I am far from a believer that antigravity is a technology that has been harnessed by mankind. Strangely enough my better half who works in the defense
industry does believe that there is adequate evidence for vehicles that manipulate gravity, but I will believe it when I see it.
But just for giggles I'll play devil's advocate:
Originally posted by ch1466
Blah, blah, blah.
What /possible/ military advantage could be so extreme as to justify any 'secret program' which permitted this, almost 15 years after the fall of
the Berlin wall (and the Cold War ended)?
Seeing how the entire physical paradigm of this planet revolves around gravity then the manipulation of gravity as a weapon could have a profound
impact on the occupants of this planet.
Gravity weapon applications could range from the pinpoint squishing of one adversary to crushing an entire city, causing earthquakes or creating
tsunamis aimed at a particular land mass, etc.
Proliferation of technology like that could be far worse than proliferation of nuclear weapons and thus potentially worse than "Hitler and the death
camps" or "the Enola Gay and Hiroshima".
There are no magic death rays. No flying saucers (do these ships have anti-inertial 'damper' systems btw? If not, none of the fantastical
accelerations and multi-axis maneuvers they are accredited with would be possible if men were aboard).
Of course we are talking about something that is shear fantasy, but IF there were a vehicle that could propel itself by manipulating gravity, why
couldn't that same vehicle be able to manipulate gravity within the "cockpit" thus eliminating the potential of splattering the human occupant into
mush when conducting high "g" maneuvers.
Because if it was true and they had 'reserved' these technologies or capabilities for their own use, they would have commited the greatest
act of treason against mankind since Hitler and the Death Camps. Or the Enola Gay and Hiroshima.
And since when has the military not resorted to crimes against humanity to accomplish it's goals?
By your own statements you obviously don't think that those who call the shots in the higher echelons of the military are righteous and noble in in
their endeavors, and yet you think that they would not suppress information that could help humanity. Where is your consistency?
[edit on 2/7/2006 by bios]