reply to post by BO XIAN
I have been told by a veteran, highly respected researcher, that essentially he's always been a bit "off".
But aside from that, this enigma does in fact tend to have an effect on people. Over the long haul, I've seen quite a few people obsessed to the
point of psychosis, paranoia, and it's debilitating.
Now, do I believe Greer is one of them? No. I don't think he's tuned into anything past what he can gain from it. I think he's a smart guy who sees
opportunity, and provenance to gain foothold in a "field" that doesn't have a long term memory for nonsense and broken claims.
Lemme be brutally honest with you folks. When you have this thing effect your life, in profound ways, the idea of "selling" it for big cash or
profiting unreasonable sums for it...is damned near unthinkable. Part of you says you've suffered because of it, and why not make it pay for you. The
other half asks you how you can live with yourself to sell such a personal experience. It's part of you. It is for me, one of the deepest parts,
because it's interaction was one of my first memories of childhood.
One of the many reasons (besides the ridiculous claims and nonsense, and a host of other crap) I put no stock in Greer is the aspect of money, NDA's
and absurd fees. Because you know when you've had any experience like this, that it's not a frigging product....it fits into no box, no label, and
no price.
Write a book? Fine. Sell art inspired by experience? Sure. But, sell an experience? Sell YOUR experience? If you've had it, and I know some of you
have...you'd never dream of it.
You'd just want to share it. And you don't need Greer, or any of the rest of them to meet the alien. Any of you can. But be careful what you wish
for.
