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originally posted by: framedragged
a reply to: Baddogma
The man behind astr0 really reminds me of the man behind soul visions as well, who also left ATS rather suddenly. But that's a whole 'nother rabbit hole....
The really outlandish sci fi elements don't quite jive with me, but the Orion program having been much more extensive than we know, launching rockets up to space with balloons, and intra-atmosphere vacuum corridors all sound pretty good to me. I mean, look at the roswell stuff: reports of glowing object rocketing across the sky to crash (early vacuum corridor that they lost control of), but the official explanation is that they lost a spy weather balloon. That weather balloon explanation always struck me as being way too specific, but now it sounds like an additional cover for the upper atmosphere rocket assembly heh.
"I couldn't scan any of the psychological foibles or mistakes that show when someone is delusional or attempting a prank for ego gratification/self-esteem boost. "
Oh man, seriously. None of it is attention seeking in the slightest and I truly don't think he'll post again, at least not under astr0.
Bedlam needs to get back from his sequestered work space (or out of Guantanamo lol) and throw his two cents at me!
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Guyfriday
Military aircraft are harder to hack, by necessity. Fewer ways in, and they're harder to get into than cars and other systems.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Baddogma
To be honest, IMO, what's the harm if you believe it? Absolutely nothing changes, except that maybe you feel a little hope towards the future. You still have bills to pay, you still have a family to support, you still have to wake up and go to work every day. If it brings you a moment of peace, or some fun investigating, then what harm has it caused to believe it?
I totally agree, plus in this universe it helps to have an open mind to some extent, otherwise one would never create or invent anything. So whats the harm in investigating the novel mysteries we find ourselves in or into uncharted intellectual territory.
And if it is true, and we learn something that verifies it, then how much better is that? We've already learned a few things, and are on the track of finding some things that will really blow some doors off if we can catch them on the ground, or even in flight and get details.
Now that sounds like fun. Sign me up.
So in all honesty, have a little fun with it, investigate as much as you feel comfortable with, and enjoy life while you can. You aren't going to get out of it alive.
originally posted by: clay2 baraka
If you want a real good description of a vacuum corridor, study up on the O'Hare UFO incident..
enjoy life while you can. You aren't going to get out of it alive.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Guyfriday
It doesn't necessarily change anything, but it's fun to track this stuff, and try to figure it out. And it's challenging as hell to put the bread crumbs together.