You might want to check out William Sims Bainbraidge, the Pentagon sociologist and post-humanist, who wrote about the need to engage in “religioneering” in order to rule us pleebs.
hola, mrs. horsley. great and important information and timely for me. (and is it a family trait, long posts?! lol/smh.)
i watched iverson's look into the genome project that epstein was conducting and propagating as well. many references to it in the files. so, transhumanism of the genome and of the mind. yup, the full meal deal. if curious:
What Epstein Did with Babies Is Darker Than You Think
I did try to keep it short. :^P But to be fair, my posts have a lot of images padding them out.
My sense of the personalised designer baby stuff is it's a lot more hype than reality. JJ Couey is very skeptical of crispr technology or even that geneticists are even close to understanding DNA.
As an interesting alternative view, Shane Simonson discussing nature's propensity to hybridize with Eugene McCarthy, that includes "impossible" hybrids like pigs and people that have occurred historically naturally.
I've come across Iverson before but I don't care for her American News/ hard voice style reporting. There has been good reporting on the Zorro Ranch on on substack.
yes, i have been introduced to jj's skepticism. at this time i share that skepticism, also because of bruce lipton's epigenetics. and also from sri sri ravi shankar's scientific investigation into the effects of kriya on 'genetics' — there are measurable changes between pre and post kriya practices. (although, of course, what is being actually measured is the thing! so, something measurable changes.)
and even though the success of it is very likely hyped — yet more mba-itis in action — the intention is the thing to capture the malevolent ideology of the 'kings'.
interesting that you mentioned the animal/human hybrids because that is something that seth communicated in his discourses.
i'm not a 'fan' of iverson; from time-to-time i visit her. this was a relatively short summary with some interesting citations and details.
This is great research. Don't be put off by the low engagement here.
I was in one of these "gifted" programs as a kid. They pulled me and a small group of other kids out of class and we did testing and studied in a small room. The teacher had a large collection of toys to make it fun but I disliked the classes because they meant extra homework and less socialization with my friends. Unfortunately I cannot recall the exact tests. The teacher had rooms like this in every school in the district. Looking back it was odd because there was no discernable academic purpose to the program.
As an adult I have realized that I have a small degree of clairvoyance. Most notably I sensed something off with my MIL and it turned out to be lung cancer. Thankfully she is still alive six years later. I have not been diagnosed with autism, but I suspect I have it to a slight degree.
The best philosophical framework I have found for explaining these phenomena is "Quantum Information Panpsychism". I have an article on it. I believe this is the terrain on which the spiritual war against us is being fought.
Thanks Erik. I’ve been impressed by your output too.
I’m not concerned about low engagement. I just started this blog to aggregate my research for when I’m arguing about autism on the internet.
I think of the kind of clairvoyance you describe as simply perception—in the sense that our biological selves evolved to detect threats and so on. Like how people can sense when they are being stared at.
It’s always interesting to hear first person accounts from the GATE program. I’ve wondered for a long time about ABA therapy, which is basically operant condition for autistics—which seems mad if autism is a brain injury. It is the only orthodox therapy recognised for autistics and covered by insurance.
There was an attempt to make ABA legally required for all autistic children in Canada a few years ago. Autistic Michelle Dawson interceded and destroyed all of them bastards. The court and related documents are worth reading. She’s brilliant. She’s now an autism researcher and has been systematically debunking all the bad autism research of the past couple of decades.
But anyway, what if people like Bill Gates were identified as a gifted kid and then subjected to operant conditioning? What if the reason tech innovation has stalled in the US is because all the autistic kids have been subjected to operant conditioning?
I don’t know about Quantum whatsits—I’ll look int it—but I’ve certainly had experiences of the paranormal kind. My niece nicknamed me the human google because of my ability to retrieve information from the ‘field’ somehow.
Panpsychism is the idea that everything is conscious at some level. Quantum information panpsychism adds in the three rules of quantum information theory - no cloning, no hiding and no teleportation. It makes the claim that consciousness is completely non-local. This has big implications for paranormal stuff like remote viewing and anything related to theory of mind like autism.
Bill Gate's mom and dad were both big deals and IIRC his mom passed him a lot of information and connections from her time on corporate boards. No doubt he's gifted too but the family connections were key to his success. I believe we are in a managed decline phase now which is why there is so little tech innovation outside of AI, which in my opinion is primarily a targeting and control tool for this managed decline phase.
Do you have a good intro recommendation on Qim Tunes?
I'm really wary of all that stuff that came out of SRI like Remote Viewing. Back in the 90's a workshop was touring selling RVing to businessmen. If it was so great all those people who attended should be gajillionares.
In fact I knew a fellow who RVed and went bananas. He believed that he had retrieved a bit of information from the future that made him rich but then he had mend the disruption he'd caused by writing hit pop songs with coded messages for future people and present them in really great music videos.
Anyway, as far as I've seen only a part of the Qim Tunes remain on the internet. have the whole text. Probably others do to.
What it is, is, the report of Tom Smith who worked in a care home with non-verbal autism men. He took facilitated communication training and started doing sessions with 'the boys' ... three years later, turns out there's something going on.
It's a difficult read because Smith recorded their conversations verbatim and they developed a shorthand language together. Smith's commentary is minimal but he did indulge in some unfortunate Christian/New Age goop, and Smith is not very bright, which 'the boys' often lament--like, 'it's time for the world to know about us but we are stuck with this dummy sheesh!'
Initially he meant it to be an accurate record that he would submit to his bosses. Which he did. He was fired and subsequently facilitated communication was banned for use with non-verbal autistics in institutional care.
It used to be hosted on an Earthlink site. That's a Scientology ISP. Now it's on GeoCities but part 3 is missing. Check it out:
Yes, but only cursorily.
You might want to check out William Sims Bainbraidge, the Pentagon sociologist and post-humanist, who wrote about the need to engage in “religioneering” in order to rule us pleebs.
https://archive.org/search?query=william+sims+bainbridge&and%5B%5D=mediatype%3A%22texts%22
hola, mrs. horsley. great and important information and timely for me. (and is it a family trait, long posts?! lol/smh.)
i watched iverson's look into the genome project that epstein was conducting and propagating as well. many references to it in the files. so, transhumanism of the genome and of the mind. yup, the full meal deal. if curious:
What Epstein Did with Babies Is Darker Than You Think
https://youtu.be/IfvwSAbCGNY
Kim Iversen. https://www.youtube.com/@KimIversen
hasta luego.
I did try to keep it short. :^P But to be fair, my posts have a lot of images padding them out.
My sense of the personalised designer baby stuff is it's a lot more hype than reality. JJ Couey is very skeptical of crispr technology or even that geneticists are even close to understanding DNA.
As an interesting alternative view, Shane Simonson discussing nature's propensity to hybridize with Eugene McCarthy, that includes "impossible" hybrids like pigs and people that have occurred historically naturally.
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/dir-7d4mv-23e7274a
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/dir-9xh2g-248c800d
I've come across Iverson before but I don't care for her American News/ hard voice style reporting. There has been good reporting on the Zorro Ranch on on substack.
Thanks!
yes, i have been introduced to jj's skepticism. at this time i share that skepticism, also because of bruce lipton's epigenetics. and also from sri sri ravi shankar's scientific investigation into the effects of kriya on 'genetics' — there are measurable changes between pre and post kriya practices. (although, of course, what is being actually measured is the thing! so, something measurable changes.)
and even though the success of it is very likely hyped — yet more mba-itis in action — the intention is the thing to capture the malevolent ideology of the 'kings'.
interesting that you mentioned the animal/human hybrids because that is something that seth communicated in his discourses.
i'm not a 'fan' of iverson; from time-to-time i visit her. this was a relatively short summary with some interesting citations and details.
This is great research. Don't be put off by the low engagement here.
I was in one of these "gifted" programs as a kid. They pulled me and a small group of other kids out of class and we did testing and studied in a small room. The teacher had a large collection of toys to make it fun but I disliked the classes because they meant extra homework and less socialization with my friends. Unfortunately I cannot recall the exact tests. The teacher had rooms like this in every school in the district. Looking back it was odd because there was no discernable academic purpose to the program.
As an adult I have realized that I have a small degree of clairvoyance. Most notably I sensed something off with my MIL and it turned out to be lung cancer. Thankfully she is still alive six years later. I have not been diagnosed with autism, but I suspect I have it to a slight degree.
The best philosophical framework I have found for explaining these phenomena is "Quantum Information Panpsychism". I have an article on it. I believe this is the terrain on which the spiritual war against us is being fought.
Thanks Erik. I’ve been impressed by your output too.
I’m not concerned about low engagement. I just started this blog to aggregate my research for when I’m arguing about autism on the internet.
I think of the kind of clairvoyance you describe as simply perception—in the sense that our biological selves evolved to detect threats and so on. Like how people can sense when they are being stared at.
It’s always interesting to hear first person accounts from the GATE program. I’ve wondered for a long time about ABA therapy, which is basically operant condition for autistics—which seems mad if autism is a brain injury. It is the only orthodox therapy recognised for autistics and covered by insurance.
There was an attempt to make ABA legally required for all autistic children in Canada a few years ago. Autistic Michelle Dawson interceded and destroyed all of them bastards. The court and related documents are worth reading. She’s brilliant. She’s now an autism researcher and has been systematically debunking all the bad autism research of the past couple of decades.
But anyway, what if people like Bill Gates were identified as a gifted kid and then subjected to operant conditioning? What if the reason tech innovation has stalled in the US is because all the autistic kids have been subjected to operant conditioning?
I don’t know about Quantum whatsits—I’ll look int it—but I’ve certainly had experiences of the paranormal kind. My niece nicknamed me the human google because of my ability to retrieve information from the ‘field’ somehow.
Have you come across the Qim Tunes by any chance?
Panpsychism is the idea that everything is conscious at some level. Quantum information panpsychism adds in the three rules of quantum information theory - no cloning, no hiding and no teleportation. It makes the claim that consciousness is completely non-local. This has big implications for paranormal stuff like remote viewing and anything related to theory of mind like autism.
Bill Gate's mom and dad were both big deals and IIRC his mom passed him a lot of information and connections from her time on corporate boards. No doubt he's gifted too but the family connections were key to his success. I believe we are in a managed decline phase now which is why there is so little tech innovation outside of AI, which in my opinion is primarily a targeting and control tool for this managed decline phase.
Do you have a good intro recommendation on Qim Tunes?
I'm really wary of all that stuff that came out of SRI like Remote Viewing. Back in the 90's a workshop was touring selling RVing to businessmen. If it was so great all those people who attended should be gajillionares.
In fact I knew a fellow who RVed and went bananas. He believed that he had retrieved a bit of information from the future that made him rich but then he had mend the disruption he'd caused by writing hit pop songs with coded messages for future people and present them in really great music videos.
Anyway, as far as I've seen only a part of the Qim Tunes remain on the internet. have the whole text. Probably others do to.
What it is, is, the report of Tom Smith who worked in a care home with non-verbal autism men. He took facilitated communication training and started doing sessions with 'the boys' ... three years later, turns out there's something going on.
It's a difficult read because Smith recorded their conversations verbatim and they developed a shorthand language together. Smith's commentary is minimal but he did indulge in some unfortunate Christian/New Age goop, and Smith is not very bright, which 'the boys' often lament--like, 'it's time for the world to know about us but we are stuck with this dummy sheesh!'
Initially he meant it to be an accurate record that he would submit to his bosses. Which he did. He was fired and subsequently facilitated communication was banned for use with non-verbal autistics in institutional care.
It used to be hosted on an Earthlink site. That's a Scientology ISP. Now it's on GeoCities but part 3 is missing. Check it out:
https://www.oocities.org/qim/qimtunes2.htm