Project Pegasus

a reply to: Slichter

The msn has nothing on my subconscious. It's a conspiracy I've found to be untrue due to posting about the article in question.

I doubt most people on this forum believe anything the MSN has to say.

a reply to: Artemis12

The Scientologists process a lot of people through their programs, some fail and lose a lot of money in the process.
I've never been through their program so don't feel I can't really judge.
Look at all the art detail on the Cathedral at Notre Dame is it all just much ado about nothing?

a reply to: Slichter

If we're living in a hologram, then nothing is real including you and me.

originally posted by: Slichter
a reply to: Artemis12

The Scientologists process a lot of people through their programs, some fail and lose a lot of money in the process.

Anyone who "goes through" their programs loses a lot of money in the process.

I've never been through their program so don't feel I can't really judge.

If you had you would have lost a lot of money in the process.

Look at all the art detail on the Cathedral at Notre Dame is it all just much ado about nothing?

It's art. How does that relate to the rest of your post?

a reply to: Artemis12

you are a 4D entity looking at a 2d data projected in 3d. thats it!

a reply to: schuyler

I read Dianetics back in the early 80's. it was an interesting concept, (all I know is pain, pain is bad past [younger] expirence) and turned me on to LRH's fiction, the only problem was when he started believing his fictions.

The Sci-fi creditied to him is entertaining to say the least but very black/white, virture VS corruption; Good always wins stuff.

like literary cotton candy.

When the likes of Michael Salla, a person known for believing and actively promoting the ludicrous tales of conmen like Corey Goode call you out as a CRACKPOT then it's fair to say... "Cuckoo! Cuckoo!).

Is this the project that would allow ships to pass through matter?