Paranormal phenomena offer a glimpse of a mysterious "reality" that evades the straitjacket imposed by conventional science. If a realm beyond science exists then all of the promises made by religion about an afterlife, heaven, souls and God become possible. Without paranormal phenomena, it would be practically impossible to sustain any idea of existence beyond this mortal coil of ours.

The trouble with non-scientific phenomena is that they are notoriously unreliable. If they could be demonstrated on a systematic basis in laboratory conditions then no one would doubt the paranormal. Instead, we are presented with endless anecdotes about bizarre things happening, but they are usually "one-offs" and have little or no independent or reliable corroboration. Demonstrations of the paranormal cannot be done to order. Also, many charlatans prey on the vulnerable and add a layer of downright fraud and deception to the subject.

Many people are highly suggestible when it comes to the world of the paranormal, but, oddly enough, this suggestibility could itself be construed as an aspect of the paranormal. Why would so many people be so susceptible to suggestion if this served no useful function? Equally, why would so many people have such a strong religious sensibility if there were nothing real corresponding to their spiritual sense?

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Why would evolution create in us this inclination towards illusion and self-deception? It would be an extraordinary situation for a scientific, godless universe devoid of paranormal phenomena to create a delusion in human minds that there is a God and that there are paranormal phenomena. How could such a delusion ever actually arise? What would its basis be? It would be on a par with saying that lifeless atoms can gather together in order to create the delusion that life exists…but that very "delusion" would itself be proof of life because only a living entity could be subject to mental delusions. Why would "godless" atoms create the impression that there's a God? Why would "scientific" atoms create the impression that there are phenomena beyond scientific comprehension? At the very least, we would have to conclude that godless, scientific, lifeless atoms have the most remarkable qualities that would, of their own account, have to be considered quasi-religious, hinting at the greatest of mysteries.

Consider these remarks by theoretical physicist David Bohm:" [The growth of a living plant] starts from a seed, but the seed contributes little or nothing to the actual material substance of the plant or to the energy needed to make it grow. This latter comes almost entirely from the soil, the water, the air and the sunlight. According to modern theories the seed contains information, in the form of DNA, and this information somehow 'directs' the environment to form a corresponding plant." Think of the even more remarkable way in which an egg and a sperm cell from a human mother and father combine to make a blueprint for creating a potential Leonardo da Vinci from the food and drink consumed by a mother during her pregnancy. If that is not a supreme miracle that far transcends scientific knowledge then what is? If that does not point to a realm of divine wonders then what does?

>>12729030

A number of courageous scientists have tried to extend the current conceptual model of science, and their reputations have suffered accordingly. The most interesting thinker in this context was David Bohm.

Bohm said, "In terms of the implicate order one may say that everything is enfolded into everything. This contrasts with the explicate order now dominant in physics in which things are unfolded in the sense that each thing lies only in its own particular region of space (and time) and outside the regions belonging to other things."

In his important book Wholeness and the Implicate Order, Bohm gives a couple of concrete physical illustrations of what he's driving at: "Thus, in a television broadcast, the visual image is translated into a time order, which is 'carried' by the radio wave. Points that are near each other in the visual image are not necessarily 'near' in the order of the radio signal. Thus the radio wave carries the visual image in an implicate order. The function of the receiver is then to explicate this order, i.e., to 'unfold' it in the form of a new visual image."

A more convincing example Bohm provides is that of the hologram. It's a feature of a holographic image that if any part of it is illuminated, the whole picture can be seen in the illuminated section.

Holography is three-dimensional photography by laser. A hologram records the pattern formed by two interfering sets of light waves, one being a reference wave and the other coming from the object being photographed. To maximize the technique, laser light must be used. How could "nature" or "God" achieve this on a cosmic scale to produce a holographic universe? It already implies the existence of several elements external to the universe: a reference beam, a beam splitter, a cosmic holographic plate, laser light, and an intelligent entity to organize the whole thing and take the picture. It also implies that rather than living in the "real" universe, we live inside the hologram of the universe.

>>12729030

In a hologram, the whole contains all of the parts, and all of the parts also contain the whole: parts and whole are interdependent and interlinked. This is a radically different version of reality from the standard mechanistic scientific model in which all parts are independent.

Experiments have been performed on rats whereby they were trained to perform a number of tasks such as finding their way through a maze without any errors. Sections of their brains were then removed in at attempt to isolate where the memories concerning the learned tasks were stored. No matter what sections of the brain were removed (apart from those required for basic survival), the memories remained intact - so where was the information kept? Neuroscientist Karl Pribram has argued on the basis of such evidence that specific memories are not encoded in specific sites in the brain but are instead distributed throughout the brain, in agreement with the holographic paradigm. Another concept that is reminiscent of the hologram is the fractal.

Fractals are said to be "self-similar": any subsystem of a fractal system reflects the whole system. Fractals appear similar at all levels of magnification and have been described as "a way of seeing infinity." As with holograms, the whole contains all the parts, and all of the parts reflect the nature of the whole: the whole and the parts are again inextricably linked. Fractals are found throughout nature.

>>12729196

EO, federal building, jail time. That math is easy.

>>12729267

It was at 200 after hours. It's now projected to be around 325. This shit is insane. Buyers are now actually creating a bubble with GME. I'm going to watch how this experiment pans out.

si>>12729328

>since I left /b

Nobody believes you, now.

>>12728914

All female politicians work for the Devil… Do any of y'all read Genesis….

>>12728909

thats a dude

>>12729190

thats an ugly lady

>>12729172

>all three Abrahamic religions are fear based

“Fear not, little flock, for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom."

"…for God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control."

"There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love."

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>>12729402

Yes, I know, thank you both!

>>12729361

Q have spokesmen now? When the fuck did that happen? Who the fuck are they? Who the fuck chose them?, fuken hilarious….

>>12729012

Q is a symbol…It represents in the circle of life there is [1] God. That God stands both at the beginning and end. Inside, and outside.

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>>12729461

>Telepathy is based on an emotional carrier wave.

Wrong. Emotions are physical. Telepathy is beyond physical. Quantum entanglement is the term you are looking for. Have nothing to do with emotions.

>>12728031 pb was the Trump insurrection act floated as a ploy to get ahead of Biden using it on "domestic" terrorists to posion the water?

>>12729446

Psyops go way back, anon.

The first thing you learn about short selling is to have some calls or options to limit your risk. Never sell a naked short where you are not protected.

I will predict much like the gold market where there is no gold to deliver, the short holders will be offered cash. But this time it will be at a marked down rate. You will see how the market really operates.

Years ago it is said Lucky Luciano got a tour of the stock market before he was deported. Upon spending a few hours learning how the floor traders operation worked, he remarked "it was then that I realized that I joined the wrong mob"

So don't know how, but the little guys are gonna get screwed.

>>12729447

Trump is the king of the gays? The king of erectile dysfunction and treason, sure, but gays? They're far too Godly and intelligent to have reverence for the disgraced Traitor-in-Chief