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reply posted on 4-2-2010 @ 05:52 PM by kiwifoot
Originally posted by All_Truth_Soon
WOW ! You just answered a question that has been bugging me for ages. Which is, why are schools and colleges designed to slow down the learning capabilities that every person is born with.

I mean a young child learns a new language or two in a couple of years, learns to count, sometimes spell, how to eat, run, play, interact, react .... etc... etc...

Then they are SENT to school to start 'learning' a .. b .. c .. d. at a snails pace.

Then when they get older, they are repremanded for asking 'the wrong' questions, with comments like 'are you trying to be smart' .... well yes actually they are, that's why they are there!.

Thinking outside the box is frowned upon ... because it's not on the syllabus.

So you end up with young adults who only knows what is on the syllabus, unable (or afraid) to think for themselves. These indoctrinated adults are unlikely to come out with anything new. Maybe when they go into third level college or industry, they will be hinted to or trickle fed something and presto we have a new (20 year old) discovery.

Thanks for the answer


[edit on 3-2-2010 by All_Truth_Soon]


I think your post does bring up a valid question, namely how deep the plan goes, or put another way, are we held back and taught a lie from the moment we enter school?

it has been theorised many times that school is just a method of indoctrination, getting our young ones to learn just what TPTB want us to learn.

this does fit into my theory that Science is basically held back, and those discoveries that we see are merely the tip of the iceberg, perhaps decades behind the real sharp end of discovery.

What would be really intriguing would be if there is an entire industry out there whose sole purpose is to release decades old technology out into the public domain, pretending that it's only just been invented. Although surely by now there would be a whistle blower or two by now!

KF



reply posted on 4-2-2010 @ 07:04 PM by jkrog08
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First off, let me say that kiwifoot I ALWAYS read your threads and RESPECT THEM....

BUT, as a scientist myself (well not yet, but I am majoring in cosmology and applied theoretical physics) I must disagree in technicality. We are told what everyone else is (unless of course you work in Area 51 or Dulce, lol...not mocking as I believe in both places).

But we can only do what we know. Right now the most promising field for helping human evolution and advancement is quantum mechanics and string theory/m-theory. We are WAY in over our heads thus far, but so far there is promising research.

So to conclude I would say that no one is "propagating outdated tech", we just know what everyone else does (at least in the public sector).


reply posted on 4-2-2010 @ 07:38 PM by kiwifoot
Originally posted by jkrog08
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First off, let me say that kiwifoot I ALWAYS read your threads and RESPECT THEM....

BUT, as a scientist myself (well not yet, but I am majoring in cosmology and applied theoretical physics) I must disagree in technicality. We are told what everyone else is (unless of course you work in Area 51 or Dulce, lol...not mocking as I believe in both places).

But we can only do what we know. Right now the most promising field for helping human evolution and advancement is quantum mechanics and string theory/m-theory. We are WAY in over our heads thus far, but so far there is promising research.

So to conclude I would say that no one is "propagating outdated tech", we just know what everyone else does (at least in the public sector).


Thanks jkrog!!

I appreciate a bit of sanity to my loopy as always!

And in no way did I mean to lessen the value of your work or the field in general.

So you agree that in secret government programmes it's highly probable there are programmes that blow our hi-tech gear out of the water.

I just wondered, I guess this was the real point of my thread, if Phd students, researchers and those inventing future technologies are being guided to develop and discover pre-discovered and pre-developed concepts and products.

It's a bit crazy mate so I thought it better go in SW!

An honest question, have you ever felt that you have been pushed towards research instead of choosing to go down that path?

By the way, awesome job mate, good luck in completing your studies!

Promise me if I'm at all right you'll let me know!




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reply posted on 4-2-2010 @ 07:43 PM by jkrog08
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Of course I agree that our governments have MUCH more advanced tech....LOL, I am a FSME of the UFO forum...

BUT, as far as many are concerned it is how it seems, that is all I am saying. But yes, I am one who would favor the human race over secrecy in any large technological breakthrough....


reply posted on 10-9-2010 @ 06:16 PM by miragezero
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OP I have thought about this for a while actually. If some people basicly lived in some sort of scientific 'monestary' for decades (and really a lot of scientists probably would do so quite willingly; I would) there is no telling where they would be now.... without the interference of the typical human existance or complany BS. Companies are sometimes good for finding effiecient and cheap machines etc however they can also work against anything that threatens their market etc.... additionally it takes a long time sometimes, even now, for things to propagate into society.
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