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by natecull
Wed Apr 09, 2008 5:08 am
Forum: General Discussion
Topic: NOTEPAD for RANDOM IDEAS
Replies: 2635
Views: 5137047

Re: What does God need with a saucer?

However, I don't believe that "God" has been to the forums so I am not sure where you are headed. What I have seen is humans wishing to achieve the next step up the ladder to the higher dimensions. My point is that I don't believe that 'achieving the next step up the ladder to higher dime...
by natecull
Wed Apr 09, 2008 1:48 am
Forum: General Discussion
Topic: NOTEPAD for RANDOM IDEAS
Replies: 2635
Views: 5137047

What does God need with a saucer?

Hearing all these ideas about saucers, time machines, 'accessing higher dimensions' and other wondrous things, I keep getting Jim Kirk's line from Star Trek V: The Final Frontier in my head: "What does God need with a starship?" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098382/quotes Don't get me wrong...
by natecull
Mon Apr 07, 2008 3:55 am
Forum: General Discussion
Topic: NOTEPAD for RANDOM IDEAS
Replies: 2635
Views: 5137047

PESwiki

Also, if people are looking for a Wiki resource about these kind of topics, PESwiki ( http://www.peswiki.com ) might be a good place to browse and merge information into. For a start: http://peswiki.com/index.php/PowerPedia:Thomas_Townsend_Brown needs a bit of love. Edit: Okay, it seems there's two ...
by natecull
Mon Apr 07, 2008 2:19 am
Forum: General Discussion
Topic: NOTEPAD for RANDOM IDEAS
Replies: 2635
Views: 5137047

Harold Aspden on concentric capacitors

Something I just came across, and I forget where I linked to it from (was it here? if so, then forgive me for not acknowledging, or for being repetitive, as it's probably been raised here anyway): http://www.aspden.org.uk/2.htm Again with the aether spin and capacitors. And a date of July 2007. Has ...
by natecull
Thu Apr 03, 2008 11:41 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

Maybe reading too many of AM's posts has flipped my own waffle-pan, but: The weird feeling I get from reading a lot of this material is a sense that the people concealing/revealing this knowledge (if they do in fact have any actual knowledge) perhaps are doing so in such a roundabout, cryptic way be...
by natecull
Thu Apr 03, 2008 11:02 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

Re: California Flying Disks

http://www.projectcamelot.org/ralph_ring.html Thanks for this link! I know I've come across Carr before but this was more information than I've seen so far. And that very strange, cryptic book of his. I can't make head nor tail of it, but it seems to have strong resonances with Stan Deyo and Walter...
by natecull
Wed Apr 02, 2008 12:52 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

And if the Earth is nothing, but a big, spherical capacitor then we can see that the electrical capacity it hold induces the gravity. But is it? We seem to have plenty of big rocks in our solar system with no ionosphere and they have gravity just fine. What is the electrical charge of an asteroid, ...
by natecull
Tue Apr 01, 2008 8:18 pm
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

Re: Trying to Make Sense

natecull, I have just taken the time to read carefully through your "multi-phased" assessment of the actually storylines that have been set for the book. I commend you for taking the time to sort through all the myriad possibilities that the narrative triggers, none of which come to any r...
by natecull
Tue Apr 01, 2008 8:09 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

www.singleglobalcurrency.org/documents/ArticleEconomist1988GetReadyforthePhoenix_001.doc Interestingly enough, right at the end of WW2 (1944), John Maynard Keynes proposed such a unified international currency, at least for the purposes of international trade, called the Bancor: http://en.wikipedia...
by natecull
Tue Apr 01, 2008 5:21 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

(following up myself)

The next question is 'if the Caroline Group is so good at burying energy technology, how come they missed the ball so spectacularly with atomic fission'?

The hair-trigger Cold War and nuclear proliferation doesn't seem like it was a particularly useful outcome for anyone.
by natecull
Tue Apr 01, 2008 5:18 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

Re: why not pounding?

My problem is that one of my baselines is the Deyo theme of the need for the movers and shakers to prepare for the economic transition necessary for the introduction for the technology. That is, if conventional technology is rendered obsolete overnight, in order to maintain their place the top end ...
by natecull
Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:21 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

Re: why not pounding?

You are assuming that US/UK was what "they" were about. Remember, we are dealing with a global consortium, that for the most part is not interested in politics or economy in the general sense. They seem to be more interested in preventing other groups from gaining access to technologies t...
by natecull
Tue Apr 01, 2008 1:30 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

Re: A Wiki? Hmmmm...

I kind of wish we had a Wiki here... That's actually an interesting idea... how would that work? Any thoughts on how to set it up? I know there are some public Wiki sites, like pbwiki.com We could perhaps start there...? --PS A hosted wiki might be a quick way to get started, or you could install a...
by natecull
Tue Apr 01, 2008 1:21 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

Re: why not pounding?

There is no military action which could destroy the will of suicidal solders. it's a tactic that Tsun Soo knew all too well. Yes, that much is clear, but not only that, what puzzles me is that we're apparently not even seeing the US military *attempt* to use exotic Townsend Brown descended technolo...
by natecull
Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:38 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Epilogue: The Sound of Time
Replies: 979
Views: 948823

I kind of wish we had a Wiki here... so many names, events, and organisations to juggle. One thing I would like to know, having read the whole book and still feeling as much in the dark as ever, is how many scenarios we have of what the significance of Dr Brown's gravity research was? IE, it seems r...