issues that originally seem to be not related to the main issue, but AFTERWARDS prove to be the only way to understand the phenomenon. Only afterwards comes the Eureka! How could we possibly not see it before!Craig Ranke CIT said:Well......I see it as deductive reasoning but not linear since we have more than one line of evidence proving a deception with the light poles.DonaldJHunt said:There is nothing linear or deductive about this reasoning.
Exactly. Non-linear 'thinking' might allow us the chance to view the 'opera' from not only the viewpoint of those who directed it, but those who wrote it - instead of viewing it from the perspective of someone sitting in the audience.ark said:Yet it still linear in each line. You may call it "multilinear", but it is still in the linear family. Non-linear reasoning is something else. It contains "spontaneous jumps" to appearently not logically connected issues, issues that originally seem to be not related to the main issue, but AFTERWARDS prove to be the only way to understand the phenomenon. Only afterwards comes the Eureka! How could we possibly not see it before!
While the control system can easily control the linear thinking of the masses, for instance through computer simulations, and lead it in any direction the controllers wish by implanting false clues here and there, the control system can't so easily deal with non-linear thinking that uses almost infinite pool of data - the whole PATTERN available to our intelligence.
Thanks for helping to clarify.beau said:Well, it's kind of confusing. First you say you aren't relying on either linear or deductive reasoning and now you say that it doesn't matter (which is kind of like saying you ARE using either of the mentioned forms of reason since your conclusion have been formed from them).Craig Ranke CIT said:Bottom line.....to whatever degree it is deductive reasoning or linear deductive reasoning is pretty immaterial here because it is valid evidence proving a military deception and that is EXACTLY what we need to expose the 9/11 fraud.
So, do you disagree with Joe when he wrote:
I don't mean to be picky or a devil's advocate here, but it seems you are avoiding the point Joe made above.Joe said:I don't think we can get to the bottom of it by relying on linear deductive reasoning.
I get your point but we are not concentrating on the "footsoldiers".Ruth said:If you concentrate on the footsoldiers you'll never find the 'mastermind'. Its kind of like isolating a piece of spider's web and saying "this is a piece of evidence", and if I pull this apart, or follow it, it will lead automatically to the spider. Not necessarily, there are many other 'threads' out there that should theoretically do the same thing. Besides, the spider can 'move' - is a dangerous predator - is capable of "camouflage (via confusion and distraction), where as, "the evidence" can't move easily, can easily be tampered with or hidden, and very easily leads a person down only one track.Craig Ranke CIT said:because it is valid evidence proving a military deception and that is EXACTLY what we need to expose the 9/11 fraud.
That's not to say that what you are doing isn't useful, just remember it may be only one thread of a "web" you are investigating, without being able to see where the real spider is, and what it is doing within (let alone who it is). This is how many 9/11 investigators become 'unstuck'. They may not be able to see the spider, but it can sure as hell see them!!! You can bet on it.
Fair enough.ark said:Yet it still linear in each line. You may call it "multilinear", but it is still in the linear family. Non-linear reasoning is something else. It contains "spontaneous jumps" to appearently not logically connected issues, issues that originally seem to be not related to the main issue, but AFTERWARDS prove to be the only way to understand the phenomenon. Only afterwards comes the Eureka! How could we possibly not see it before!Craig Ranke CIT said:Well......I see it as deductive reasoning but not linear since we have more than one line of evidence proving a deception with the light poles.DonaldJHunt said:There is nothing linear or deductive about this reasoning.
While the control system can easily control the linear thinking of the masses, for instance through computer simulations, and lead it in any direction the controllers wish by implanting false clues here and there, the control system can't so easily deal with non-linear thinking that uses almost infinite pool of data - the whole PATTERN available to our intelligence.
Agreed.Laura said:Unless, as I say, the information about psychopathy can be spread as far and wide and compellingly as possible. We need a paradigm shift in our understanding of different types of human beings; we need to be viscerally aware that there are many human predators and how to spot them. Once that is achieved - and it's already a pretty big job - then people will automatically see the signs when the note the symptoms. And then they will KNOW what's up, and what's likely to happen.
Nope.Laura said:Craig, have you watched "Evidence of Revision," all five parts?
Thanks. When you have watched it, let me know. Would like to discuss a few things on there that probably relate to the 911 issue with you.Craig Ranke CIT said:Nope.Laura said:Craig, have you watched "Evidence of Revision," all five parts?
I'll check it out.