The Sun is Not What we We Have Been Told....

[BrownEye]

The knowledge framework is the box,

Hmm. So do we know for sure that human eyes can perceive what a camera perceives? I haven't been to space. I don't exactly place faith in scientific paradigms. I see it much like religious dogma.

Stars are not dramatically brighter in space (above the Earth's atmosphere). Professional astronomer and two-time space shuttle astronaut Ronald A. Parise stated that he could barely see stars at all from space. He had to turn out all of the lights in the shuttle to even glimpse the stars.

The near-absence of an atmosphere means that stellar imaging is possible at many wavelengths which are not visible from Earth. Long-exposure photos were taken with a special far-ultraviolet camera by Apollo 16 astronauts on April 21, 1972, from the surface of the Moon.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Examination...hotographs

This forum is a disservice when spreading bullshit and giving any credence to bullshit.

This is how I saw your words about "medical cures" for cancer. Sort of like cutting off your arm is considered a cure for your itchy hand.

I have noticed that what was science fiction as a child is now science "fact" as an adult. Wise words of bullshit fantasy were used by some even then.

Speaking of conspiracies,

I can't really call this a conspiracy. Who cares if you can see the sun in space, the whole idea was to temporarily take the mind out of the conditioned box.

Zen, often you have a little jab about fantasies and offer advice along the lines of 'get real' etc. That has been fine with me because I identify with an aspect of my being that tends strongly towards intuition and imagination, often at the expense of disregarding facts or scientific evidence.

When you are a child it is ok to have a "healthy" imagination. Once you reach a certain age, that healthy imagination is reason to medicate you. Why does it scare certain people that individuals may not fit into a prepared and conditioned box?