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Not in my experience. At all. My sense is that it's more akin to an ant demanding that the local human appear to explain why the anthill was just kicked. Even if the human could understand the ant, it probably wouldn't bother to explain itself. And if it did, the answer wouldn't make any sense...

1) Redfern has totally lost the thread on this as far as I'm concerned, and just published entertainment. His last few books put forward are contradictory to say the least. To put it frankly, I've put everything Redfern has ever published into file 11. And everything similar. QAnon has taught me...

Don't agree, unless things like 'democracy' and 'human rights' are also considered to be social movements. My sense is that it's a label the far right has put on anything it doesn't like, and has invented by itself for it's own uses. The people in the 'social movement' don't consider themselves...

Because it works. Humanity isn't rational, it only pretends to be. We're not smart animals, we're animals that can be smart. Trigger a human fear response, and the humanity goes away. We become frightened frozen animals, easily controlled. To back up what I'm saying, there has never been a...

I'm not claiming any of my experiences are evidence or proof of anything objectively. I wouldn't believe this stuff if it hadn't happened to me. My point, for what it's worth, is that most of it seemed physical to me.

Above you claim abductions are paranormal, not ET. I don’t claim to be an abductee but I stared one of those little bastards in the eye once. Never said a word to me. But I’m fairly sure that if I punched it in the face, it would feel it. Not that it would let me. That make it real? I dunno...

they won't, because it's akin to string theory. An interesting idea, that's fundamentally untestable, and therefore not science. But it is interesting.

I think you're heading down a 'the universe is a hologram' path. https://www.vox.com/2015/6/29/8847863/holographic-principle-universe-theory-physics

Even the term SJW is an appropriated term. It means 'Social Justice Warrior' and one that could be applied to many that post here. If you've ever called anyone out for anti-social behaviour, you're an 'SJW,' and that's somehow become a bad thing. As is 'Cancel Culture' which is something...

As a counter-point: hardline Trump supporters do exist, and you can find them organizationally on places like 'thedonald.win,' parler, etc and they do have leaders, a mandate, a rough org structure, they self-identify, etc. As does Q: it exists, it's leaders can be named, and it has a mandate...

Antifa is 100% invented as a made-up enemy. It literally does not exist. That is not to say that there are not radical left-leaning individuals prone to protest or violence - of course there is. But there is no central group with this as a mandate, or is coordinated, or has a clear agenda. It...

I think it's one thing to abide by the laws, take precautions, and still do research and ask questions. I think it's entirely another to call Covid pseudoscience as more than 2M are dead worldwide, call for superspreader events like concerts, while having money be your motivation. Making an...

Not sure about Cooper himself, but the exact same conspiracy nonsense like that gets kicked around this topic are the same as what led to Q in my mind. I mean, joint military-alien bases under Dulce, with bodies in vats so the aliens can eat them. Breakaway civilization nonsense. Aliens landing...

If we've learned anything by going through the Trumpian era, it's that purposeful misinformation kills. Van Morrison has been clear - Covid dangers are 'pseudoscience' and he wants the lockdowns lifted so he can make money. Which clearly is exactly the same conspiracy thinking pseudo-criticism...

Yup. It's wild how little folks here understand how things like that really work, even though we depend upon it - and as citizens in fact own it for the most part.

Totally hear and agree with you. Not all companies approach this stuff the same way. I’m talking about projects that I’m aware of and tangentially involved with, that I can’t discuss here.

Speaking of movie soundtracks... remember when they were good? This one literally changed the course of my life, at least as far as music tastes go: Got me into Peter Gabriel, Depeche Mode, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and the Replacements... all some of my faves for decades now. All because of this...

What I'm saying is that most (smart) organizations recognized that we couldn't count on Keystone being there to build a business strategy on - so other transportation strategies were planned. Don't get me wrong, Keystone would be a net positive for us, but most current business plans have been...

The funny thing is that the strategists and executives in every mid-to large size oil company up here has known that Keystone was dead or too late for years. It literally no longer is part of most strategies. Even if it comes on-line, it will be too late because of the sandbagging. It's a...

Into the mystic is one of my favourite songs ever. Oddly enough, I discovered Van Morrison by loving the 80's movie 'Dream a Little Dream' as a kid. Too bad he's a covid denier. It's certainly made me think twice about him.