@MiddleOfMayhem … Or a broader understanding of the deeper issues that govern human behaviour and reality. Which up to recently, has been denied and in some cases systematically suppressed. Understandable that those in denial dismiss such possibilities as “delusions” or revert to superiority.
@richardkee61214@RedCollie1 You mean a massive hydrogen gas fusion reactor? Most definitely. Among other things. The point I made was in relation to the craft propulsion.
@RedCollie1 This is taking into account the peculiarities of the object. It’s possible that some form of deception is at play or most likely we are projecting some degree of anthropomorphic activity considering the zeitgeist. Time will tell…
@RedCollie1 Considering what we know to be possibly be the case from the UFO phenomenon, that they use propulsion that “warps” space-time (c.f. Bob Lazar), why would these beings use cumbersome reconnaissance craft in alignment with Newtonian mechanics?
@truthpole This is, without doubt, one of the greatest discoveries of all time. It is understandable why the resistance is so pronounced. It is a game changer.
@ProfBrianCox Brilliant series. Excellent perspective on how our knowledge has evolved with technology and science. And brilliantly narrated, as usual.
@JasonWilde108 What the Libet experiment shows is scientific evidence of this reality. That we don’t have free will but we can have the convincing experience of this. In this sense this should be considered a gift.
@JasonWilde108 Although ultimately impossible, it plays an important role in our experience and our investment in it. If it feels like we have free will then this is what matters. That we can seemingly play a role in our destiny.