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19 Jan 2012 11:12:20
Morning Ed
I've been watching the Stargazing programs on BBC2 with Brian Cox and it's apparent that he believes that there is intelligent life out there.
My question is how aware do you think that people of his ilk are aware of the black technology in existence?
I also watched some stuff by a Dr Michio Kaku who on the face of it seemed interesting and enlightened. Then he discussed stuff on civilisations and type rating(being 1,2 or 3) based on their technological capabilities. According to him we are 0!
Surely he must be aware of stuff we have. These people are particle physicists/theorists!
Are they puppets, or just not saying what they truly believe in order to feather their own nests?
All opinions welcome.
NoneTheWiser {Ed001's Note - they just don't believe even the black technology projects are particularly advanced, in my opinion. I am quite certain they would have an idea of the kind of tech that is hidden, probably some kind of involvement with the research as well. But they will have to be careful what they say or never work again.}
If these people step out of line or say too much, death is the penalty, read the link, its a real shame the general public isnt aware of whats going on. Ive said it before i reckon behind closed doors we are not far away from inter-stellar. Its not a case of 'humans' having to work out how to do these things anymore, as we're approaching/have approached our technological singularity, computers will come up with all the answers/solutions for us. Same applies with E.T's, its not a case of how advanced they are, its a case of how advanced their computing is
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