[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
“Collective Consciousness”. [/quote]
Here’s a perfect example of the Blue Car Phenomenon. Just last night I was talking to my friend about my theory that the internet will eventually become our collective consciousness.
Less than 24 hours later, an unrelated friend of mine sends me this video:
The Quickening from keith wyatt on Vimeo.
Now this, an hour or so later.
[quote]WormwoodTheory wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
“Collective Consciousness”. [/quote]
Here’s a perfect example of the Blue Car Phenomenon. Just last night I was talking to my friend about my theory that the internet will eventually become our collective consciousness.
Less than 24 hours later, an unrelated friend of mine sends me this video:
The Quickening from keith wyatt on Vimeo.
Now this, an hour or so later.
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And I wonder if there were wifi connections near you and your buddy. It’s not impossible that energy transfer occured and has been traveling around on the same frequency we are all (people experiencing the phenom in one way or another) in tune with.
The thought is certainly in my head as I sit on a wifi network right now. Who knows where it goes in it’s physical form and if it will boomerang?
I wish Einstien were alive in our day and age.
Edit, I honestly do believe in the Law of Attraction, cheesy marketing video and book aside.
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]WormwoodTheory wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
“Collective Consciousness”. [/quote]
Here’s a perfect example of the Blue Car Phenomenon. Just last night I was talking to my friend about my theory that the internet will eventually become our collective consciousness.
Less than 24 hours later, an unrelated friend of mine sends me this video:
The Quickening from keith wyatt on Vimeo.
Now this, an hour or so later.
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And I wonder if there were wifi connections near you and your buddy. It’s not impossible that energy transfer occured and has been traveling around on the same frequency we are all (people experiencing the phenom in one way or another) in tune with.
The thought is certainly in my head as I sit on a wifi network right now. Who knows where it goes in it’s physical form and if it will boomerang?
I wish Einstien were alive in our day and age.
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It’s just a matter of making subconscious connections. No such thing as coincidence, just a series of incidents. We ad that little co.
[quote]WormwoodTheory wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]WormwoodTheory wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
“Collective Consciousness”. [/quote]
Here’s a perfect example of the Blue Car Phenomenon. Just last night I was talking to my friend about my theory that the internet will eventually become our collective consciousness.
Less than 24 hours later, an unrelated friend of mine sends me this video:
The Quickening from keith wyatt on Vimeo.
Now this, an hour or so later.
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And I wonder if there were wifi connections near you and your buddy. It’s not impossible that energy transfer occured and has been traveling around on the same frequency we are all (people experiencing the phenom in one way or another) in tune with.
The thought is certainly in my head as I sit on a wifi network right now. Who knows where it goes in it’s physical form and if it will boomerang?
I wish Einstien were alive in our day and age.
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It’s just a matter of making subconscious connections. No such thing as coincidence, just a series of incidents. We ad that little co.[/quote] In most cases but you really should read in to the electric mass of a thought. Esteemed scientists have confirmed this.
If you are defining a thought as electrical impulses moving through your brain, then it has an electrical charge, mass, and thus, gravity and the ramifications fit generally accepted physical law allowing for a thought to jump and move along frequencies and electrical currents.
Who says our brains are not capable of incription? It is the least understood organ of the body.
Edit: encryption
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
Okay… that was funny and weird at the same time…
Lol.
My wife always calls me before I am about to do something crazy or a little goofy.
Ie: I am a thrill seeker and going over this same damn bridge for fucking years I finally decide to jump off of it into the water for the hell of it…so as I was getting all of my stuff out of my pockets and putting on the car seat next to me(parked under the bridge) my wife calls to say “what are you doing, your children miss you and want to know when your coming home” WTF woman! She has lojack on me or something. LOL
Happens alot with my wife I can be thinking very strongly of her and she will call me and I say “love you too”…
[quote]DarkNinjaa wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
Okay… that was funny and weird at the same time…
Lol.[/quote]
[Daryl]
hey
[You]
sup bud
[Daryl]
just moved my drawing table into my new basement studio and written on the table were the words “man comes out of fridge”
also “bottled mountain lion mauling”
[You]
So how’s that bottled mountain lion mauling business going anyway?
I bet they sell like hotcakes. with claws and fangs.
[Daryl]
slow
[You]
aw man really??
[Daryl]
slow until they pounce
then its so fast you dont know what hit ya
[You]
well you WOULDN’T know at least, if the bottle didn’t say “Mountain Lion Mauling” on the front.
it needs to say something like “peanuts”
or “NOT mountain lion mauling”
[Daryl]
new! linx attack for kids!
hey i like that
peanuts
its like when you thing your eating cherries out of a jar but you dont realize it olives until you eat one
plus getting your throat ripped open
[You]
i think you’re on to something
[Daryl]
dont steal my idea
[You]
“Boxed Bear Attacks” isn’t technically stealing your idea.
[Daryl]
ha
[You]
I’m keeping the peanut idea though, they’ll just be foam peanuts, not, you know, ACTUAL peanuts.
To my knowledge peanuts don’t come in boxes.
No one would fall for that.
Edible peanuts i mean. foam peanuts come almost exclusively in boxes.
HEY THERE’S AN IDEA. package foam peanuts in a jar labeled peanuts.
[Daryl]
nice
[You]
and then when they open it up they get mauled by a mountain lion with foam peanuts stuck all over it
from the static, you understand.
…the mountain lion…gets…you know the peanuts all over it and they cling…they like, through static electricity, it gets all stuck…and then maulings. BOOM science.
[Daryl]
ahh science
why didnt you just say so
[You]
yeah science! that’s how you make the big bucks.
[Daryl]
i need to go to the store and pick up some science
[You]
I bet if you change your label to “Mountain Lion Maulings, Now with Science!” you’d be up to your ears in money.
and possibly lawsuits.
stuff a waiver in there somewhere.
[Daryl]
lawsuits=promotion
which means more sales
[You]
I don’t get it. but damn do i like it!
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
In most cases but you really should read in to the electric mass of a thought. Esteemed scientists have confirmed this.
If you are defining a thought as electrical impulses moving through your brain, then it has an electrical charge, mass, and thus, gravity and the ramifications fit generally accepted physical law allowing for a thought to jump and move along frequencies and electrical currents.
Who says our brains are not capable of incription? It is the least understood organ of the body.
Edit: encryption
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It does seem entirely possible for our brains to act as antenna.
There was a show on Discovery recently that was examining some phenomena related to mass thought and its effects on random number generators.
It compared different, very strongly emotional events with a world wide network of random number generators. The effect of these events caused extraordinarily unusual results to occur in the generators during the time period of these events.
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
In most cases but you really should read in to the electric mass of a thought. Esteemed scientists have confirmed this.
If you are defining a thought as electrical impulses moving through your brain, then it has an electrical charge, mass, and thus, gravity and the ramifications fit generally accepted physical law allowing for a thought to jump and move along frequencies and electrical currents.
Who says our brains are not capable of incription? It is the least understood organ of the body.
Edit: encryption
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It does seem entirely possible for our brains to act as antenna.
There was a show on Discovery recently that was examining some phenomena related to mass thought and its effects on random number generators.
It compared different, very strongly emotional events with a world wide network of random number generators. The effect of these events caused extraordinarily unusual results to occur in the generators during the time period of these events.
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Antenna is exactly what I was looking for.
Yeah man, there are a lot of weird studies like this. You should seriously check out the book I referenced earlier if you are in to this stuff. You would love it.
The whole book is about experiements, conducted at esteemed universities, that measure things like electrical currents of thought, molecular weight of emotion et cetera. It gives mystical, new age shit a hard science footing, and discredits some myths too.
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
In most cases but you really should read in to the electric mass of a thought. Esteemed scientists have confirmed this.
If you are defining a thought as electrical impulses moving through your brain, then it has an electrical charge, mass, and thus, gravity and the ramifications fit generally accepted physical law allowing for a thought to jump and move along frequencies and electrical currents.
Who says our brains are not capable of incription? It is the least understood organ of the body.
Edit: encryption
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It does seem entirely possible for our brains to act as antenna.
There was a show on Discovery recently that was examining some phenomena related to mass thought and its effects on random number generators.
It compared different, very strongly emotional events with a world wide network of random number generators. The effect of these events caused extraordinarily unusual results to occur in the generators during the time period of these events.
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Antenna is exactly what I was looking for.
Yeah man, there are a lot of weird studies like this. You should seriously check out the book I referenced earlier if you are in to this stuff. You would love it.
The whole book is about experiements, conducted at esteemed universities, that measure things like electrical currents of thought, molecular weight of emotion et cetera. It gives mystical, new age shit a hard science footing, and discredits some myths too. [/quote]
I will. I’ll also have my sis give it a look. She and I are very similar in this regard. I’ve often wondered what brain functions and activity would have to do with this, and she has too.
I understand the train of thought, brain activity literally creating traveling mental stimulation. But to do that would you have to simply think the message you would want them to “sense.” Or would it go much further chemically to something that you must feel deep inside and need them to “sense.” Almost intimate. Not everyone can connect with everyone. DIfferent frequencies, literally and figuratively. Just food for thought.
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]Edevus wrote:
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]bond james bond wrote:
A few months ago I was sitting at the computer waiting for it to boot up. I randomely picked out a cd to look at the cover art or whatever. I picked out an Alice in chains cd and as I was checking it out I wondered whatever happened to the original bass player?
Two minutes later I log onto T-Nation and there be a thread, R.I.P. Mike Starr, original bass player for AIC.
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Linking this to some of Nards and my posts, I’ve read that thoughts actually have an electrical weight, they physically exist (science of Noetics)and they can actually travel a small distance kind of like esp. Expiriments have been conducted and demonstrated that thoughts can be shared by a large group in close proximity without communication.
I can’t find a link but it was in a book I read called “Infinite Mind: Science of Human Vibrations of Consciousness” by Valerie Hunt.
Expiriments have also been conducted where people have been hooked up to computers via cable and have caused things to happen on screen with the power of thought alone.
I’ve wondered if, given the fact thoughts do carry electrical charge according to scientific findings, it’s possible for a thought to “absorb” in to an electric stream or a wifi connection, radio frequency et cetera and travel, maybe at a faster rate than the original broadcast. Some how the thought shows up to a receptive brain, like a premonition or electric charge finding an outlet. Pretty weird.
Edit: Or maybe the broadcast comes through wireless venues before being encrypted to a recognizable energy and our brain circuitry pick up on it early.
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It usually happens a couple of times a week, but a good 20 seconds before the phone rings I get up to answer it.
Freaks my wife the fuck out.
I also call her sporadically when she is thinking of calling me, which also gives her the willies.
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I do believe in this kind of things. Once I was in a crowded tram on my way to work and for some reason I started to think that I’d like if someone called me in that same moment. So a minute later my phone rings. It’s a colleague who is in the same tram and saw me hopping in. So when we both get off the tram I ask him why the random call “I don’t know, I just felt like calling you”.
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And how many electrical currents are contained in a subway system? And all those wireless data and phone plans…
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Tram’s not subway though.
We can try this…everyone think of a 14 between 1 and 20 and I’ll guess it…
,ready?
Fourteen!
Amirite?
[quote]Edevus wrote:
Sometimes I feel there’s some kind of connection between people and situations that is very hard to explain. Maybe it’s just coincidences or maybe it’s ourselves forcing it.
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I’ve noticed a similar effect before as well, in regards to a link between people that spawns unusual incidents.
I’ll preface my brief story first by saying I had access to a host of esoteric and paranormal books as I was growing up. My father who was studying psychology before he joined the US Navy seemed to have a fascination with such things and of course as I found his library the interest was passed on to me - so by the time I was 16-17 or so I was fully confident that astral projection, psychokineses, telepathy and the like were real and likely being studied/harnessed by every major government across the world in an effort to develop superhumans. Lol…I was young, impressionable and very imaginative. =P
Anyway, to close the preface I’ll just say that I eventually grew out of such things by the time I hit my mid-twenties. I had spent a few years as a fortune teller (cards and runes) and had a reasonable amount of exposure to the scene and realised eventually that for the greater part it was a sham. At best it was someone benevolent and highly intuitive, at worst it was a malignant fraud who preyed on the weak.
Never in that time did I experience or meet anyone with a true gift (and I mean illogical and supernatural insight) that could not have been staged, cheated or ascertained by intuition in some way. Now that’s not to say that I don’t believe there may by anomalies out there somewhere, I can’t know that for sure. But you generally have to go with what you know, until it can be proven otherwise.
So, anyway, the reason I’ve said all that (if anyone’s even made it this far lol) is that there are a couple of things that have happened in my life that were just so bizarelly coincidental that they struck me as near impossibilities. And that’s saying alot given my disbelief in the supernatural.
The first and second instance happened on the same day and in the company of the same two people. Two friends and I from college were heading out to another mates house where we planned on getting drunk/high/whatever with a few girls. We were bussing it out from the city (was about an hours journey) and being slightly knackered I was laying across my own seat and at some point got a song stuck in my head.
I didn’t hum it, or sing it, I was kinda just daydreaming and after a few minutes one of the guys I was with started singing the same song. This wasn’t a particularly popular sing or anything either so it wasn’t as if we were both just listening to it on a radio that day. All three of us knew I hadn’t sung or hummed the song first and they could only take my word for it that minutes before I was actually listening to the song ‘in my head’. We laughed and shrugged it off as coincidence.
Later that same day, as the chicks had gone out to get the food (yas!) I was showing the same two guys how to play hearts. After instruction we went to cut the deck to determine who started and all picked up 6’s. We laughed and did it again and again picked up 6’s. We went “WoOoOoOoOoooooo” as you would, still laughing, and picked up 6’s. At that I started feeling a little awkward and said to the only other person in the house at the time, who was playing Sonic the H and not paying much attention, to “come check this out!” at which point I picked up a 6…and then the other two guys picked up two random cards, not sixes. To be honest, we were quite relieved. And we decided to not bother playing hearts…
Another person I had weird experiences with was a girl I dated briefly. The first couple of nights she stayed at mine I had incredibly lucid ‘seeming’ dreams. The first of which I was floating towards the ceiling and saying to myself “WTF!?” as I was aware I wasn’t dreaming. As I went to turn my head to look back down upon my bed something very big and colourful suddenly started flying around me. It was like a giant moth of some sort and I woke up with a start.
The second dream was of my mother phoning me, again very lucid seeming, and crying over the phone as she blurted out that my grandad was dead. The silence on the phone, where I was sitting at the time - everything was just as I remembered the day, 5 months after, that she actually did phone me to tell me my grandad had died. I had told my cousin about my dream a few days after I had it and we both remarked on how fucking incredibly coincidental it was.
What all that means? Fuck knows. I do suspect that as we are basically bound energy sometimes, possibly, our energy matches the energy of another in frequency or strength and this can cause unusual things to happen. Be it thinking of something right before they say it, having the same thought simultaneously, knowing they’re about to phone…whatever. Maybe we have a greater link to the people around us than we are aware of, something more powerful than blood or genetics.
Or maybe, like in the card experience above, so many things happen to us daily that shit is bound to get stirred up every once in a while.
^^^ Your stories fit the theories in the book I mentioned.
You and your buds and the chicks were all on the same page, same excitement and expectations, same or similar thought patterns, if there is any truth to frequencies you would have been tuned to the same “channel” or one close enough to transfer a message.
You and the gf too. Same hopes, same lusts et cetera.
This sort of thing does seem to happen most when you are with a group or another person and working torwards a common goal or sharing a common thought pattern, does it not?
And sure, logically people working together could come up with similar ideas, but when one does or says something spot on to anothers thoughts, in a way that we all recognize is weird, electric is the only way to define it, like the energy in a sporting arena as mentioned in an earlier post, momentum et cetera.
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
Haha, You Bastard!
I thought the dead grass was blood and that he had been beheaded and was just wiggling from nerves.
^^Its a damn shame what they did to that dog.
My penis ends up in the weirdest places.
