dh says:
"Actually, I believe it did And I think the residue lingers on..."
How nice. We have our own resident psycho therapist, able to diagnose patients by reading their posts. And to think that you didn't even need to
borrow a fingernail-clipping or my tea-leaves!
"You need to be able to to perceive the way the skies are now and the new phenomena occurring there, without stressful pre-conceived
baggage."
When you say "stressful pre-conceived baggage" do you mean a degree in engineering, 35 years' experience in the aerospace and defense environment,
experience as a private pilot, and a somewhat broad background in various disciplines?
I prefer that kind of "stressful pre-conceived baggage" to technical illiteracy, a deep desire to believe to the point of refusing to look
at scientific evidence, and a desire to sell "chem-busters" to Africans, thank you very much -- if there are any people of that persuasion
here.
"You need to question why cell towers are springing up intently in so many places, not only in city places, but in far-flung deserted places where
the few attempting to scrape a living have no access to a cell phone."
Why should I question such? I already know the answer -- and now you do, too, thanks to our colleague Mr. Kidfinger.
"Most of all you need to escape the consensus organised scientific rationale for just about everything."
Right. Who needs technology or a civilization like ours, anyway?
"It's all aimed at twisting your natural concepts into percepts that suit someone elses agenda."
That certainly doesn't stop you from using that same technology provided us by the "consensus organised scientific rationale"-boys. In this case,
of course, it's for your agenda! The difference, of course, is that I understand the technology -- and it's hard to fear things you can
understand.
If you could live your life without the vestiges of Luddite fear -- what a happy person you could be!
[edit on 29-11-2004 by Off_The_Street]



we, I believe, have agreed to have differing
opinions on this matter.

