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Couldn't have said it any clearer, myself. The protocols are so specific that generalizing from the results is not​ science, it's opinion.

I was describing exactly those kind of entities that you mention, not some 'supreme council' of PM.

The trick is to notice where an assumption has led one astray-this is the basis for so many equivalencies-camouflage, mis/disinformation, etc. On another level, it is referred to as 'Perception Management', and there are powerful private companies that specialize in this activity on a global...

Perhaps we only notice what we program for, as is the case in experiments most of the time. Perhaps, in a 'yin/yang' sort of way, a global response to, or anticipation of, events we would view as negative would be noticed; because we correlate the data to these type of events. Defining a...

I don't think internet access has anything to do with it. "Believing" or "not believing" isn't on the table; it's not that kind of issue. You know those pictures that seem to be a bunch of colors when you first look at it, but then as you look ,something suddenly pops out at you that was there...

Video Comment It's not hard to get so intellectually trapped by these issues, that we lose our sense of place. these questions have no evidential answers-ask Kant and Descarte. But there is a here and now that counts for something, and it really is all we've got. Sometimes we ask a big question...

i think so, and Jung described what he termed "the collective unconscious," evidenced by 'archetypal symbology'-symbols that through usage and association have a resonance across cultures and time. The project (whose name escapes in this moment) that uses a series of random number generators to...

The "known' unknowns, lanterns, birds, etc. are not the issue are they? It's "what's left," which might include that of which they are forbidden to speak for reasons they classify as 'matters of National [In]Security.' That covers a multitude of possibilities. Alexander notwithstanding, I think...

"Expert ET contactee: Half of humanity ascends to 5th dimension on March 21, 2013 Yeah, and what does it mean to choose a particular interpretation, since it is at best just that-a choice. In the hindu maps of consciousness, there is another step beyond 'cosmic consciousness, called the "void"...

Ufology & The Trickster I found your story reasssuring in some strange way, since i have experienced encounters- different, but equally real, yet strange- that somehow reflected an oblique relevance to my inner concerns at the time. I mean, how do you share these things without coming across as...

Ufology & The Trickster Thanks for sharing that story, Poi. The Trickster-ish element appears in this scenario as a kind of socratic teacher, causing you to reflect on unspoken concerns, without didactically instructing you to a particular conclusion, but sort of drawing your attention to...

oops, I failed to capture the sarcasm intended by my post, Rramjet. To clarify (though I am loath to have to explain a joke) the "There you go again stuff was supposed to represent the Air Force position, not your quite accurate argument revealing the lack of forthrightness by them, Forgive me...

There you go again, confronting the problem with secrecy. The old, 'no comment' left unstated that marches straight into oblivion, or to use an old Air Force lyric, "Into the wide (wild?) blue yonder..."--which, of course, opens the door for 'conspiracies, the counterintelligence playground...

Sum of the parts?

"Expert ET contactee: Half of humanity ascends to 5th dimension on March 21, 2013 TO, TYDER, INFOLAD, HOTKAFKA, et all, What a great discussion! Kind of feels like an evening in a French Enlightenment era salon. TO, you and I have discussed your very helpful construct of perceiver/perceived and...

LOL, TO.:D bb

Well done. Next...

Ufology & The Trickster What would a subroutine to 'out-trick' the trickster be made of? A kind of "we see you" thing? A kind of acknowledging its operations, and by embracing it, alter its functional operations?

If we saw where they came from, it would radically alter the conversation. I see airplanes come down from the sky-should I presume they originated off world? No.Ivan Sanderson's book, Invisible Residents, explores craft reported to come from underwater and sail off into the sky, and vice versa...

I'm not convinced. Notice the forearms-they seem so big compared to the rest of the anatomical proportions perhaps like some kind of prosthetic was added from the elbow down. The fingers never move, either. The head is pretty impressive, but definitely not beyond Hollywood makeup capability...