Lawrence R. Spencer's Blog, page 457
May 30, 2016
SCIENCE TIME vs OZ FACTORS TIME
Scientists at the Scientific Research Centre Bistra in Ptuj, Slovenia, have theorized that the Newtonian idea of time as an absolute quantity that flows on its own, along with the idea that time is the fourth dimension of space-time, are incorrect. They propose to replace these concepts of time with a view that corresponds more accurately to the physical world: time as a measure of the numerical order of change.
This view doesn’t mean that time does not exist, but that time has more to do with space than with the idea of an absolute time. So while 4D spacetime is usually considered to consist of three dimensions of space and one dimension of time, the researchers’ view suggests that it’s more correct to imagine space-time as four dimensions of space. In other words, as they say, the Universe is “timeless.”
It appears that so-called “scientists” are beginning to catch up with me. Or maybe they finally read my book, THE OZ FACTORS, published in 1997, in which I made the following observations about time:
“HOW OLD IS “FATHER TIME”?Time is a subject that is far from absolute. The measurement of time is the activity of monitoring the movement of matter or energy particles through space. In order to establish the passage of time, one must establish an agreed-upon reference point for beginning the period of time to be measured. Then, the increments of measurement must be uniformly consistent throughout the period of time being quantified. This set of qualifying factors, however, applies only to the Physical Universe.
Does time (as the Munchkins would say) morally, ethically, spiritually, physically, positively, absolutely, undeniably and reliably actually, really exist?
Imagine that you are completely isolated, unable to observe any physical motion whatsoever–no sun, moon and stars, night or day. If you were isolated from your own body such that you could not detect any breathing rhythm or heartbeat or cellular motion of any kind to use as a reference point, would time exist?
People who have been locked in solitary confinement, whether in a prison or in an isolation chamber, have experienced the phenomenon of “no time”.
Since many people seem to have an innate, built-in time sense, or a “biological clock”, there may be a subjective awareness of time. But, even so, time is determined by measuring some motion in the physical universe.
How can the dates of something for which you have no starting point be measured? How can the age of our planet, our galaxy, or the entire physical universe be determined? How can the age of something which does not exist in the physical universe, such as a spirit, be calculated? Logically, an arbitrary unit of measurement must be chosen. Then a particle or object which can move through space must exist. This particle would have to travel at a uniformly predictable rate of speed. The unit of measurement would depend on the magnitude or size of the motion of the particle relative to a fixed point in space, or a fixed point of view.”
— Lawrence R. Spencer, Author
Originally posted 2012-08-06 00:32:06. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
May 29, 2016
May 28, 2016
CRIMINALS ARE NOT COOL
Celebrities like Samuel L. Jackson, Alec Baldwin and Jimmy Fallon who do television commercials for credit card companies are not “cool”. They all part the the same criminal bankster organizations who hire them. Let’s be honest. If you work for a criminal organization, you ARE a criminal.
CHROME DOLLS
CONSPIRACY THEORY CONSPIRACY
THIS IS A RE-POSTING ON AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE I READ TODAY. It discusses how the CIA started a campaign to ridicule the idea of “Conspiracy Theories” in 1967, as a method to cover-up their secret, criminal activities to gain power, possession and control of our minds, our lives, and our planet. It contains links for documented details and evidence.
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By Foster Gamble
It is a little-known though well-documented fact that the origin of the campaign to ridicule research into conspiracies was initiated by the CIA in 1967 to undermine the credibility of those who questioned the official claims of the Warren Commission regarding the so-called facts of the Kennedy assassination.
Given the challenge we and others feel when speaking out about conspiracies, I think Lance deHaven-Smith is right when, in his new book Conspiracy Theory, he suggests “the CIA’s [covert and illegal] campaign to popularize the term ‘conspiracy theory’ and make conspiracy belief a target of ridicule and hostility must be credited…with being one of the most successful propaganda initiatives of all time…”
Of course not all proclaimed conspiracies are true. There are competent conspiracy analysts and incompetent ones, just as there are skilled and shoddy reporters, historians or practitioners of any discipline.
What Does “Conspiracy” Actually Mean?
The Merriam Webster dictionary defines “conspire” as: “to plot, to contrive, to scheme — to join in a secret agreement to do an unlawful or wrongful act.”
It is well documented that many conspiracy theories are true. (See resources below.) Just a few days ago, the CIA admitted to what conspiracy analysts have been saying for 40 years: that the agency helped organize the coup that deposed Mohammad Mosaddegh and imposed the Shah in 1953 to get access to Iranian oil.
Nonetheless, I have seen many otherwise intelligent people close their minds to credible information as soon as the term “conspiracy” is evoked — even though America itself was founded on what would now be called a “conspiracy theory.” After all, the American Revolution was fought on the basis of the alleged “conspiracy” of King George of England to control and unfairly tax the new world.
Conspiracy theories are such a threat to the status quo that infiltration, censorship and bans have even been proposed. In 2008, Cass Sunstein, the former Administrator of the Obama Whitehouse Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs and former Professor at the University of Chicago, wrote a paper on “Conspiracy Theories”. His prescription for dealing with ‘conspiracy theorists’? … “cognitive infiltration of “extremist” groups, and, if it gets bad enough, possible censorship of free speech. He actually suggests that the US Government use such tactics as:
Ban conspiracy theorizing.
Impose some kind of tax, financial or otherwise, on those who disseminate such theories.
This is especially interesting given that even Sunstein admitted that some “conspiracy theories” are actually true — including Operation Northwoods, a plan by the Department of Defense (DoD) to simulate acts of terrorism and to blame them on Cuba to falsely justify invasion. That one, fortunately, President Kennedy discovered and shut down.
The “Noble Lie”
One of the ways conspiracies are philosophically justified by those who perpetrate them is through the notion of the “noble lie”. This term was coined by Leo Strauss, who was the philosophical grandfather of the Neo-conservative movement and who advocated state political propaganda and covert actions to protect a society’s traditional beliefs from “unrestrained inquiries” — or in other words — “conspiratorial theorizing.” He believed that scientific criticism of official accounts of important historical events, even when those criticisms were true, “undermined respect for the nation’s laws and traditional beliefs.” “Weapons of Mass Destruction” and “regime change” are examples of “noble lies” — untruths put forth to achieve an end goal that could not be achieved without manufactured evidence to sway public opinion.
Remember, it was the neo-conservative PNAC — the Project for a New American Century — that called for “a new Pearl Harbor” to justify invading the middle east — a noble lie used to dismantle the US Constitution (Patriot Act, Military Commissions Act, NDAA etc). This ended up being the major turning point in leading the US and the world toward police state tyranny, under the overarching “noble lie” of defending against “terrorism.”
Today, critical thinking and overcoming the stigma of “conspiracy theory” can help us keep from getting duped into being poisoned by schemes like GMOs to solve hunger, chemtrails to solve global warming, toxic vaccines to prevent disease, fluoride to prevent tooth decay, and radiating smart meters to lower our electric bills — to name just a few.
“Conspiracy” Used for Debunking
The main website erected to undermine the Thrive movement — Thrive Debunked — based its entire premise on the notion that there is “No such thing as Conspiracy.” John Robbins was in THRIVE exposing the conspiracy undermining the food sector. Deepak Chopra revealed the hidden agenda of pharmaceuticals in the health arena. Paul Hawken described how corporations are covertly destroying the environment and John Perkins, the “economic hitman,” told how he had been part of the secret conspiracy destroying the culture and stealing the resources of one country after another around the world. Then THRIVE put these and many other expert pieces together to show how the same elite bankers are manipulating virtually every sector for their own profit and control. Each of these “pioneers” then turned around and dissociated from THRIVE, claiming they didn’t want to be associated with a “conspiracy” movie.
Intelligence takes many forms: intellect, knowledge, cleverness, wit and intuition for example. But perhaps what is most called for in this era of massive deceit is open-mindedness — coupled with common sense and rigorous discernment. Critical thinking, evidence, fact checking, logic, research, and the ability to say “MAYBE, I don’t know” while we consider new information is imperative. Without it, we can fall prey to truly sinister and dangerous effects.
So, if you haven’t already, I invite you to step out of the “hassle-free” zone as if our future depends on it — because it does. Here are some key steps:
Encourage open honest dialogue about conspiracy theories.
Learn the facts.
Some conspiracies that have been proven include:
The Reagan administration was convicted of “conspiracy” in the Iran Contra affair.
When the AMA tried to shut down Chiropractors, they were found guilty of “conspiracy.”
Tobacco companies were found guilty of “conspiracy” to withhold critical health information from the public.
Additional articles on “conspiracies” that turned out to be true:
19 Conspiracy Theories That The Media Now Admits Are Conspiracy Facts by End of the American Dream
33 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be True by Gary Oldman
16 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be True by Intellihub
You can also learn more about one of the biggest conspiracies of all in the “Global Domination Agenda” section of our website.
Don’t buy into unsubstantiated attacks. Critics of conspiracy theory often resort to adjectives and ad hominem attacks, instead of facts. This lures people away from the evidence presented, and puts the focus on the peoples’ personalities and associations, which reinforces negative stereotypes of conspiracy theorists. Avoid personality attacks and stick to the facts. Apparently, according to a recent study, more commentators on the Internet are intelligently addressing conspiracy analysis and fact than are disputing it.
Here are a couple of video clips that show the desperation of conspirators to demean conspiracy analysts:
Bill Clinton Responds to 9/11 Questioning
George W. Bush on Conspiracy Theories
George Bush Senior at Ford Funeral on Warren Commission
Approach conspiracy topics gently and thoughtfully. My wife, Kimberly, and I have had a lot of practice with this. Your delivery and approach to discussing new ideas makes a big difference. Here’s a video guide on how to have difficult conversations with friends without losing friendships:
If we allow ourselves to have our critical thinking stopped by the threat of being associated with “conspiracy,” I believe we make ourselves easy to dupe, manipulate, divide and conquer. We lose the power we can have when instead we share our insights and transparently and respectfully explore our different perspectives to encourage bold, honest inquiry into what is going on and what we can do to create a world where everyone has the chance to thrive.
Additional Resources
VIDEO: Conspiracy Theorists Were Right — Fox News
VIDEO: Conspiracy Fact, Not Theory — Ed Griffin
Originally posted 2013-09-12 13:02:28. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
May 27, 2016
28 PORTRAITS
A marvelous job of animation. 28 classical portraits brought to life.
Originally posted 2012-07-17 23:28:19. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
RANDOM THOUGHTS ABOUT STARTING A DIET
RANDOM THOUGHTS ABOUT STARTING A DIET:
Too many failed games and thwarted goals caused me to fill my empty life with food instead of useful activities.
Who are the makers of meaningful games and goals?
No one else can give me self-respect.
What worthwhile purpose can I create for your own life?
Loosing weight isn’t a worthwhile game for an spiritual being…how can a spirit lose weight?
I need to go out and create some fun games to play!
Anything that will take my attention off being on a diet!
Goodbye Ice Cream, Cake and Pie! Everything that’s Deep-Fat Fried!
Is there Life in America without baked or fried Sugar and Fat?
Weight Watchers, here I am. Let the adventure begin….
Originally posted 2012-01-09 12:49:18. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
