Sunspot Madness
From the desk of the
Mad Scientist
– a few weeks ago I mentioned Terrence Mckennnas Time
wave theory which postulates a cyclical aspect to events on earth
which can be predicted by, among other things the I-Ching.
I don't have much faith in astrology as a science nor do I ever play the lottery but that said, one can be intrigued at that mathematical point where coincidence seems to carry over to cause and effect. You could even say this is what quantum effects are all about.
The usual explanation for the
seeming predictive abilities of the I-Ching as well as most other
such systems is based on the psychological mechanism known as
projection. In other words the scenario is laid out in terms
sufficiently vague for the subject to , as it were, “fill in the
blank spaces” with actual events. This is traditionally aided by
the fortune tellers ability to discern the wishes of the advice
seeker. This isn’t that difficult.
If you suggest to a
teenage girl she is looking to meet a tall, attractive, youngish man
of means you probably will hit the mark.
There are other possible
explanations as well. Gravity waves in space are not impossible. When
you try to consider how strange space is just think of dark matter
which indicates most of the universe is not there, or here, or
anywhere –but we don’t quite know where it is. And of course,
waves of probability which are mathematically impossible but no more
so then quantum physics.
Speaking of math, it is
math that takes us from the realm of chaos to that of predictive
order. Again, if you want to get really weird, mystical in fact, you
can suggest that there is no chaos in the inverse – there’s
simply order we are not able to comprehend.
Perhaps the effects of sunspot activity were in some way input into the creation of the Mayan Calender and the I-Ching- both of which, independently seem to have some sort of fixation on this year, 2012. It would be easier to believe if they had had tube radios, or even accurate statistical records of events but there’s no evidence of either.
Perhaps the effects of sunspot activity were in some way input into the creation of the Mayan Calender and the I-Ching- both of which, independently seem to have some sort of fixation on this year, 2012. It would be easier to believe if they had had tube radios, or even accurate statistical records of events but there’s no evidence of either.
Also some are
saying these events will be apocalyptic, but from what I read it is
more like the end of the cycle which is certainly not the same thing.
Michio Kaku teaches
physics and has had a radio show on WBAI for years of interest to a
small but dedicated audience including yours truly and he mentions
that every 11 years the sunspot activity reaches an apex and flips
polarity. I knew that sunspot activity rose and fell periodically
but there are other things to consider. First is the fact that the
normal barriers to radiation from space are eroding as a result of
the weakened atmosphere that we associate mostly with global warming.
Another is that the way waves work is if they operate on eleven year
cycles some are bound to be larger and some smaller.
The third is a little
difficult to describe. Essentially we have taken bandwidth that once
broadcast television signals and replaced them with mobile phone
stuff. No big deal
(although I’m still pissed off at the loss of free TV and refuse to pay for it –) But even though the data is digital it is transmitted via cyclic waves. Enough digital data and you get a pile of bricks, enough electronic data and you get a bolt of lightning.
(although I’m still pissed off at the loss of free TV and refuse to pay for it –) But even though the data is digital it is transmitted via cyclic waves. Enough digital data and you get a pile of bricks, enough electronic data and you get a bolt of lightning.
So the third aspect is
while in the past we were not sensitive to the fluctuations of solar
activity (except when it effected the weather) because our
mechanisms weren’t effected this may change and possibly even
assume a cumulative effect.
Street hackers are
always talking about the EMP’s (Electromagnetic pulse) that could
shut down society as we know it. It’s been almost twenty years
since the rumors started and no one’s used it yet – plus the
effect is mitigated by distance and by shielding – so one would
think that at least in terms of important things, eg military, the
shielding has been upgraded.
There’s not much you
can do to control a solar event, but on this end it doesn’t appear
as if anyone gives any credence to the idea of one. Anyone recall the
neutron bomb? That was, I believe in the Carter administration and it
was the same principle. If you take a floppy disk and put it on an
oldstyle ringing telephone the fluctuation of the magnetic field
effectively wipes the disk.
One last consideration –
which I think is in the category of a sick mind is that a neutron
bomb and it’s various offshoots eliminates tech and leaves humans
unscathed. The sick thing is that is not what we want. We want to
eliminate humans and preserve technology. That at least is what our actions indicate. If humanity wants to suggest that it actually values human life more then property and technology then let them behave as such.
The dream sequence, under the influence
of heightened sunspot activity
I confess and admit that
while I am not self destructive I am at times sickened by the
stupidity of the human race. One sometimes feels there’s no point
in helping them because they are so manifestly dedicated to killing
and their own extinction. A few years back this despair overcame me
and I tried to understand the rationale by which the stock market
operated. It was
“The purpose of life is to
build ever more complex and productive machinery.”
And having built these damn things we
then fall to our knees and bow down to our own creations.
Economics is a hobby of
mine and unemployment is needless to say a problem. I jest that we
have taken upon ourselves the prerogatives of the Gods and we are not
up to the job!
Then again there are bio
weapons that eliminate people and leave the machines – which would
solve the unemployment problem. That is to suggest there is no
unemployment problem We have a population explosion problem- too
many women, in the workplace. so how solve it- Scientifically?
According to the free market?
Actually the evidence is that
the free market works very effectively to depress prevailing wages
and the way to counter act that is to keep everyone else the hell
out.
Okay no problem. Persons
making less then the average income are to be sterilized. It can be
sold as the humane choice- one that will solve the prison problem as
well. And the more money you have the more children you are allowed
to have. This is the case already anyway.
Heh – here’s a weird
thought - what if sunspot activity effects our brains – like the
schizophrenics nightmare. How would we know? The majority
determines sanity, right?
I’d like to retain the rights to make that movie.
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