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Devil's Advocate
ah the good old days when a peek and a poke were still fun
POKE 53280,0 (Turns the commodore 64 screen black.)
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ah the good old days when a peek and a poke were still fun
POKE 53280,0 (Turns the commodore 64 screen black.)
The cheapest Mac, the mini, is $599 US. There is no "G" series. Hasn't been since the Power Mac G5 in 2005. Apple has used Intel chips since 2006.
what do you think of 12/21/12 as the end times? how about the maya?
One of the few Rush albums I can listen to. They are so deep in John Travolta's closet...c'mon Guys, just go Disco.I've never heard the album or much from Rush. I've been on an album purchasing frenzy of late and maxing out my media player. Might have to look into 2112.
One of the few Rush albums I can listen to. They are so deep in John Travolta's closet...c'mon Guys, just go Disco.
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what do you think of 12/21/12 as the end times? how about the maya?
It's the start of the Inevitable Zombie Apocalypse, when the dead will rise from the grave and inherit the shopping malls.
Based on the best I've gathered from my sources, the Maya themselves don't put much in it. I have friends in Belize who have been studying the Mayan glyphs and calendrical system since the 70's. This end of the World crap cracks them up. Western culture treated the Mayans as discarded human rubbish until they heard the sky might fall.After all the hype is done, does anyone know anyone else who actually believes this stuff?
what do you think of 12/21/12 as the end times? how about the maya?
There Is No Planet-X
THE NIBIRU HOAX - continuation...
Quetzal:
91. That is of correctness.
92. The temperature fluctuations are, however, universe-wide, and very minimal, yet they emerge primarily in those parts of our material universe, in which the uninterrupted change occurs by means of the outer immaterial belt.
93. It thereby concerns itself with the transition-less open transformation zone, as we call it.
Billy:
This zone of change engenders a soughing sound, as Ptaah taught me on the great trip. I was also permitted to hear it over the technical device in the Great Spacer. It was simply gigantic.
Ptaah explained to me that the Earthlings name this phenomenon cosmic background radiation and assume that that is the zone where the Big Bang took place and that the end of the universe is also there.
Quetzal:
94. Which does not correspond to accuracy, as you know.
Billy:
Naturally, because indeed the essential entire universe first begins there, with its six other immeasurable belts.
Ptaah also said that the temperature differences are actually only very slight and therefore only tiny variations underlie them which emerge as a result of fluctuations, which would be evoked in all regions of our universe through differences in density.
Quetzal:
95. You are a human with a very noteworthy memory.
96. Your exposition corresponds to accuracy.
Billy:
Ptaah and you as well as Semjase have said that our Milky Way has about 570,000,000,000 suns with planets, but that, in addition to that, there are only about 7,000,000 smaller and bigger solar systems with planets on which higher forms of life exist. Are planetary satellites, respectively, moons also included therein?
Quetzal:
97. Yes, because in certain solar systems with enormous central suns there are planetary giants with tremendous gravity which are too big to be able to bear higher forms of life, while their moons, however, are very much in a position to do that.
98. In your understanding, we do not, however, call these objects which bear life moons, rather planet-planets.
Billy:
Quite so, because they are actually planets of a mother-planet - or?
Quetzal:
99. That is of correctness.
Billy:
And the 7,000,000 solar systems in our galaxy with planets, on which higher forms of life exist: does that collectively deal only with human civilizations?
Quetzal:
100. No
101. The universe with all its galaxies is very thinly settled with human forms of life, whereby that also includes dimensions shifted in time and space, respectively, all existing space-time configurations.
102. Many planets and moons carry only very lowly microscopic organic life, or only forms of life like mammals, birds, fish, beetles and insects, and so forth, which have nothing to do with higher forms of life.
Billy:
Then I have misunderstood some things, because I was of the view that you have always spoken in such a way that indicated that the forms of life were only humans.
Quetzal:
103. Then you have succumbed to an error, if you have assumed that the approximately 7,000,000 solar systems with their planets only correlate to human civilizations.
104. Perhaps you have really ...
Billy:
.. understood something wrongly.
Quetzal:
105. That is what I wanted to say.
106. Known to us, in this galaxy, are only 2,630,000 highly developed human civilizations, which actually belong together, whereby, from other galaxies known to us, a further 1,141,000,000 can be factored in.
107. We know of 1,040,000 civilizations which are developed to an essentially low level in this galaxy which you call the Milky Way.
108. Our scientists estimate that in the entire universe about 6,000,000,000,000 to 7,000,000,000,000 essentially human civilizations, of higher and lower form, would have to exist in your material space-time configuration.
Billy:
What do you understand by "human civilization which essentially belong together"?
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