Ezechiel
Paranormal Adept
This show was absolutely great.
The main message that I recorded from this exchange is that Steven Bassett’s exo-politics/disclosure agenda has nothing to do with protecting the subject of ufo from ridicule but even maybe actually amplify it. Like he said, he’s after the government and its policy of keeping a truth-embargo and I think his strategy is brilliant.
By promoting a ‘Barnum and Bailey’ type circus of guests, he’ll be showcasing the outcome of 60 years of truth embargo and the next wave of wild belief systems and semi-religions that are emerging around the subject. I figure he’s gambling that the government will get the point once the high strangeness gurus start building momentum with their extreme speculations and transform a superpower into a laughing-stock. You don’t build a critical mass only with highly credible elite. You get the whole orchestra involved and use the elite to snipe at the noisy negativists… makes perfect sense. But I honestly think, this is something Bassett couldn’t disclose without damaging his X-conference.
The pressure of ridicule is greater than the pressure of credibility. I think he’s right. When the world turns to France, U.K., Chile, Mexico, Denmark, Canada, etc… for honesty, you’ve got a problem. Would you really expect a country struggling with intelligent design issues to disclose in the short run? Yikes!<O</O
At this point in time, the U.S. should concentrate on restoring the credibility of science (at least among a majority of its people), invest in education and protect the division of church and state. Evolution and scientific progress are really the true foundations enabling the idea of the potential presence of an extra-terrestrial component in our lives.
The main message that I recorded from this exchange is that Steven Bassett’s exo-politics/disclosure agenda has nothing to do with protecting the subject of ufo from ridicule but even maybe actually amplify it. Like he said, he’s after the government and its policy of keeping a truth-embargo and I think his strategy is brilliant.
By promoting a ‘Barnum and Bailey’ type circus of guests, he’ll be showcasing the outcome of 60 years of truth embargo and the next wave of wild belief systems and semi-religions that are emerging around the subject. I figure he’s gambling that the government will get the point once the high strangeness gurus start building momentum with their extreme speculations and transform a superpower into a laughing-stock. You don’t build a critical mass only with highly credible elite. You get the whole orchestra involved and use the elite to snipe at the noisy negativists… makes perfect sense. But I honestly think, this is something Bassett couldn’t disclose without damaging his X-conference.
The pressure of ridicule is greater than the pressure of credibility. I think he’s right. When the world turns to France, U.K., Chile, Mexico, Denmark, Canada, etc… for honesty, you’ve got a problem. Would you really expect a country struggling with intelligent design issues to disclose in the short run? Yikes!<O</O
At this point in time, the U.S. should concentrate on restoring the credibility of science (at least among a majority of its people), invest in education and protect the division of church and state. Evolution and scientific progress are really the true foundations enabling the idea of the potential presence of an extra-terrestrial component in our lives.