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Thursday, 20 March 2025

And Suddenly The Future

Everything in popular human ideologies is about the future - what will be if only (usually you do this or that or the other thing).

So I'm reading this summary of a dozen psychologists' inputs from literally fifty years ago (this is the thing to do with the fake Alien invasion), and to cut a very long story short, because my family was at the very top of a national education system somewhere (in fact all over the Southern Hemisphere because they advised on the formulation of the Oxford & Cambridge Matriculation Exams for all Brit Commonwealth countries way back some long time ago now) - because of that, I personally ended up knowing families who were at the time and for decades afterwards, the owners of the main Western (though not so much the German who now dominate everywhere) publishing companies. All of them. One way or another.

The pen is cheap.
the ink, not so much.


But what that also means is that if I wanted to get access to all the scribbling, the notes, the original editor's points, the fly leaf notes from galley proofs still around archived somewhere, for major published works, to some extent I could - although not so much now because most of those families have 'died out;' or else the kids are doing other things entirely and in one or two cases literally sent all the archive material to the rubbish tip.

That's 'to cut a long story short' and also to avoid breaking contracts if you know what I mean.

In other words, if it's vaguely stuff that could be construed as 'out in the public arena already,' well then I don't feel too obliged to keep a lid on it.

So, 'summary of psychologists' recommendations.'

I'm reading in here their definition of 'intelligence' by which they are intending to mean sentience and human intelligence, and by a particular narrowly-defined extension in the instance in question: any kind of sentient intelligence including from elsewhere not this planet.

They say: a being that can take care of itself, can maintain it's own life, and reproduce.

Well that's just ridiculous, but it is the typical kind of stupid Richard Dawkins blather you will get from any one of half a dozen current 'science presenters.'

Today, the brands are 
kind of 'fake' - the
industrial houses
that make the fabric and
dye it are what drives
the highest end.



The real definition of a sentient intelligence centers around only one thing apart from cognizance of itself (the Ego): the permanent need to solve problems.

Take the Christian God - and let's even grant that It has solved 'Death' and is both Eternal Itself as well as is able to make dead human live (again).

Still It has problems to solve!

The biggest one being that while It has absolved some humans of their past bad behaviors, there remains the problem of how to have them co-operate with this 'plan' not to keep doing said bad behaviors from a fundamental internal character fracture...

The way that the usual pop followers of the Christian fashion, style it, well, 'God' being All-Powerful just blinks and nods like Jeannie in the TV Sitcom, and everything is 'fixed' kun faya kun.

And, humans are not so happy with that idea and psychologists are definitely not happy with it.

Thinking minds want to know about 'the process!' 

The Doctor/Pharmacy racket has a process, which is to 'disappear' through the use of mind or neural signalling line-altering drugs, that a person ever even had a particular desire, let's say in the more obvious scenarios. It isn't quite 'kun faya kun' but it does involved a certain disappearing act section of the process. So, pretty good; pretty magic.

Brainwashed people don't want to know or need to know about the process.

Everybody else wants to know about the process.

Gary Numan (real name Gary Anthony James Webb) was channeling the mind-controlled individual Philip K. Dick (at least, that's what Professor Darrell Hamamoto says that he was and I'm inclined to think he might be right) and the movie 'Blade Runner' when he penned this intense experience that you can witness yourself in the video clip below.

And all of them Numan, Dick, Ridley Scott - were peering at a future through the lens of Sci-Fi, which as you know is a front for Anglo-America 'Intelligence' and public programming (Hamamoto cites Marion Bradley as a tell-tale fingermark of it, and again, he's completely correct).

Pure, Nazi Germanic, even
Weimar pre-WWII
iconography.
Is Helmut Newton work.



And they were coming up with this idea about manufactured 'beings;' androids with some kind of sentience and definitely a high level of intelligent - so much so that they would pose a threat.

Now I don't see things that way myself, on account I have actually seen androids - built beings with 'inserted' intelligence as well as sentience; but we are really talking about gigantic leaps ahead of the technology and science of the human race as it is today.

When I look at the standard pop culture - and by this I mean what pervades all University campuses worldwide - I look at cultural figures of the modern 'art world' such as Helmut Newton.

I never met Helmut Newton but I knew his 'key grip' and actual negative film developing person well (there were at least two that I was aware of, both of whom I knew -, one much more than the other).

The one I knew well, was a game-fishing partner of the actor Lee Marvin.

Helmut Newton was one of those who originated from Germany and was not part of this 'Operation Paperclip' thing in a big way, but might have been in a small way as a 'sideways' intel asset however; put it that way. It really doesn't mean anything that he was a Jew, because half the German Nazi scientists were Jews!

My own view is that Helmut Newton was more than just 'enabled' by his wife June. I think to a large extent his work was her psychological framing of his pretty run-of-the-mill pre-WWII Berlin social ideology (or 'socio-sexual' ideology).

Helmut Newton photographed Marlene Dietrich and not many people, I think, realize that.

Gary Numan's work has this troubled or disturbed dream sense about it. Not a nightmare, but an unsettled dream.

This - is a thousand dollars.
This thing alone, all by
itself, is one thousand
dollars and you need to
know how to tell 
this kind of thing at twenty paces.



The music and the art of Numan's work lies in his ability to convey the unresolved and undying, lingering desire (of the human). The longing for partnership that is equivalent on the most rigorously democratic of terms.

Along with the ludicrous definition of intelligence, came another nostrum about how (and this was a modern - new - addition to the old paperwork; gulp, just gave away something there) studies have been done that show that males look the same way at a good-looking female regardless of how the females are dressed, but that females look at males very differently depending on what the male has on.

Just shows how modern scientists and psychologists have themselves been so dumbed-down by their own relentless propaganda and Tavistock-ery, that they missed that dynamics between the sexes - what used to be called 'the War of the Sexes' - is asymmetric warfare when it is conducted.

It's not so much that women 'see' a man differently, but that both of them behave differently and react and respond differently -, when they have set themselves into particular contexts.

You can tell me all you like about what your research study 'discovered' but I am not then necessarily going to tell you, KP (lol, you heard me) what to wear...





10 comments:

  1. I think you misunderstood my intention. It was just that there was some dude who identified as a biophysicist who was talking some weird shit about "photon transmission" and "human capabilities." I definitely am not interested in what he has to say about that, so much as THAT he said it, and out loud, and that the public facing academic types in the room responded by talking lengthily about something completely different but sort of maybe tangentially connected in the wrong sense of the word "photon transmission."

    No one actually wants to participate in my own "research projects." Which is fine.

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  2. I try to be a follower of the master of the Verbal Anabasis (E. Gough Whitlam) - so when I say 'I didn't' or 'I don't' or 'I won't' eventually it turns into 'but I did anyway!' lol

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    1. The whole thing ultimately gets back to a comment made years ago to me by someone at a semiconductor manufacturer, to the effect that there is a ton of stuff that remains without patents because the developers feel their competition won't make the discovery on their own and why tip them off? Unfortunately I can't shake the feeling that the "public facing" science exists to make it seem like discoveries were made in certain places, in order to conceal the existence of other places and other discoveries.

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    2. But also I would imagine that might develop of necessity during the process in which "secret knowledge" is given public copyright, perhaps the work would be "handed over" to the public facing labs and scientists in order to recreate the paper trail needed to demonstrate intellectual property rights.

      So that would be all the fulbright and nobel people. Exist to throw the corporate espionage people off the true scent. Rather pessimistic outlook. Not good.

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    3. The issue is not just one for "sci-entists" but also for individuals. The question is "how would you know whether you know things you don't know you know?" Did the executive dean of Berkeley L&S misspeak when she said "2 billion years of human reproductive cycle..." To her it would seem she had, as there is no "right to intellectual property" established as she would recognize it (in this case she functions as her own court in which intellectual ownership is to be established, and there is no "paper trail" to refer her knowledge to).

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    4. Well yes I agree - patents in any case were originally established to protect ACCESS by the public (and the Crown) to valuable and advantageous new knowledge. The Portuguese had their own system which PREVENTED access by anyone other than those specifically designated by the Portuguese Sovereign, and so did the British for matters of warfare and trade advantage (letters of marque). And the Venetians also had a similar system of PREVENTING access to state secrets (especially of a technical or process nature). So in other words, patents are not really about saying WHO 'invented' or discovered something at all; they are about protecting or granting access. The rest of what you say here is also along the lines of my own perceptions about 'trade secrets' and invention - and 'intellectual territoriality.'

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    5. I suppose. I guess I'll leave it at that for now.

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    6. If you want me to say modern-era patents are largely a way of crowding-out the real inventors, well yeah, absolutely. Money talks! You can imagine how much DOGE-uncovered flows of steady cash is going to Imperial College, Londonistan. Luca Turin was a CIA-funded guy, after all. Should i have said that? Ah well. Too late.

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    7. What? The CIA promoted the vibration theory of olfactory reception? THAT kind of "funded?" What I think is weird is that Marcel Vogel didn't seem to know shit about quartz crystals (how to find their crystallographic orientation) after an illustrious career in materials science developing magnetic storage media and so on.

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    8. Anyway. The question "do I know things I don't know I know?" (as you might wonder about past lives, starseeding, reincarnation, all the stuff in the "Ra tapes", etc.) is very similar to the question Elon Musk once asked a very packed auditorium of his fans at MIT: "how do you know that the universe you live in is not a computational simulation?"

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