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Great discussion @Approaching Infinity.
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Joshua is definitely an interesting guy. I thought his perspective was pretty astute and it was interesting to hear how a lot of what we know from the UFO literature mirrors what's in fairy lore and so forth.
Guess I'll have to read his books to get more interesting details!
Guess I'll have to read his books to get more interesting details!
That podcast was great! Haven't heard a guy so entertaining in a while.
Great banter! The section about deficiencies in olfactory categories was amusing. I imagine dichromatic animals have a similar problem with describing shades of yellow in their own experience of human strangeness.
Thanks for this fascinating discussion!
Joshua mentioned an interesting detail from the correspondence between J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis (at 31:33). Tolkien wrote that the reason people don't see fairies, elementals and other similar beings to the extent they previously did, is because they are not eating the produce of the nearby land anymore to the same degree.
His thinking brought to mind an article I read recently, which described the ways the body works better when eating locally and seasonally. (An optimally running body enables the spirit to be more "in tune" I guess, though there are probably other pathways as well by which folks having localized nourishment "connect" with their surroundings.)
For example: locally grown foods/meats appear to have an EMF signature that matches with our own environment (likely benefitting things like digestion and cellular repair), and as the food has been exposed to the same sunlight cycles/day-length changes as us, it contains energy that resonates with our circadian rhythms.
Another cool point from the conversation that stood out for me (paraphrasing): the paranormal and anomalous experiences hint at something greater about the reality than the mundane everyday existence, but it may be difficult to put and internalize those experiences in concrete terms. Humans have a certain degree of consciousness that interacts with the universe, and at that degree, we aren't able to "incorporate" the anomalous experiences fully. Joshua likened it to trying to decipher the totality and meaning of a book by looking at individual letters.
I thought that it was quite neatly put!
Joshua mentioned an interesting detail from the correspondence between J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis (at 31:33). Tolkien wrote that the reason people don't see fairies, elementals and other similar beings to the extent they previously did, is because they are not eating the produce of the nearby land anymore to the same degree.
His thinking brought to mind an article I read recently, which described the ways the body works better when eating locally and seasonally. (An optimally running body enables the spirit to be more "in tune" I guess, though there are probably other pathways as well by which folks having localized nourishment "connect" with their surroundings.)
For example: locally grown foods/meats appear to have an EMF signature that matches with our own environment (likely benefitting things like digestion and cellular repair), and as the food has been exposed to the same sunlight cycles/day-length changes as us, it contains energy that resonates with our circadian rhythms.
Another cool point from the conversation that stood out for me (paraphrasing): the paranormal and anomalous experiences hint at something greater about the reality than the mundane everyday existence, but it may be difficult to put and internalize those experiences in concrete terms. Humans have a certain degree of consciousness that interacts with the universe, and at that degree, we aren't able to "incorporate" the anomalous experiences fully. Joshua likened it to trying to decipher the totality and meaning of a book by looking at individual letters.
I thought that it was quite neatly put!
The newest episode - MindMatters: Three-Body Problem: Soft Disclosure? John Carter talks ETs and UFOs .. Still listening...
Wow, that Three Body Problem is apparently required reading in military intelligence circles is a bit chilling! Makes sense though.. It would also make sense to me if A Deepness in the Sky (1999) by Vernor Vinge was on the same list. Quite a different kind of sci-fi book but with certain similarities.... It contains two factions of spacefaring humans - one more benign, the other malign and heavily into genetic engineering, viruses, nanotech etc. And a very civilised, industrial era level alien race, who happen to look like spiders, but are presented in the book as like, quaint, lovely WW2-era plummy English chaps.. The high-tech space humans remotely infiltrate the spiders' electronic comms networks and basically start a generations-long information war, without revealing themselves at all, in order to increase the spiders' technology level to where it will be useful for the humans. (So, kinda the opposite of Three Body Problem, much more friendly. But that doesn't matter...)
I wrote a little bit about it here: Session 14 January 2023 ... If you read it, read it as if the humans in the story are 4D aliens (and you can flip around their motives so they're not good guys), and the alien "spiders" are us, 3D humanity. The spiders' generational cycle happens to be timed by a cyclical ice-age during which their whole society goes into hibernation for years, every time... but to the space-living humans, these long timespans are no problem. Anyway so if you frame it like that, and extrapolate, it shows quite some details about how this could all be really happening in the real world, IMO... (bit vague, it's been ages since I read it). It's interesting to think about in the same context as Three Body Problem, I hadn't noticed the similarities before.
Wow, that Three Body Problem is apparently required reading in military intelligence circles is a bit chilling! Makes sense though.. It would also make sense to me if A Deepness in the Sky (1999) by Vernor Vinge was on the same list. Quite a different kind of sci-fi book but with certain similarities.... It contains two factions of spacefaring humans - one more benign, the other malign and heavily into genetic engineering, viruses, nanotech etc. And a very civilised, industrial era level alien race, who happen to look like spiders, but are presented in the book as like, quaint, lovely WW2-era plummy English chaps.. The high-tech space humans remotely infiltrate the spiders' electronic comms networks and basically start a generations-long information war, without revealing themselves at all, in order to increase the spiders' technology level to where it will be useful for the humans. (So, kinda the opposite of Three Body Problem, much more friendly. But that doesn't matter...)
I wrote a little bit about it here: Session 14 January 2023 ... If you read it, read it as if the humans in the story are 4D aliens (and you can flip around their motives so they're not good guys), and the alien "spiders" are us, 3D humanity. The spiders' generational cycle happens to be timed by a cyclical ice-age during which their whole society goes into hibernation for years, every time... but to the space-living humans, these long timespans are no problem. Anyway so if you frame it like that, and extrapolate, it shows quite some details about how this could all be really happening in the real world, IMO... (bit vague, it's been ages since I read it). It's interesting to think about in the same context as Three Body Problem, I hadn't noticed the similarities before.
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MindMatters: The Dark Side of Non-Human Intelligence with Matt Hurley
Matt Hurley is the creator of badaliens.info, a website dedicated to exploring the darker aspects of the UFO phenomenon. In this episode of MindMatters, Hurley shares his journey into UFO research, sparked by reading Above Top Secret as a...
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MindMatters: Artificial Stone: Has Marcell Foti Cracked the Megalithic Code?
In this episode of Mind Matters, Marcell Foti shares his groundbreaking Natron Theory, challenging conventional explanations for the construction of ancient megalithic structures. Foti, an IT professional turned independent researcher, proposes...
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The new show with Marcell Foti and using Natron (now outdated apparently) to make polystone is very interesting. The melting of limestone and granite using "water glass" (sodium silicate, he also mentions the potassium version), pouring or forming (sculpting?) the mixture into a mould or such and then letting it harden is a very interesting idea, one that is not particularly new to me even if his chemical method had only started to cross my mind. But that he has actually done it is something else.
Looking around for the hieroglyph that he refers to as evidence of this stone (re)making process, it's this one that comes from the tomb (TT100) of Rekhmire who served as "Governor of the Town" (Thebes) and Vizier during the reigns of Thutmosis III and Amenhotep II, as well as High Priest of Annu (Heliopolis), c. 1400 BCE. Nobody knows what happened to him. (Just throwing this in here, that the C's said sound wave focusing was last used in 1100 BCE and that the pyramids were built in 8,649 BCE.)
Officially, the middle-upper segment shows copper or bronze or some kind of metal smelting. The middle-lower segment below it shows the making of mud bricks, transporting them and making a wall. Marcell combines the two segments together and interprets them as showing "rock softening" and a polystone wall being "moulded in place". I'm not saying he's wrong, because he and others have been apparently making this polystone on a small scale, but I don't know if this hieroglyph is a good example of evidence. The bricks or stones are very uniformly rectangular, not very "polymorphic".
Marcell is softening rock chemically. I had the idea that once the rock was soft, an electric or magnetic current (singing perhaps?) could be used to form the malleable rock into whatever shape.
Regardless, the first thought I had while watching the interview was that he had rediscovered a 'later method' which also became forgotten. And when he said wood ash was needed as an ingredient, I remembered reading somewhere years ago of Britain being once covered with trees.
Looking around for the hieroglyph that he refers to as evidence of this stone (re)making process, it's this one that comes from the tomb (TT100) of Rekhmire who served as "Governor of the Town" (Thebes) and Vizier during the reigns of Thutmosis III and Amenhotep II, as well as High Priest of Annu (Heliopolis), c. 1400 BCE. Nobody knows what happened to him. (Just throwing this in here, that the C's said sound wave focusing was last used in 1100 BCE and that the pyramids were built in 8,649 BCE.)
Officially, the middle-upper segment shows copper or bronze or some kind of metal smelting. The middle-lower segment below it shows the making of mud bricks, transporting them and making a wall. Marcell combines the two segments together and interprets them as showing "rock softening" and a polystone wall being "moulded in place". I'm not saying he's wrong, because he and others have been apparently making this polystone on a small scale, but I don't know if this hieroglyph is a good example of evidence. The bricks or stones are very uniformly rectangular, not very "polymorphic".
Marcell is softening rock chemically. I had the idea that once the rock was soft, an electric or magnetic current (singing perhaps?) could be used to form the malleable rock into whatever shape.
Regardless, the first thought I had while watching the interview was that he had rediscovered a 'later method' which also became forgotten. And when he said wood ash was needed as an ingredient, I remembered reading somewhere years ago of Britain being once covered with trees.
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On MindMatters, Marcell showcased A Practical Essay On A Cement and Artificial Stone by Monsieur Loriot - on the original manuscript (1777) or Antoine-Joseph Loriot, which can be found:
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A practical essay on a cement and artificial stone, justly supposed to be that of the Greeks and Romans, lately re-discovered by Monsieur Loriot, ... for the ... construction of all manner of buildings; and the formation of all kinds of ornaments of architecture, ... Translated from the French original, ... 1777 : Loriot, Antoine-Joseph : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive (the translation is, in of itself, interesting).
Just before watching the Mind Matters discussion when it came out, I briefly had become involved with a couple of big concrete pours (one was a slab of roughly 105 m3, or 2.5 tons per m3). Although not a comparison, as concrete holds lots of water, unlike what Foti mentions of Natron, it got me thinking as concrete before it is vibrated can have poor consistency, holding voids etc. Once vibrated and worked, it can be very smooth and shaped. There are curing accelerators or delays added. Conceptually, given proper forming, concrete can be cast in place in some similar ways. One mention, though, is that the forms (beefy enough) can hold back concrete when poured, however, once the concrete is vibrated the pressures becomes enormous and can break apart forms quite easily if not well constructed.
In the Natron talk (and had difficulty hearing it all) was how the forming would work - it was understood that the water needed to be pressed out. and once done it might well be free standing enough, except for the open faces that some type of forming would need to be in place.
Anyway, I don't have an opinion that this was the way it was back then (I mean, they quarried big stones out of Baalbek), yet it was interesting and could see this working in situations like the Peruvian wall construction. It is known what the C's have said, and perhaps there are some more questions to ask as there may have been competing methods and applications going back 10,000 years.
Look forward to hearing more from Marcell.
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The above book carries a YT audio of it (1:15) with illustrations - have not listened/viewed it:
and
A practical essay on a cement and artificial stone, justly supposed to be that of the Greeks and Romans, lately re-discovered by Monsieur Loriot, ... for the ... construction of all manner of buildings; and the formation of all kinds of ornaments of architecture, ... Translated from the French original, ... 1777 : Loriot, Antoine-Joseph : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive (the translation is, in of itself, interesting).
Just before watching the Mind Matters discussion when it came out, I briefly had become involved with a couple of big concrete pours (one was a slab of roughly 105 m3, or 2.5 tons per m3). Although not a comparison, as concrete holds lots of water, unlike what Foti mentions of Natron, it got me thinking as concrete before it is vibrated can have poor consistency, holding voids etc. Once vibrated and worked, it can be very smooth and shaped. There are curing accelerators or delays added. Conceptually, given proper forming, concrete can be cast in place in some similar ways. One mention, though, is that the forms (beefy enough) can hold back concrete when poured, however, once the concrete is vibrated the pressures becomes enormous and can break apart forms quite easily if not well constructed.
In the Natron talk (and had difficulty hearing it all) was how the forming would work - it was understood that the water needed to be pressed out. and once done it might well be free standing enough, except for the open faces that some type of forming would need to be in place.
Anyway, I don't have an opinion that this was the way it was back then (I mean, they quarried big stones out of Baalbek), yet it was interesting and could see this working in situations like the Peruvian wall construction. It is known what the C's have said, and perhaps there are some more questions to ask as there may have been competing methods and applications going back 10,000 years.
Look forward to hearing more from Marcell.
P.s.
The above book carries a YT audio of it (1:15) with illustrations - have not listened/viewed it:
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Listening to the excellent The Dark Side of Non-Human Intelligence with Matt Hurley
MindMatters: The Dark Side of Non-Human Intelligence with Matt Hurley
Matt Hurley is the creator of badaliens.info, a website dedicated to exploring the darker aspects of the UFO phenomenon. In this episode of MindMatters, Hurley shares his journey into UFO research, sparked by reading Above Top Secret as a...
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There already should be a Civilian Authority originally established by John F. Kennedy:
1. arresting the 'Dick Cheneys',
2. circumventing debanking actions against key researchers of The People.
3. Protecting whistleblowers from Satanic Cult Kangaroo Supreme Courts.
4. Counteracting Governments, who accuse The People with conspiracy theories, while they themselves are not only neck deep at conspiring Against The People, but have been carrying out trillions worth of Conspiracy Projects to save themselves and carefully leaving The People to their fate.
Especially the US administrations half-hearted "catastrophe responses" to "unfortunate" fires at meat farms and "totally unexpected" forest fires, to city trashing hurricanes and floods reducing cities to rubble show this clearly, I think: they don't want to save The People at all, but aggressively are working on projects like "unfortunate forest fires" or horrible fatal concert shootings - to actually mass murder the more of The People, the better. While they are busy stealing trillions of taxpayer dollars to dig ground-breakingly well researched deep underground doomsday bunkers for themselves to make sure their Pedophile National Security Cult survives the cataclysms.
Essentially, anybody who owns a house on the surface of this planet is already considered unsaveable by any government authority that has done their proper expert evaluations in the past decades, I think. Look at the critically low Defence Level of this surface clown-show of a "civilization". Look at media reports: How the only thing The People can do is RUN: run to outside from earthquakes, then run to high ground from tsunamis and floods, then run from volcanic eruptions. They won't be able to run from meteorite carpet bombardments. Civilian Bunkers - even the million dollar ones for the Upper Ten Thousand surely won't react to asteroids impacting leaving big craters, causing earthquakes right? Even Oreshnik and nuke tests - before they were stopped - caused earthquakes, remember??
I think even the Russian Government planning Catastrophe Emergency clearly sees that only Key and Proven STEM Expert Critical Personnel assets are save-able. The rest.. can say their final prayers. That is what religion is for The People!! IMO. The best chance and excellent preparation for The People is was Religion! If you see large extinction-level fiery asteroids incoming in the skies:
- Pray!
I think as soon as we start to see presidents curiously missing for weeks - Mass Media Assets will point it out or researchers will ask questions:
- Where the heck are our presidents?
- Where has our President been?
That will be a clear signal, I think, that any day now the Deep State has been expecting an un-mitigateable disaster and they will be just looking after themselves: disappearing = saving their basses, hunkering down in their Deep Underground Doomsday bunkers connected with high-speed bullet-train tunnel systems built from trillions of The People's tax money, while maybe saying to The People:
- Thank You for Your Service!
- Now just go and watch some of your Bread & Circuses TV Shows, batten down the hatches of your ridiculously shallow-depth "bunkers" and pray and pass quietly!
Which Preppers have spent billions of dollars to build their 1+ mile deep doomsday bunker?
The only party, who has been aggressively reacting to incoming cataclysm rumors and researching how to save themselves was the government. Even Elizondo declared in one of his interviews: "We have precious little time left". There he quipped about his doomsday bunker.
While the poor unfortunates, The People are still at the beginnings of trying to find out, if UFOs are a conspiracy theory or do aliens exist? How exactly would a simple hand-dug bunker at ridiculously shallow depth save you, when the government scientists have established that relatively "safe depth" for continuation of life on this planet begins at more than a minimum 1 mile depth? Government research results in the books of Dr. Richard Sauder. Faster report summaries: On video here.
Shallow depth bunker Preppers: what will they do if their air-cleaning system craps out or the sewage system starts leaking, because maybe earthquakes actively can make cracks on their "reinforced" bunker walls? Did The People do Critical Error Evaluations & Strategic Planning for bunker emergencies for many decades like the government did? In the books of Dr. Richard Sauder. Faster report summaries: On video here.
What exactly Preppers do expect? Catastrophe conveniently passes and they come up to world full of fresh air and the idillic sound of birds chirping? Deluge planning for the future ==> any expectations for the future scenario that - the surface upside, for when you come up on your land property, where your bunker lies, is now ocean floor?
Any Alien Invasion planning? Situation evaluations, where Nephilim and their robotic drones are actively hunting for surfacing 'bunker survivors'?
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