>> No, he's stating there's a Hidden Order from this Universal creation, to Life itself, being it's all Connected and Cycles. Hurst likely also saw the connection<<
Uh huh, sure.
>> Did not Einstein predict Time Travel possible? Time is 4th Dimension?<<
Einstein was a peace activist and a firm advocate of global federalism and world law. He favoured the principles of socialism, asserting that it was an ideological system that fixed what he perceived as the inherent societal shortcomings of capitalism. This became especially apparent in his later life, when he detailed his economic views in a 1949 article titled " Why Socialism?" for the independent socialist magazine Monthly Review.
Bet you never use him as a example of high intellect again. LOL.
>>Funny you mention 33. So is there meaning too my divorce taking place on 3/13/2013 at 3rd Ave, 3rd Floor, room 303 @ 3pm? My guess is had to wait 33 minutes before final.. ) Since.. 3 is my favorite, and ask WHY? <g> <<
3 is the divine number, it's the key.
Of all the numbers, Pythagoras considered the number three to be particularly special. There are a few reasons for this. For one thing, Pythagoras noted that three is the only number which is the sum of all the numbers below it. In other words, when you add one and two together (the numbers below three), you get three, whereas the same is not the case for any other number.
There is also another reason it is unique. When you take the previous numbers (one and two) and add them together with the number three, you get six. Likewise, when you multiple all those numbers together (one, two, and three), you also get six. This harmony does not exist with any other number.
In addition to the properties of the number three on a mathematical level, Pythagoras also considered it to be special for several other reasons. Notably, it seems to reflect our world well on a conceptual level. In our human experience, we are familiar with the concept of a beginning, a middle, and an end. These three parts sum up the entirety of any given thing. Similarly, humans experience birth, life, and death.
Threes also appear often in human history. Triangles have three sides — as do pyramids. Trinities abound in human history, as in the “Father, Son, and Holy Ghost”. Tesla himself would point to the trifecta of “energy, frequency, and vibration” which he believed contained the “secrets of the universe.”
>> Huh? IS Not all THIS about steering the lazy Left to NOT seeing Reality?<<
So I guess Einstein is out now, since he is part of the lazy left. <G>
Or is the worship of a man blinding the right?
>> If those who do not see TRUMP as 3rd Party.. YES! You ARE TRULY BLIND.<<
I see it how it is.
What political party is Trump running for its nomination?
>> They guy wants to REMOVE 70% of DC!<<
I want one term to be the limit. He wants to be part of DC. That's why he's running.
>> HE WANTS.. (DON'T WE ALL??) a govt FOR the People. For AMERICA to Survive. Possibly even continue the Greatest Nation in History<<
The left and the right wants that. They just disagree about how to do it.
>> Nobody will be Safe if they are Vaccinated:<<
Nobody is ever safe, everyone is going to die. The conservative psychology needs to think they are safe.
A 2008 study published in the journal Science found that conservatives have a stronger physiological response to startling noises and graphic images. This adds to a growing body of research that indicates a hypersensitivity to threat—a hallmark of anxiety. But why exactly would those who scare more easily tend to support conservative views?
One social psychologist from the University of Central Arkansas, Paul Nail, has a pretty interesting answer: “Conservatism, apparently, helps to protect people against some of the natural difficulties of living. The fact is we don’t live in a completely safe world. Things can and do go wrong. But if I can impose this order on it by my worldview, I can keep my anxiety to a manageable level.” This could explain the two parties’ different stances on gun control. It makes sense that those who startle more easily are also the ones that believe they need to own a gun.
Using MRI, scientists from University College London have found that students who identify themselves as conservatives have a larger amygdala than self-described liberals. This brain structure is involved in emotion processing, and it's especially reactive to fearful stimuli. It is possible that an oversized amygdala could create a heightened sensitivity that may cause one to habitually overreact to anything that appears to be a potential threat, whether it actually is one or not. This disproportionate fear response could explain how, for example, Bush’s administration was able to gather wide public support amongst conservatives for invading Iraq. Maybe if they said the phrase “weapons of mass destruction” enough times, it wouldn’t matter whether they existed or not.
Empirical evidence suggests that conservatives and liberals don’t just have different outlooks and opinions—they also have different brains. This means that our choice of political affiliation and overall worldview may not really be all that much of a choice. Still, we must work to understand these psychological and biological distinctions so that we can ultimately use this knowledge to work together and find middle ground. Such information may also make us less vulnerable to those who want to exploit these dispositions for their own selfish agendas by using tactics like fear-mongering. |
