Originally published at: THOSE MISSING SCIENTISTS AND DR JOHN BRANDENBURG'S POST
This is an unusual blog today, because I am trying by its means to help out an acquaintance. By now you’ve probably all heard of the missing scientists story that began with the disappearance of US Air Force General McCasland. Most of these scientists have been connected to related issues: space, research into exotic propulsion…
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Maybe our adversaries solved their “harversting” energy problems. No humans required and energy in abundance. Destroying what they hate the last thing left?
Seems elustrius Ep… was looking for codebreakers, not scientists to break the Entropy Equation. Maybe that happened?
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This trilogy is a Chinese sci-fi novel collection, but it’s first book “The Three Body Problem” was instructed to be read by the President in GW Bush Whitehouse Admin. It’s about an alien presence “removing” scientists who work in very advanced tech fields. Make sone go hmmmmm! https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=the+three+body+problem&crid=H8U7HZNYTJDC&sprefix=the+three%2Caps%2C129&ref=nb_sb_ss_mvt-t11-ranker_1_9 www.amazon.co.uk
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E-book free of charge…
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… this is a repost from a previous thread on Wilcock …
… Wilcock always struck me as someone who got sucked into “the game” and was worked over (I mean this in a psychological sense) … and I’m afraid in the end he just couldn’t take it. Take a look at Diana Pasulka after American Cosmic came out. BlakeCosmos has argued to me, quite convincingly, that she was “worked over” (as ultimately it seems are all of the folks who bit on the three letter agencies Garden of Disclosure Apple not so long ago) by her handlers during the writing of American Cosmic (a quite interesting read BTW). In this talk given at The Archives of the Impossible in 2022 she appears somewhat disheveled and slightly “discombobulated”. This kind of personal appearance was unusual for her at the time.
Ignore the fact, although quite amusing to listen to, that the voice of the guy who is introducing her talk sounds something like a cross between Dr. Strangelove and Marvin the Martian.
Check out https://impossiblearchives.rice.edu
Some, shall we say, “interesting things”, going on over there. They appear to be doing a pretty good job of staying under the radar. One rarely hears any mention of this place. However, you have probably heard of its fearless leader Dr. Jeffrey J. Kripal.
https://search.rice.edu/?q=Kripal&tab=Search#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=Kripal&gsc.page=1
Diana Pasulka at The Archives of the Impossible (AOTI 2022 | Fourth Plenary Session)
