Immaterialism 2

ParanoidFactoid wrote:

GrandCru wrote:

Ackbar wrote:To get Joe's machine to work properly, you must project the gravitational waves it produces into your bathroom mirror using your consciousness as the anchor and then your seemingly normal bathroom mirror can transform into an Einstein Rosenbridge to other dimensions of time and space.

Interesting take Ack. Either your spreading disinformation or sharing your thoughts on nuts and bolts.

I've heard you say that disclosure is entirely personal, but your description above definitely comes off nuts and bolts.

He's just confusing consciousness with unconsciousness. That small world where an immaterial magic carpet flies and magic lamps rubbed ends in mess after the genie erupts from slumber's wakening.

GrandCru wrote:

Ackbar wrote:To get Joe's machine to work properly, you must project the gravitational waves it produces into your bathroom mirror using your consciousness as the anchor and then your seemingly normal bathroom mirror can transform into an Einstein Rosenbridge to other dimensions of time and space.

Interesting take Ack. Either your spreading disinformation or sharing your thoughts on nuts and bolts.

I've heard you say that disclosure is entirely personal, but your description above definitely comes off nuts and bolts.

smelly wrote:Freakin love hobbit, who talks like that

How was your vacation hobbit, well, I found a church where the inflow and outflow of 3D consciousness was maximized near ancient church pillar.

He ain’t pretendin if I was to offer an opinion, but it is, just like, my opinion, man.

He’s having a very personal experience.

What’s it like to be hobbit?

smelly wrote:

GrandCru wrote:

Ackbar wrote:To get Joe's machine to work properly, you must project the gravitational waves it produces into your bathroom mirror using your consciousness as the anchor and then your seemingly normal bathroom mirror can transform into an Einstein Rosenbridge to other dimensions of time and space.

Interesting take Ack. Either your spreading disinformation or sharing your thoughts on nuts and bolts.

I've heard you say that disclosure is entirely personal, but your description above definitely comes off nuts and bolts.

My vote is he is just nutz, but you never know, or can we?

In other news, I’m kinda of attracted to my dead friends wife, who committed suicide, does that make me a bad person?

Ackbar wrote:Smelly is wiser than he smells

Joe's machine is Joe's machine.

The end.

What is it like to be Hobbit, that is a very good question?

I think Hobbit has some fascinating experiences up there in the shire.

I would love to visit Cragside someday, looks like a really cool place.

smelly wrote:
I really can’t and know this is where we start talking in circles.

It breaks down trying to be objective about a subjective experience not completely describable by words or numbers.

GrandCru wrote:

smelly wrote:
I really can’t and know this is where we start talking in circles.

It breaks down trying to be objective about a subjective experience not completely describable by words or numbers.

This is the most accurate description of what happens here. If I've learned anything, it's that there's nothing to learn. So I can tune Dan out because I won't miss anything.

Sometimes I pretend to learn, which I call experience as a human. It's fun to pretend sometimes. Smolly for the win.

dan wrote:Welcome back, hobbit, thank you for the link to the movie.  

Shall we get back to the personal, please.....?

My present thinking is leaning to the view that existential personalism borders on being a contradiction in terms........

Existentialism, although not necessarily, is generally conceived in a dualistic, mind/matter, context.  

The basic insight behind existentialism, is that the individual is ‘thrown’ into the universe, having no essential relationship with other individuals.

This is almost directly contrary to how personalism is generally understood.  The only rationale for this form of personalism is that it is somewhat compatible with scientific cosmology.  


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TheSloth wrote:Ackbar died and a three toes sloth was born

smelly wrote:A new physics discovery that could have some huge implications and I know the quantum effects don’t happen at larger scales, as far as we know or understand.

“Electrons can ignore the lattice and form their own society.”

Let that sink in, they can override the lattice.

But, once the electrons break free of the lattice, they can be manipulated with a magnetic field any direction they like independent of the underlying lattice.

“With human beings, you cannot change their culture so easily, but here it looks like she can control how to reorient the electrons' many-body culture."

dan wrote:

mion and AP have both noted the Sunspot closure.  

Sunspot and Salt Lake....... are we receiving a signal?  

Sigint >> humint.  Maybe it goes the other way, too, as suggested with LIGO.  

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dan wrote:Maybe it has to do with quilting.  

Quilts are a social phased array.

The Dinner Party........?

The Restaurant at the End of the Universe.....?

Sunspot has become a black hole in our collective psyche.  

OM is a phased array, in we haven’t figured it out...... and a bit of a black hole...... you know, with smelly......

Go figure........

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