Showing posts with label matrix. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 12, 2010

David Icke talks to Freedom Central in Amsterdam, September 2009 1 of 14

David Icke talks to Freedom Central in Amsterdam, September 2009



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"The power we give up daily is that with which we are controlled"
David Ickes most profound and true statement in my opinion. He said this during an interview with Alex Jones. 9/11 - Terror - War - Oil - those who want all the control. It all adds up. Do the math yourself.

THANK YOU SO MUCH !!.. i was born in a very liberal hindu family and raised in India.. and from the very beginning i was told(not taught) that the entire world is an illusion.. and we are just here to experience it and the purpose of life is to experience that we are pure consciousness .. no other person have ever cleared this to me more than DAVID have..... thank you so much.. BTW i don't follow anything.. i am just experiencing :))))) YOU HAVE CHANGED MY LIFE... THNX

David Icke: 'What is Money?'

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

The Human Brain versus the Matrix


The Human Brain versus the Matrix

By Athena Andreadis/ Source: h+ Magazine

When surveying the goals of transhumanists, I found it striking how heavily many of them favor conventional engineering. This seems inefficient and inelegant, since such engineering reproduces slowly, clumsily and imperfectly, what biological systems have fine-tuned for eons, from nanobots (enzymes and miRNAs) to virtual reality (lucid dreaming).

Recently, I was reading an article about memory chips. In it, the primary researcher makes two statements that fall in the "not even wrong" category: "Brain cells are nothing but leaky bags of salt solution," and "I don't need a grand theory of the mind to fix what is essentially a signal-processing problem."

And it came to me in a flash that many transhumanists are uncomfortable with biology and would rather bypass it altogether for two reasons, each exemplified by these sentences. The first is that biological systems are squishy — they exude blood, sweat and tears, which are deemed proper only for women and weaklings. The second is that, unlike silicon systems, biological software is inseparable from hardware. And therein lies the major stumbling block to personal immortality.

Read the full story here...