I see what you're saying and while speculative, it's still very interesting, what in this whole morass isn't speculation anyway at this point? Still, again I just have to say, it seems to me that there are better ways to encourage us than the way they've gone about it, there are better ways to influence people and I think these could possibly be accomplished without violating the prime directive. For example, while not providing us with the formula for FTL flight, how about some unknown mathematical concepts that would gently lead us in that direction.
I guess that's one of my biggest beefs with this whole thing, if something supposedly paranormal presents us with nothing but things that we already know, it just seems much more likely that it came from human beings and not from any higher intelligence. It's the same beef I have with the majority of religious texts, nothing in them suggests outside influence and they contain no information that wasn't already known by mankind. I can't really see anything in the crop circle phenomenon that does either, but it's always possible that I'm missing something.
Which is entirely consistant with the quantum telegram scenario, if it wasnt ambiguous it would be either "on" or "off".
The idea may be to simply get you to think about the question, not actually provide any answer one way or the other
A Claytons contact, the contact you have when your not having contact
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For example, while not providing us with the formula for FTL flight, how about some unknown mathematical concepts that would gently lead us in that direction.
Well thats been claimed already
The majority (and perhaps all) of the genuine, non man-made crop circle formations are providing information on the construction of a physical vehicle that uses uses among other things, hydrogen, water, and microwaves. The ship features practical free energy, gravity shielding, star travel capabilities, and no doubt gives us the ability to eperiment with all kinds of 'far out' technologies.
At this point, it is also necessary to inform you that there is absolutely valid information about the crop circle ship in some of the man-made formations - coincidences beyond coincidences - thus it should be considered that the conciousness behind the genuine formations can have some serious influence upon the human circle makers. This fact is one which can unfortunately confuse the situation, and perhaps reduce to value of the information to some readers, however I cannot neglect to mention it.
The Crop Circle Ship - Refresh your reality with Crop Circles!
The Gravity Shielding Experiment from Chris Hardeman