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Dr. Flonkenstein wrote:
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 21:00:51 -0700, Art Deco wrote: Dr. Flonkenstein wrote: On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 20:07:29 -0700, Art Deco wrote: Dr. Flonkenstein wrote: On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 19:40:21 -0700, Art Dec[o wrote: Charles D. Bohne wrote: On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 20:10:10 GMT, "Silouen" wrote: You are not posting to astronomy group because you like astronomy. You and your following are here to disrupt. You play the victim, but you are no better than the rest. Proves my point: you ARE CLUELESS. C. Hi, Ch*ck! Hi, C*uck! Hi, C*uck! [mpmmffmpm ffmppffmf fmmmppmpp mfpmfffmm ppmfmfmfmfmmmfpppffmp?] [fppmfpmmmfmp ppmfmfmfmfmmmfpppffmp, Mff mpmmffmpmppp'fmp mfmmppfmp fmpmfpmpp ppmmppppmppf?] mfpfmpfmppfm://ppmmfffmpmfmpmfmffmppmpm.pmfffmmmfppffmm.mpmmpp/Mmfmfpmmm pffpmfmppfmmMmpppfmfppppmpp/Mmfmfpmmmpffpmfmppfmm.pmmpfmmfm mfffmp mpmppfmppfmmppp'fmp fmmfmfpffpfmpffmfffmmmpp ppmmpp mfpmpp mmfmmmpmfpmffmm mfpmffppmfmmmpppmfmpf mmm pfmpmfmppmmmmpmmffmmmppp ![]() Mmm mpfpffmffmpppppmpmpmfffm, pfmmppmmmmmfmppmpffmfpmf Pfmpmfmppmffmmmmpmmffmmmppp fppmfpppf fmppffmffmppfmm fmpppf mmfppfpppfmppffppfpmf pfmmppppfpfmpmfmpp fmpmfpmmmfmp mpfmmmmffpmf fmpppf pmpmfffmmfmm mfpmfffmm pffmffpppmfm. -- Official Associate AFA-B Vote Rustler Official Overseer of Kooks and Trolls in alt.astronomy "The original human being was a female hermaphrodite with both male and female genitalia." "Human beings CAN NOT live in a solar system without a sun with a ferrite core and a planet without a solid iron core." -- Alexa Cameron, Kook of the Year 2004 "I am a sean being from another planet." -- Darla aka Dr. Why aka Dr. Yubiwan aka Silouen aka ... |
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![]() "Charles D. Bohne" wrote in message ... On 30 Nov 2005 13:43:55 -0800, "Double-A" wrote: Perhaps it was the arrival of the Seans and their taking mankind on as a project that slowly began moving our ancestors toward civilization. There are no "seans", just a group of East coast people with all the typical prejudices as well as cut and dried opinions. With "aliens" like those you may abandon all your hopes. C. I know a "Sean" ... One that has the streak of a human that neither male or female running it!! In the physical it is in the form of a 'he' .. yet mostly resembles from past life stuff .... alienations of such g L B |
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On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 19:41:44 -0700, Art Deco
wrote: Double-A wrote: Charles D. Bohne wrote: On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 13:24:54 GMT, "Silouen" wrote: [snip] What is there that you could teach us now, that you had not been able to teach us thousand years ago? Perhaps they are just bringing us along at a measured pace. Who are "they", saucerhead? That's a very good question, Art. Hasn't it ever seemed odd to you that humans sat around for a million years in the bush as complete ignoramuses and then during the last 6,000 years have become greatly enlightened? Perhaps it was the arrival of the Seans and their taking mankind on as a project that slowly began moving our ancestors toward civilization. Haven't you ever wondered why often more than one scientist has made the same discovery at about the same time in history? Perhaps it was the Seans dropping hints here and there. Perhaps we owe them credit for just about everything we know. But our human race, just like an individual, has to start their education in kindergarten, not at the university. Nice Darla SLURRRRRRRRRP. Have you ever noticed how saucerheads hate the idea that humans are intelligent? It's always the "aliens" that achieve, never the men who actually did it. The saucerheads practically fall all over themselves in their rush to credit their "aliens", instead of the folks who really deserve the credit: human beings. Goes to show how much they hate themselves, that their self-loathing spills on over to their fellow men. ESL! -- Bookman -The Official Overseer of Kooks and Trolls in AFA-B Kazoo Konspirator #668 (The Neighbor of the Beast) Clue-Bat Wrangler Keeper of the Nickname Lists Despotic Kookologist of the New World Order Monthly Hammer of Thor award, October 2005 "I'd love to kill you in a ring" - Bartmo gets all touchy-feely "****SPV....... So yes I am an idiot." "ASK THE NWS, YOUR TAX DOLLAR GOES TO THEM NOT TO DR.TURI." - Mr. Turi explains how to accurately predict hurricanes http://www.insurgent.org/~kook-faq/afa-b/ http://www.insurgent.org/~kook-faq/afa-b/index.html |
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"Greysky" wrote in message
. net... "Silouen" wrote in message ... "Double-A" wrote in message ups.com... Charles D. Bohne wrote: On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 13:24:54 GMT, "Silouen" wrote: [snip] What is there that you could teach us now, that you had not been able to teach us thousand years ago? Perhaps they are just bringing us along at a measured pace. Hasn't it ever seemed odd to you that humans sat around for a million years in the bush as complete ignoramuses and then during the last 6,000 years have become greatly enlightened? Perhaps it was the arrival of the Seans and their taking mankind on as a project that slowly began moving our ancestors toward civilization. Haven't you ever wondered why often more than one scientist has made the same discovery at about the same time in history? Perhaps it was the Seans dropping hints here and there. Perhaps we owe them credit for just about everything we know. But our human race, just like an individual, has to start their education in kindergarten, not at the university. Double-A Hey again, Double-A! I thought Darla had covered this, but maybe not. Not crazy about humans hearing this for the first time from me, but what the heck? Not only was I and a few others on our sean crew actually born in Earth's sea, but seans have been caring for this solar system since before humans ever even evolved. Hi Sil, glad to see you are keeping busy 'out there' but not too busy to talk to us for a while. I think Darla did mention you were birthed in our oceans. So, how has the cosmic mission been going? Darla's adventures should be quite a story to tell when she returns. Hi Greysky, Darla and crew wishes you well! They are all in good health and full of anticipation. Right about now they are approaching the center of our supercluster. You call it Virgo. We are told that there are lifeforms there who have traveled from supercluster to supercluster. I can't wait to find out how they do that. I am not a 'visitor' as Mr. Bohne seems to think I am. I was born here, I've spent most of my life here, Earth is my home. May be humans are the visitors? Yes, now you know our big secret ![]() superbeings who only occupy this region of 3-space because we have nothing better to do... heh heh. I have always suspected that some part of us were extra terrestrial. I just haven't figured out which part it is yet. Well, you might begin with parts of the brain which don't jibe well with other primates and mammals. And why do humans only rarely have a whole lot of fur? A third might be to ask why the human heart is stronger and more lasting by far than Any other animal's heart. There is a definite list of human anomalies if one goes looking for them. To keep that from sounding too eerie, let me add that nothing would please us more than for humans to continue 'visiting' for eons into the future. It would be really well if you could last longer at least than the acorn-brained dinosaurs! Wel at least an acorn is bigger than a peanut, eh? Even then, I think having hardly any brain is what allowed those lizards to survive contentedly for a hundred million years. It should give all those peanut headed humans walking around down here something to shoot for at least. Hey, speaking of hope for knuckleheads, you guys have gotten the Canadians all stirred up. They want to open up official contact relations with you 'ethical aliens'. I say lets set a date and I'll bring the Vino- just remember to request the presence of all your friends South of the border, OK? Sil Greysky Human intelligence enables you to adapt to a changing environment in ways that no dinosaur, or any other animal for that matter, could possibly achieve. This does not Insure your survival, but it sure does increase its liklihood. The Canadian people are just being practical, that's all. We hope they can maintain their vigorous curiosity up until first contact becomes possible. I love vino, by the by, but when I drink it makes me hiccup. You can be assured, Greysky, that you and all the posters who so desire will be an integral part of first contact! Sil |
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"Double-A" wrote in message
oups.com... Silouen wrote: "Double-A" wrote in message ups.com... Charles D. Bohne wrote: On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 13:24:54 GMT, "Silouen" wrote: [snip] What is there that you could teach us now, that you had not been able to teach us thousand years ago? Perhaps they are just bringing us along at a measured pace. Hasn't it ever seemed odd to you that humans sat around for a million years in the bush as complete ignoramuses and then during the last 6,000 years have become greatly enlightened? Perhaps it was the arrival of the Seans and their taking mankind on as a project that slowly began moving our ancestors toward civilization. Haven't you ever wondered why often more than one scientist has made the same discovery at about the same time in history? Perhaps it was the Seans dropping hints here and there. Perhaps we owe them credit for just about everything we know. But our human race, just like an individual, has to start their education in kindergarten, not at the university. Double-A Hey again, Double-A! I thought Darla had covered this, but maybe not. Not crazy about humans hearing this for the first time from me, but what the heck? Not only was I and a few others on our sean crew actually born in Earth's sea, but seans have been caring for this solar system since before humans ever even evolved. I am not a 'visitor' as Mr. Bohne seems to think I am. I was born here, I've spent most of my life here, Earth is my home. May be humans are the visitors? To keep that from sounding too eerie, let me add that nothing would please us more than for humans to continue 'visiting' for eons into the future. It would be really well if you could last longer at least than the acorn-brained dinosaurs! Sil Hey Silouen, I'll bet those acorn-brained dinosaurs proved hard to educate all right. They seemed to be nature's experiment in trying to use brute force to overcome all obstacles. But no way they could cope with a sudden change in the environment. There were many sudden radical changes in the environment during the reign of dinosaurs. It was more to it than that. And some dinosaurs rivaled mankind in intelligence, Double-A. Might even say that some were quite a bit smarter in many ways! I'm more interested in what happened to the Neanderthal people of Europe. Their brain sizes averaged larger than ours. Could they really have been the slow-witted ones? Were they really wiped out in a genocidal war with Homo sapiens? Since you claim to have been her longer than humans, was it your genetic alterations on a higher race of apes that led to our species? Did you give us the gift of intelligence? Did you take a killer ape and give it a mind? Double-A Well, first of all, the Neanderthal did have larger cranial capacity, but the gray matter was poorly organized. Sort of like comparing a small orderly file to a dumpster. There was very little large-scale fighting back then. Things like war and genocide came later with growing numbers of humans. The Neanderthal people couldn't compete with the more modern humans. They didn't disappear entirely, though. They've just gone where few or no modern humans would be interested in going. As for seans altering human genes? Sorry, this never happened. There have been times when we've performed minor experiments in a Cultural context, but never have we tried to manipulate any species' physical evolution. Remind me after first contact, though, to tell you of a people who Did do experiments with human genetics. Up until recently, they were the most common poachers we dealt with. They were a dying race, and they no longer live. Sil |
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![]() Silouen wrote: "Double-A" wrote in message oups.com... Silouen wrote: "Double-A" wrote in message ups.com... Charles D. Bohne wrote: On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 13:24:54 GMT, "Silouen" wrote: [snip] What is there that you could teach us now, that you had not been able to teach us thousand years ago? Perhaps they are just bringing us along at a measured pace. Hasn't it ever seemed odd to you that humans sat around for a million years in the bush as complete ignoramuses and then during the last 6,000 years have become greatly enlightened? Perhaps it was the arrival of the Seans and their taking mankind on as a project that slowly began moving our ancestors toward civilization. Haven't you ever wondered why often more than one scientist has made the same discovery at about the same time in history? Perhaps it was the Seans dropping hints here and there. Perhaps we owe them credit for just about everything we know. But our human race, just like an individual, has to start their education in kindergarten, not at the university. Double-A Hey again, Double-A! I thought Darla had covered this, but maybe not. Not crazy about humans hearing this for the first time from me, but what the heck? Not only was I and a few others on our sean crew actually born in Earth's sea, but seans have been caring for this solar system since before humans ever even evolved. I am not a 'visitor' as Mr. Bohne seems to think I am. I was born here, I've spent most of my life here, Earth is my home. May be humans are the visitors? To keep that from sounding too eerie, let me add that nothing would please us more than for humans to continue 'visiting' for eons into the future. It would be really well if you could last longer at least than the acorn-brained dinosaurs! Sil Hey Silouen, I'll bet those acorn-brained dinosaurs proved hard to educate all right. They seemed to be nature's experiment in trying to use brute force to overcome all obstacles. But no way they could cope with a sudden change in the environment. There were many sudden radical changes in the environment during the reign of dinosaurs. It was more to it than that. And some dinosaurs rivaled mankind in intelligence, Double-A. Might even say that some were quite a bit smarter in many ways! Should I be taking umbrage at that remark? I'm more interested in what happened to the Neanderthal people of Europe. Their brain sizes averaged larger than ours. Could they really have been the slow-witted ones? Were they really wiped out in a genocidal war with Homo sapiens? Since you claim to have been her longer than humans, was it your genetic alterations on a higher race of apes that led to our species? Did you give us the gift of intelligence? Did you take a killer ape and give it a mind? Double-A Well, first of all, the Neanderthal did have larger cranial capacity, but the gray matter was poorly organized. Sort of like comparing a small orderly file to a dumpster. There was very little large-scale fighting back then. Things like war and genocide came later with growing numbers of humans. The Neanderthal people couldn't compete with the more modern humans. They didn't disappear entirely, though. They've just gone where few or no modern humans would be interested in going. That sounds intriguing. Of course some think they might have interbred with us and become blended into our more dominant gene pool. As for seans altering human genes? Sorry, this never happened. There have been times when we've performed minor experiments in a Cultural context, but never have we tried to manipulate any species' physical evolution. Remind me after first contact, though, to tell you of a people who Did do experiments with human genetics. Up until recently, they were the most common poachers we dealt with. They were a dying race, and they no longer live. Sil Couldn't they save themselves through genetics? The Germans tried to develop a super race through traditional selective breeding techniques. But they didn't have the gene splicing methods we have now to work with. I fear that the next Third Reich will have the tools to actually create a super race! Double-A |
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![]() Charles D. Bohne wrote: On 2 Dec 2005 16:08:15 -0800, "Double-A" wrote: I fear that the next Third Reich will have the tools to actually create a super race! Define "super race"! There are no "good genes" vs. "bad genes" - one can never know which genes may further survival under changing conditions. C. An excellent point, Charles. My views exactly. But a totalitarian government is not likely to understand this. After all, they are all about standardization and conformity. First they will want to develop the perfect soldier: men with great strength, cunning, and fearlessness. Then they will want the model citizen, and the perfect worker, who will never break the law or bend the rules, and can take the stresses of the workplace for 50 years without burning out, or developing ulcers. And they will want to develop higher IQ individuals for the elite ruling class. Of course in doing this, they will develop lot of genetic sameness. And as you alluded above, the next time the environmental wind shifts, the die off could be total! Double-A |
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![]() Charles D. Bohne wrote: On 2 Dec 2005 16:08:15 -0800, "Double-A" wrote: I fear that the next Third Reich will have the tools to actually create a super race! Define "super race"! There are no "good genes" vs. "bad genes" - one can never know which genes may further survival under changing conditions. C. Yep Charles, and as with Double-A, exactly. ... Nothing wrong with Eugenics in principle ... horsebreeding. .... Heck, we are genetically and physiologically programmed to selectively choose out mates. ... The 'wild type' stranger can be very attractive, for example. ... or detractive, possibly. We horsebreed amongst ourselves anyhoooo whether we realize or admit it .. or don't. Eugenics is roughly being overt and explicit about such concerns. The problem with selective breeding to improve things ... isn't that it's good or evil. ... It's that we are ignorant about the outcome. .... That we fool and risk and harm ourselves by imagining that it were otherwise. You really have pointed to the crux. |
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![]() "Silouen" wrote in message ... "Greysky" wrote in message . net... "Silouen" wrote in message ... "Double-A" wrote in message ups.com... Charles D. Bohne wrote: On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 13:24:54 GMT, "Silouen" wrote: [snip] What is there that you could teach us now, that you had not been able to teach us thousand years ago? Perhaps they are just bringing us along at a measured pace. Hasn't it ever seemed odd to you that humans sat around for a million years in the bush as complete ignoramuses and then during the last 6,000 years have become greatly enlightened? Perhaps it was the arrival of the Seans and their taking mankind on as a project that slowly began moving our ancestors toward civilization. Haven't you ever wondered why often more than one scientist has made the same discovery at about the same time in history? Perhaps it was the Seans dropping hints here and there. Perhaps we owe them credit for just about everything we know. But our human race, just like an individual, has to start their education in kindergarten, not at the university. Double-A Hey again, Double-A! I thought Darla had covered this, but maybe not. Not crazy about humans hearing this for the first time from me, but what the heck? Not only was I and a few others on our sean crew actually born in Earth's sea, but seans have been caring for this solar system since before humans ever even evolved. Hi Sil, glad to see you are keeping busy 'out there' but not too busy to talk to us for a while. I think Darla did mention you were birthed in our oceans. So, how has the cosmic mission been going? Darla's adventures should be quite a story to tell when she returns. Hi Greysky, Darla and crew wishes you well! They are all in good health and full of anticipation. Right about now they are approaching the center of our supercluster. You call it Virgo. We are told that there are lifeforms there who have traveled from supercluster to supercluster. I can't wait to find out how they do that. Yes. Sounds to me as though your people are on the verge of another 'information explosion' on the order of what it took to turn the Renaissance into the Industrial Revolution down here, as they get all the new information from those older lifeforms and cultures. Please be careful how you absorb the newfound knowledge, or these present days may be known as the "good old days" for your people as well! I am not a 'visitor' as Mr. Bohne seems to think I am. I was born here, I've spent most of my life here, Earth is my home. May be humans are the visitors? Yes, now you know our big secret ![]() superbeings who only occupy this region of 3-space because we have nothing better to do... heh heh. I have always suspected that some part of us were extra terrestrial. I just haven't figured out which part it is yet. Well, you might begin with parts of the brain which don't jibe well with other primates and mammals. And why do humans only rarely have a whole lot of fur? A third might be to ask why the human heart is stronger and more lasting by far than Any other animal's heart. There is a definite list of human anomalies if one goes looking for them. Well, the first one I've ever heard of is the anomalous size of the human er, sex organ. It's too big- proportionately. If this is indeed the result of alien intervention, I have to wonder about the motivations of those aliens... but on a more etherial level, I would wonder more about the changes in the mind, rather than the body. Our conscious mind needs to communicate better with the unconscious part. How is it with you Seans? Are your minds more 'integrated', or do you also need head doctors to detrmine why you do some things? Does Dr. Y do good things for your people, or can s/he only make money on Earth? To keep that from sounding too eerie, let me add that nothing would please us more than for humans to continue 'visiting' for eons into the future. It would be really well if you could last longer at least than the acorn-brained dinosaurs! Wel at least an acorn is bigger than a peanut, eh? Even then, I think having hardly any brain is what allowed those lizards to survive contentedly for a hundred million years. It should give all those peanut headed humans walking around down here something to shoot for at least. Hey, speaking of hope for knuckleheads, you guys have gotten the Canadians all stirred up. They want to open up official contact relations with you 'ethical aliens'. I say lets set a date and I'll bring the Vino- just remember to request the presence of all your friends South of the border, OK? Sil Greysky Human intelligence enables you to adapt to a changing environment in ways that no dinosaur, or any other animal for that matter, could possibly achieve. This does not Insure your survival, but it sure does increase its liklihood. Well, mere survival isn't enough. I think this is why there are so many conversants who express dissatisfaction with your policy of non-interference until Official Contact. Though I can't wait to join up with your crew, I know there are proceedures- I just hope it happens before I die of old age ![]() they are orbiting a newly discovered planet of sentients that can obviously use any help they can get. Do you break protocol and help thereby revealing yourself, or steel yourself against their pleas for aid and head back home, and make your report? There are gonna be consequences no matter what action you take... The Canadian people are just being practical, that's all. We hope they can maintain their vigorous curiosity up until first contact becomes possible. I love vino, by the by, but when I drink it makes me hiccup. Do not worry, Sil. Neither I nor your nightbat will let that go too far :-) You can be assured, Greysky, that you and all the posters who so desire will be an integral part of first contact! I am in a state of eager anticipation - It'll sure be a nice day! Sil Greysky |
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![]() "Double-A" wrote in message oups.com... BEE wrote: "Double-A" wrote in message oups.com... Charles D. Bohne wrote: On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 11:24:57 +1100, "BEE" wrote: Well said ol' chap!! g I have had an encounter with a 'being' being in my face simply 'being' a being... being a real pain in my rear .. as it got near ... Yeah!! I was glad to tell it to GO .. as it was GREY and had no real charm about it that gave off any sense that it was being simply a 'being' wangting a kind connestion of any sort. No one really wanted to know about this encounter let alone believe it g Anywazzzzzz .. Running around inside my very own beleif system is my own idea that resembles the notion of ..... "We are the aliens ... Wrapped up and shut AWAY are our true sleves in the true meaning of 'alien .... 'being' ... that is ... If we (as human beings) were not so caught up in the fundamental BS of it all we may actually see things as they trully a-) When we go to the beach and enjoy the beach, do we go into every little detail of how one soaks up the sun and what it is doing to one's self etc etc etc ... ?! Not really for most ... Simple terms ... just enjoy the water and soak up the sun:-) L Bee-Ji-cruising! YOU ARE SO RIGHT, DEAR BEE! Unfortunately we don't have much sun over here for the moment, ... days are short and the sky is cloudy .. but we still know there is THE LIGHT :-) C. Ah, right. Bee would be basking in the summer sun about now! While we northerners shiver in the cold and darkness. Enjoy, Bee! Hey there Double A !!!! :-) Not basking that much as it is trully hot here however, every now and then yes !!!g Hope you are fighting FIT!!! L Bee ... Yes, near the summer solstice the Sun can burn your skin so easily. Be careful. Just returned from my exercise in the cold clammy fog. Thinking of sunny you! Double-A Why Thank my sunny ass g BTW .. I don't mean I speak from there .. and no ... I am not siamese g Dam hot here .... FWIW .. Have a good week :-) L B |
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