bengemima
Talmudim of Adonai Yeshua
I think I have discovered a trend.
I have listened to 20 or 30 episodes now - some highly intelligent guests, some decent guests, moronic guests... and some plum out of their mind guests. Has anyone else noticed that when a guest starts asking questions and immediately answering them, like "Do I know if they are form other worlds? I can't say for certain. Did they tell me that they were taking me to the mother ship? I never said they did, that was an assumption made by the hypnotherapist.
Are they the typical Grays? Perhaps... I couldn't tell because of the poor lighting on the metallic walls" It usually means that they are full of beans?
Since David likes politics so much, I should throw in there that Bill Clinton is notorious for talking like that when he is lying through his teeth. "Did I have inappropriate relations with that girl? Well, that's ridiculous, of course I didn't. Is the word 'is' even in the dictionary? I believe it is, but the definition is a little ambiguous" and so on.
Has anybody ever looked into the scientific evidence for this phenomena? Anybody have a set of metrics laid out with rhetorical identifiers and tell-tell verbal give aways?
I'll tell you another thing I have noticed. Typically, when someone is full of bull, they insert the interviewer into their own experience. It goes like this: "Then I saw this terrible little creature, they way he looked at you was so horrifying that you just wanted to wet your pants, dude. Then they like, took your hand, and made you draw these symbols with your finger... I was scared to death."
Personally, I have no idea how David or Gene can stand hearing that so often. It may be nothing than poor communication skills, but when ever I hear it, it screams BS.
...or maybe it is just a pet peeve, like hearing someone say supposebly or pecifically, as in, "pecifically speaking..."
I have listened to 20 or 30 episodes now - some highly intelligent guests, some decent guests, moronic guests... and some plum out of their mind guests. Has anyone else noticed that when a guest starts asking questions and immediately answering them, like "Do I know if they are form other worlds? I can't say for certain. Did they tell me that they were taking me to the mother ship? I never said they did, that was an assumption made by the hypnotherapist.
Are they the typical Grays? Perhaps... I couldn't tell because of the poor lighting on the metallic walls" It usually means that they are full of beans?
Since David likes politics so much, I should throw in there that Bill Clinton is notorious for talking like that when he is lying through his teeth. "Did I have inappropriate relations with that girl? Well, that's ridiculous, of course I didn't. Is the word 'is' even in the dictionary? I believe it is, but the definition is a little ambiguous" and so on.
Has anybody ever looked into the scientific evidence for this phenomena? Anybody have a set of metrics laid out with rhetorical identifiers and tell-tell verbal give aways?
I'll tell you another thing I have noticed. Typically, when someone is full of bull, they insert the interviewer into their own experience. It goes like this: "Then I saw this terrible little creature, they way he looked at you was so horrifying that you just wanted to wet your pants, dude. Then they like, took your hand, and made you draw these symbols with your finger... I was scared to death."
Personally, I have no idea how David or Gene can stand hearing that so often. It may be nothing than poor communication skills, but when ever I hear it, it screams BS.
...or maybe it is just a pet peeve, like hearing someone say supposebly or pecifically, as in, "pecifically speaking..."
