Dragon Family lawsuit against the United Nations

[Mojo]

With the risk of entering tinfoil hat territory an even more speculative idea is that the mind control hive mind is connected telepathically.

I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.

 

[Dancing David]

Think about someone close to you who you have known for many years. Do you believe such memory could be programmed into you? Sure, the memory may weak in many places but overall as a combined memory of say a loved one that's something very firm and is hardly something that can be produced as some kind of false memory.

Um, apparently you are not aware of teh fallibility of memory.

 

[Anders Lindman]

I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.

Good. Because now I have an even more speculative theory. This time in the direction of New Age ideas. In one sense the analogy with the Borg hive mind in Star Trek is completely false according to this new theory, because the Borgs just kept on assimilating other species while always remaining the same anonymous hive mind.

The new idea is this: Instead of the mind control hive mind remaining like a mechanical machine with members without individuality, the evolution of this collective mind is into a global consciousness for humanity! Pretty new agie, eh?

This means that when ordinary people start to plug in to the collective mind they will not be assimilated like Borgs but will retain their personal individual selves without the need for mind control. And as more and more ordinary people connect telepathically to the collective mind, the 'Mind of Gaia' awakens, and humanity makes its next evolutionary leap into a higher level of existence.

Here is Bruce Lipton describing something similar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kHEcVNlcMQ

 

[Dancing David]

Your belief that it is made up crap doesn't make it so.

So where is teh repliaction, where si tehe vidence, why does he use the 'brain waves' is this like 1940 or something. Seriously Ander's this is not borne out by research , there are NO alters, that is crap that has been debunked. If programming exists then it has tremendous applications in addictions.

You have no evidence , this is just made up and contradicts the know research.

More Smurf Cabal Coverup , I suppose.

 

[Dancing David]

My belief is that it may be true. The problem many debunkers have is that they feel the need to be certain. I don't have that weakness. Ha ha.

And the evidence for mind control, is all behind the Smurf Cabal Curtain of Silence , it is a research failure, it does not happen.

 

[Dancing David]

I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.

I, for one, welcome our new Smurf Kabal Kitten overlords.

 

[Anders Lindman]

Um, apparently you are not aware of teh fallibility of memory.

If someone totally loses all memories of someone they have known for decades, such as a wife or husband, then that's called Alzheimer's or some pathology like that. With a normally functioning brain, a huge memory loss of that kind doesn't occur.

 

[Mojo]

Good. Because now I have an even more speculative theory. This time in the direction of New Age ideas. In one sense the analogy with the Borg hive mind in Star Trek is completely false according to this new theory, because the Borgs just kept on assimilating other species while always remaining the same anonymous hive mind.

The new idea is this: Instead of the mind control hive mind remaining like a mechanical machine with members without individuality, the evolution of this collective mind is into a global consciousness for humanity! Pretty new agie, eh?

This means that when ordinary people start to plug in to the collective mind they will not be assimilated like Borgs but will retain their personal individual selves without the need for mind control. And as more and more ordinary people connect telepathically to the collective mind, the 'Mind of Gaia' awakens, and humanity makes its next evolutionary leap into a higher level of existence.

Here is Bruce Lipton describing something similar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kHEcVNlcMQ

The cabal have forced you to change the subject again, thus demonstrating that you are still under their control.

 

[Mojo]

Good. Because now I have an even more speculative theory. This time in the direction of New Age ideas. In one sense the analogy with the Borg hive mind in Star Trek is completely false according to this new theory, because the Borgs just kept on assimilating other species while always remaining the same anonymous hive mind.

The new idea is this: Instead of the mind control hive mind remaining like a mechanical machine with members without individuality, the evolution of this collective mind is into a global consciousness for humanity! Pretty new agie, eh?

This means that when ordinary people start to plug in to the collective mind they will not be assimilated like Borgs but will retain their personal individual selves without the need for mind control. And as more and more ordinary people connect telepathically to the collective mind, the 'Mind of Gaia' awakens, and humanity makes its next evolutionary leap into a higher level of existence.

20 points.

 

[Anders Lindman]

20 points.

What a sloppy index! Check out the second point: 1 point for every statement that is widely agreed on to be false.

Widely agreed on. LMAO. Pseudoscience.

 

[Mojo]

What a sloppy index!

I think you get another 20 for that.

Your controllers in the cabal must be very pleased with the job you're doing of making conspiracy theories look implausible.

 

[Anders Lindman]

I think you get another 20 for that.

Your controllers in the cabal must be very pleased with the job you're doing of making conspiracy theories look implausible.

Science as democracy. Somebody should peer-review that index. lol.

 

[Dancing David]

If someone totally loses all memories of someone they have known for decades, such as a wife or husband, then that's called Alzheimer's or some pathology like that. With a normally functioning brain, a huge memory loss of that kind doesn't occur.

So maybe you don't know that much about memory, it is very fallible and plastic.

 

[Anders Lindman]

So maybe you don't know that much about memory, it is very fallible and plastic.

Does that mean that you sometimes forget your name?

 

[JayUtah]

serious question, 20+ pages of biting on this blatant trolling? what gives?

One person's troll is another person's chew toy. No one takes Anders seriously, but that doesn't mean they can't tease him from time to time for their own amusement, or when the Stundie field is a little thin that month.

I thought it would be fun to see what Anders did when he got a taste of his own medicine. By asking him to prove he was not under mind control, we cast him in the role of a skeptic and gave him an incentive to think critically. Naturally I don't believe in mind control. But by responding to his objections with purely conjectural assertions, it wasn't hard to force him to validate the skeptical approach. For every conjectural possibility we threw out, he tried to counter it with arguments of the form, "No, that's not how it works," or "No, that's impossible" -- basically all the arguments skeptics have been mounting against his off-the-wall conspiracy theories for months. He's admitting basically that an idea has to have some grounding in fact in order to be viable. That's not the approach he takes when advocating conspiracy theories.

Anders clearly recognizes the value of critical thinking and will do it if properly motivated. He just doesn't want to most of the time.

 

[Mojo]

I thought it would be fun to see what Anders did when he got a taste of his own medicine. By asking him to prove he was not under mind control, we cast him in the role of a skeptic and gave him an incentive to think critically. Naturally I don't believe in mind control. But by responding to his objections with purely conjectural assertions, it wasn't hard to force him to validate the skeptical approach. For every conjectural possibility we threw out, he tried to counter it with arguments of the form, "No, that's not how it works," or "No, that's impossible" -- basically all the arguments skeptics have been mounting against his off-the-wall conspiracy theories for months.

Well, not entirely. A lot of his arguments have relied on further unsupported assertions that mind control works, but works in such a way that it can't apply to him.

 

[JayUtah]

Well, not entirely. A lot of his arguments have relied on further unsupported assertions that mind control works, but works in such a way that it can't apply to him.

Sure, he's the Pope of Special Pleading. But I thought it was fun to watch him play skeptic for a day or so.

 

[Anders Lindman]

Sure, he's the Pope of Special Pleading. But I thought it was fun to watch him play skeptic for a day or so.

So your conspiracy theory ideas were just a form of trolling. So much for reliable standpoints. Flip-flopping personality. Or are you just trolling all the time?

 

[Cl1mh4224rd]

I liked the part about how he's the only one that can determine that he's conscious. Sure, in the present situation (typing back and forth through the Internet), that has some validity. Still, it wouldn't be unreasonable to assume that he was conscious during the time he composed and submitted a response, as well as some amount of time prior to those actions. (Although that being false would explain quite a bit...)

Also, to suggest that no one here could tell if he were conscious while in his physical presence or even while he was being monitored by equipment designed for that purpose is amusing.

So your conspiracy theory ideas were just a form of trolling. So much for reliable standpoints. Flip-flopping personality. Or are you just trolling all the time?

Call it a social experiment. What's your excuse?

 

[SpitfireIX]

One person's troll is another person's chew toy.

Obvious chew toy is obvious.