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Don P Discussion started by Don P 5 years ago

Over the years there have been many stories and recollections detailed about different ET races. A lot of the stories are what one would consider unpleasant and some so positive they take on a "cult" like mystique. A common theme among most of them is genetic manipulation. Exactly who, why and when will depend mostly on who is telling you but the underlying factor remains the same. We're a farm folks, been so for a long time.
The question is how do we move forward with this knowledge? Do we continue to eat steak in the matrix or do we take back our destiny as species. Some would say our destiny was never ours to begin with. I say there is a first time for everything. So humans, I ask you, wat do?

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PennyBradley That kind of neural net tends to be formed by AI rather than humans. It would require telepathy. Some humans are telepathic, but the majority either are... Show more 3 years ago

rita.cohen A psychic neural net would be so ephemeral. I’m thinking about a grand artistic and engineering endeavor to lay fiber optic linkages, and leave... Show more 3 years ago

A psychic neural net would be so ephemeral. I’m thinking about a grand artistic and engineering endeavor to lay fiber optic linkages, and leave halls of pictographic instructions, so after a collapse into barbarism it wouldn’t take so long to globally reconnect. I’d also establish communities designed to resist information bias along the main trunks or at important junctions. This is where the ideas I shared in that essay about the Direct Democratic Units comes in. [quote="rita.cohen" post=541] [size=14][b]Direct Democracy:[/b] [i]A Path Towards Type 1 Civilization[/i][/size][/quote] Another part of my mission in this life is to work on how to mediate between pacifists like my father and warriors like my husband. Some of the DDU communities would be places where traditional warrior cultures could be preserved. Pacifists would have to be warned that they were entering a socio/political sphere where defending one’s honor was still a regular occurrence. For people like my father, ideas like this just don’t compute. He’s a humanist, a pacifist, and an atheist and he wants us to share his belief that if a conflict descends into physical violence that is a sign of the moral/ethical failure of the participants. My husband, on the other hand, is more suited to an environment where a lesson in etiquette can be punctuated with an ass whoopin’. DDU’s willing to engage in physical defence of their territory would be seeded along stretches of the fiber optic network where severing it could lead to the loss of large chunks of the network. I expect the idea of a communication modality protected by a truly democratic network to be fought tooth and nail by those who wish to control the information sphere. Hence, why I’m not blasting this idea across regular social media.

PennyBradley I was military in space and have Draco DNA added to me. Honor is to be defended. Preferably by respect, but by actions if necessary.

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