(05-12-2010, 05:50 PM)Richard Wrote: Asteroids, comets, solar waves, rogue planets, pole shift, earthquakes, super-volcanoes, alien invasion, financial meltdown, nuclear war, viruses, galactic waves…so much fear. So many books and theories to be sold on the internet. So many lecture circuits…so much money to be made.
No one really knows what the future holds.
There is also the possibility that we will all live the natural extent of our lives now and experience more lives in the centuries to come as humanity gradually comes to its senses. Probably can’t sell many books with that theory….
Richard
One heck of a laundry list, but let me ask you a complicated question.
Most people have daily obligations to contend with like work and taking care of family. The vast majority of people have limited time to take a serious deep look into the myriad of confusing and conflicting nightmarish conspiracies.
Of those that do have the time it is likely that most of them are either not interested because they have better things to do, or the idea of spending the amount of time required to sift through endless stories in an attempt to isolate bits of scattered truth and correlate them into any credible conclusions might take as long as 10 years sitting at a computer studying the subjects. How many people do you think would want to do that? Certainly a small number would, but they would be scattered all over the globe and likely not even ind each other.
Let us premise the law of averages dictates that there are those rare few who do make that kind of commitment and are able to actually piece something together out of the endless maze of confusion.
What do you think would happen If they tried to tell anyone?
If they merely put up a web site it would look pretty much just like all the other Hoax sites full of mountains of information put together in a manner that could make sense, but it would still sound just as crazy as most of the other kook sites.
If you tried to tell people face to face, or even in a message forum your likely going to get laughed at by people with no solid grounding in the subjects.
You would also have to deal with many people who for whatever reason bought into actual hoaxes because they only spent a few years researching and lacked enough background data to get past some very sophisticated cointelpro operations which had been going on for decades to keep the truth hidden.
So here is my question.
What would you personally do if you had been one of those rare people who due to being retired was able to have invested 10,000 hours, or more over a 10 year period and you actually managed to deduce enough of the reality puzzle to determine that an impending catastrophic global change, or event was going to result in billions of deaths? Your certain of it by virtue of ten long years of collecting the right bits of information and ruling out vast swaths of disinformation thereby allowing you to see a proper analysis that those other seekers who are at a disadvantage from the lack of sheer numbers of years that it that it takes to incubate a proper realization.
Worse is you realize how impossible it would be to convince people because they lack the background knowledge and have their minds polluted with reams of disinformation on top of their ignorance.
The evidence is in the painstaking deductive reasoning and analysys and is simply too complicated to impart to average people who have been on Prozac and SSRI's for 5 years and who's minds are poisened and delusional with television programing and ignorance based skepticism.