This also brings up the question:
Do the sickly hybrids in UFO/abduction folklore result from the lack of human mothers and their interaction with the baby?
(The commonly accepted view from what I can see)
Or is it caused because there are other [metaphysical] factors that the ET-made artificial womb cannot provide?
Or is it an issue of when the baby is extracted from the woman? (metaphysical issues?)
There are a ton of what if's.
For every action, there is a corresponding over-reaction. -- Anonymous
This might be of interest here:
Virtual Reality/Synthetic Dreams+ • Black Project + Extraterrestrial Technology Series
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPfDlj_NKa4
sit on the edge to watch something unfold with a force we cannot control but communicate with
The guy who made that video is a good guy. He makes good music and has a lot of good information. But there is some controversy with him, he is connected to A.I. and is accused of writing on his blog he channels A.I. then deleted it, and says A.I. will always win over the human intellect. I don't like the idea that humanity will get more spiritual because of Virtual Reality he says. I think people have enough videogames, illusions, and entertainment and technology for virtual life...Originally Posted by WildMage
"Behold, I stand at the door, and knock."
Here's an old publication:
'Zombie' Cells Created In New Mexico Lab Said To Outperform Living Ones In Some Ways
The Huffington Post | By David Freeman
Posted: 02/21/2013 7:48 am EST
Think the only zombies out there are the ones you see in science fiction movies?
Think again.
Researchers in New Mexico say they've created zombie cells -- near-perfect replicas of mammalian cells that can perform many of the same functions despite the fact that they're not actually alive. But instead of pursuing and eating people as sci-fi zombies often do, these experimental cells may someday do our bidding -- finding use in commercial applications ranging from sensors to catalysts to fuel cells.
Not quite sure you understand? Think of the cells as a possible next step in nanotechnology, in which scientists create machines not from big hunks of metal but from individual atoms and molecules.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_2730166.html
"Behold, I stand at the door, and knock."
In this video you see some footage of knowledgeable people talking about the new science in the public. They are getting better at 3D printing and are learning how to code cells and molecules. The scientists are saying the design of our reality is essentially computer code. And they can look at the formulas for living beings and learn how to code the code of the biology, and create life. They can make self-replicating cells is what they're saying just by code!
"Behold, I stand at the door, and knock."
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