fossils of commonsense
Posted by Seung Kim on Sep 28, 2003 at 23:41
(66.91.48.23)In Tesla's viewpoint, much could be done to manufacture weather conditions from gross stimulation of the ionisphere. Since it has its place nearby the exit point liberated from gravitational effects in timespace curvature, it was an educated assumption that the power of stimulating this highly ionic based negative cluster could manipulate, by teletronic signals projected to this layer through stations, weather conditions by extended logic on highly co-dependent forces. At this age, we are most likely to believe science exceeds any limitation that was set by the ancients and those who adhered to their beliefs. In the same manner of Foucalt, we were stirred to believe in the uniform coherency of space dismantled by launch tests. There is no doubt scientific models today are of utmost intricacy and the approach to a unified theory becomes also convoluted. Or some may say this since in the clarity of our thinking through commonsense application, we find ourselves alienated from the differences that come to shock us in initial exposure to the public. It is the persuasiveness of our current models which we have accustomized ourselves to and made it in fact our conscience. In theological perspective, much underwent change despite the fact that the Bible would adhere to the unchanging face of Truth that is One..It seems to me that adaptation has become less of a difficulty..However, the near madness of Tesla's weather modification project cuts at the roots of what we hold to be human sanity. The ocular models may in fact defeat conscience as a stable unity between man and nature. The departure from that which exists as our roots, in first experience with nature to seek it as the essential reality map, is the pain introduced by revolutions in history.."I'll beat the crap outta you..is old.."