The Scientist
Michael Armstrong Lyrics

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Come up to meet you, tell you I'm sorry
You don't know how lovely you are
I had to find you, tell you I need you
Tell you I'll set you apart

Tell me your secrets and ask me your questions
Oh let's go back to the start
Running in circles, coming in tails

Heads on a science apart

Nobody said it was easy
It's such a shame for us to part
Nobody said it was easy
No one ever said it would be this hard
Oh, take me back to the start

I was just guessing at numbers and figures
Pulling your puzzles apart
Questions of science, science and progress
Do not speak as loud as my heart

Tell me you love me, come back and haunt me
Oh and I rush to the start
Running in circles, chasing our tails
Coming back as we are

Nobody said it was easy
Oh it's such a shame for us to part
Nobody said it was easy

No one ever said it would be so hard
I'm going back to the start

Overall Meaning

The song "The Scientist" by Michael Armstrong is a poignant and emotional ballad that speaks of regret, longing and the complexities of relationships. The opening lines "Come up to meet you, tell you I'm sorry" suggests a sense of guilt or remorse. The singer of the song longs to tell the person they are singing to how lovely they are and how much they need them. The next two lines "Tell me your secrets, and ask me your questions" indicates the desire to open up and deepen their relationship.

The chorus of the song uses the phrase "nobody said it was easy" which suggests that the relationship is difficult, strained and not without its challenges. The singer feels it's a shame that they are parting and wishes they could go back to the start. The second stanza speaks of the singer's attempts to understand the complexities of the relationship by guessing at numbers and figures, while the questions of science remain irrelevant as they can't speak as loud as the singer's heart.

The song captures the essence of regret and the pain associated with losing someone you deeply care about. The use of the phrase "Take me back to the start" reinforces the idea of wanting to start anew and redo things. Overall, the song is a powerful commentary on the fragility of love and the complications that can ensue when it comes to truly knowing and understanding someone.

Line by Line Meaning

Come up to meet you, tell you I'm sorry
Approaching you now to apologize for my past actions

You don't know how lovely you are
You are unaware of your own beauty

I had to find you, tell you I need you
I had to locate you to convey how much I rely on you

Tell you I'll set you apart
I promise to treat you in a special way

Tell me your secrets and ask me your questions
Open up to me about the things you keep hidden from others and ask me anything you want

Oh let's go back to the start
Let's reset our relationship to the beginning and start anew

Running in circles, coming in tails
Feeling stuck and lost, constantly repeating the same mistakes

Heads on a science apart
Thinking logically and rationally, but not understanding the emotions involved

Nobody said it was easy
Life is not simple

It's such a shame for us to part
It's a regretful decision for us to go our separate ways

No one ever said it would be this hard
No one warned us that this would be so difficult

Oh, take me back to the start
I want to go back to a time when things were simpler and happier

I was just guessing at numbers and figures
I was simply speculating and guessing without understanding the true meaning

Pulling your puzzles apart
Trying to make sense of the complicated and mysterious aspects of your personality

Questions of science, science and progress
Exploring and analyzing the world through scientific principles and advancements

Do not speak as loud as my heart
However, my emotions and feelings are more important to me than science

Tell me you love me, come back and haunt me
Confirm your love for me and remain a part of my life despite being gone

Oh and I rush to the start
I am eager to start over and make things right with you

Running in circles, chasing our tails
Repeating the same patterns and problems in our relationship

Coming back as we are
Returning to our relationship without changing anything

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Written by: Christopher Anthony John Martin, Guy Rupert Berryman, Jonathan Mark Buckland, William Champion

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@Hyunckel

15w

Seriously , why do you have to do a quotation mark when you refer to God ? Some people following the Thunderbolt and agreeing with you on the Electric Universe may be believing in God. Not a particular religion but in the principle behind the idea of a God. I find this offending when you do those sign when you refer to God.

I respect you if you do believe or dont believe in God , this should go both way. I"m aware of all the blood and murder related to the concept of God and war of religion ( Territory ) but this does not deny the possibility of an Universal God/Mind/Entity overseeing the universe.

I had the same issue with Jacques Fresco , I love the dude for the Venus project work but I hate when he start talking against the concept of God. It's fine with the concept to be an atheist but some people have had experience that lead them to believe in an higher consciousness.

There is more in this world than what we can see. I'm not sure why i"m writting this but if you ask people to have an open mind for the Electric Universe why then act like a closed mind when it come to the specific word : God ? I'm not defending religion in anyway because those tend to be corrupted overtime by those seeking to acquire power over other counscious being , similar to how the current system is corrupted by those wanting more and more and more power over other people thinking and behavior.

If you are still reading well thank you and wish you a good day

All comments from YouTube:

@beerbaron4997

8y↑7

I stood up and cheered at the end of this.

Everyone in the office stared at me. Talk about awkward...

Great talk!

@sonnyroy497

3y↑5

This is absolutely fascinating. The ' changeover' from one star/sun to another must have been tremendously traumatic. A catastrophic event we can't imagine or even want to remember.

@jared_r

1y↑2

This is still the most important video on youtube

@TheBandersnoot

8y↑9

As an evangelical Christian, I don't have any problem with the major or minor points of this presentation, only minor points (the the symbolic Christian cross is based on a well-documented historic reality) I found the speculation of what life was like before the catastrophe very thoughtful, and the effects on mankind afterward quite useful topics of discussion. Great job.

@andielines

7y↑21

adjust the speed to 1.25. trust me.

@LisaHouserman

4y↑1

Cool I have never used that feature and you are correct thank you I know it's two years later but what the heck.

@JanicePhillips

4y↑1

@@LisaHouserman I'm just getting around to working my way through all the playlists, so do feel bad! I've probably watched about 80% of the uploads so far. Enjoy catching up! And yes, I employed the faster playback speed.

@LisaHouserman

4y↑1

@@JanicePhillips well I'm having such a great time in terms of using the faster speeds now that I know how. It's like discovering sliced bread or something. Happy New Year

@sonnyroy497

3y↑2

Thanks.

@whitneyperdue3916

3y↑1

He sounds normal at that speed lol that's crazy

@ratboygenius

8y↑12

Thank you Thunderbolts Project. This sort of magical speculation founded in multi-disciplinary science is so rare these days. My brain was thoroughly entertained as I tried to imagine how all of these ideas come together. Placing the story in our time is so compelling.

@victorsangyum3897

6y↑4

to think of a state people were in when first seeing the night sky is unimaginable. especially considering the sound this event would have made. mans trauma...

@velikovskysghost

6y↑2

+ Victor Sang Yum Indeed so, the events described by Dave Talbott, the late Dwardu Cardona, Ev Cochrane, among others must be taken into consideration if we're to understand ourselves and our history, or as Dave Talbott refers to, Our true history"..... And as Velikovsky said, "We are survivors, who are offspring of survivors" from the video (Worlds in Collision) 1972 and yes the trauma experienced by our ancient ancestors influenced humanity and we can see the effects in ourselves to this day, PTSD! Just knowing about these events is helpful even in my daily life.

@velikovskysghost

7y↑2

Michael Armstrong does a great job in explaining the effects these events had on our ancient ancestors and how it relates to what`s happening now in science and society. It will only be when enough of us wake up that we will climb out of the fog. Thanks Michael for all the work you do.

@iluvataruaurora

8y↑11

Thinking hard is hard to those who not used to it. As always digging more deeper. Well dun Mr Michael. Thank you for interesting presentation.

@JJ-ls8jo

6y↑9

And that's why the bible came to be & where the elite began!...Brilliant and edifying lecture..makes sense to me on my journey! Electric Universal Peace to you all!🌍☇✌💖.

@TxFw

8y↑8

I'll need to watch this one again for sure!!

@Menstrala

5y↑2

And don't forget the invention of the metric system. Great lecture, Armstrong. You did your job. Made me think. And I certainly don't hate you for it. On the contrary.

@PewPewPlasmagun

8y↑10

The ice ages came after the catastrophe, I can not imagine otherwise.
The mass extinction would have happened bcs of the red dwarf behaviour in regards to a changing electrical surrounding,
as pointed out by Wal Thornhill. But I would like to find more interesting data about the Cro Magnons and Neanderthals.

@PewPewPlasmagun

8y↑3

Oona Craig
That's not even the thing that amazes me most. I am more baffled by the whole gravity changing and the radiation...

@multi_misa72

7y↑2

find out about electricity,...dipole "behaviour", fractals and holographic principle...that should help.

@dobrodave123

8y↑3

Excellent presentation !

@payank505

8y↑7

All indications of alternative science that I know of state that the monoliths are all pre-deluvian, i.e. before 10,000 BCE. Also, David Talbot's own video says the petroglyphs were from the time of the end of the Saturnian system.

@secondopinion2501

7y↑3

Has anyone else thought circumcision has its roots in thunderbolt cosmology, foreskin is same shape as plasma shapes and the hats they wore

@mikedavino2400

8y↑3

Thanks. I enjoyed that

@OldSloGuy

2y↑2

"Exposure to oppressive gravitational force increased by a factor of 4 or more." Excuse my further speculation: Assume our ancestors were twice as tall as we are today. They would displace 8 times the volume but with gravity only a quarter as strong they would weigh twice as much which is convenient to being twice as tall. However, they would have eight times the muscle volume! Since the tendons and ligaments would attach in the same proportional positions as today, the mechanical advantage is unchanged. A heart having eight times the volume of today would only need to pump twice as high under a quarter of the gravity resulting in half the blood pressure. Twice as tall, eight times the muscle and heart volume, but only half the blood pressure. The heart's exertion from just walking around would be an eighth of today's effort volumetrically due to half the pressure but twice the weight. The heart could thus slow to around 9 beats a minute. Since many animals have lifetime heart beats in the four billion range, including humans, Methusula's life span is feasible.

@AlaricHolmes

8y↑4

14:54
No. "His story" and "history" have absolutely no relationship to each other, and any assertion to the contrary is a superficial assessment that does not include actual etymological information, which begs the question: How much of his other assertions here, which have few or no citations, are any more rigorous than that?

@JammaLamma

4y↑2

Fascinating stuff one of the VERY few videos I hadn't seen on this channel... Have to wonder how much of this stuff already existed in man, what we were really like before the first and last catastrophes, and how much evidence even exists to move beyond speculation on many or most of these ideas. A time machine would come in handy here. Just to see that ancient polar configuration, my goodness that would be something.

@JanicePhillips

There's a playlist, I think for each year's conference. They don't upload them all, all at once so finding them by date is difficult if a video didn't get added to it's playlist.

@Nesmorbutt

8y↑4

Gotta spend more time looking at this kinda stuff, dissatisfied with the current model of thought.

@laragreen4727

8y↑3

Oh, sure, why not? Makes as much sense as anything else! Thank you! :)

@vinzhell

8y↑2

Excellent, Thank you.

@truBador2

8y↑6

Such far ranging speculation, where everything including the invention of the kitchen sink (and the carpet design) is attributed to the end of the Saturn configuration, might make an interesting free association party game amongst friends. But it doesn't make a good talk yet. Using one theory to explain everything you personally don't understand is the mistake behind relentless orthodox scientific theorizing.

@velikovskysghost

6y↑2

+ trubador2 To be sure Michael does use a wide ranging speculation, however there are things to be gleamed from this talk i.e, the effects of the events on humanity and what it has to with our times. Right now we may well be at a crossroads in mans history, and to quote, in part, from the video (Worlds in Collision) 1972, "Therefore nothing more important for man to do, then to know his past, and be able to face it"... When we read from trubador2's comment,"Using one theory to explain everything you/we personally don't understand is the mistake behind relentless orthodox scientific theorizing"... which we do historically find.

@alexismarquez3674

2y↑1

I LEARNED ABOUT MICHAEL ARMSTRONG WHEN I WAS STILL WORKING FOR ZAMBOANGA CITY WATER DISTRICT TREASURY SECTION AND STILL DOING MY MASTERS IN BUSINESS STUDIES BACK IN 2013 AT ATENEO DE ZAMBOANGA UNIVERSITY ZAMBOANGA CITY. I WOULDN'T BE NICE TO FLORENTINO S. SUSALO III IF I WAS EXPOSED WITH THE WHOLE FARM DURING MY YOUNGER DAYS. I AGREE WITH THE ROBITUSSIN COMMERCIAL 😜

@sidneypickering9060

8y↑3

Thank you

@bhajandaniel9771

Absolutely brilliant!

@naturalphilosopher7904

3y↑2

Planet games 😃, quite brilliant.

@theelectricorigins846

3y↑1

"Significant evidence" that our form of self-consciousness re-emerged a few hundred years ago???????
Which? What? How?

@manondamoon8911

Now. I've been wondering about the number of extinction events and and earths passage through how many Birkeland current layers before ending up where we are now.

@multi_misa72

8y↑9

EU people rule!!!!!awesome video

@djagoscott5694

8y↑1

+misa lazovic i admire him for speaking the truth - must have taken a lot to do ! i tried to put it on face book but it was rejected straight away , that's how important it is .

@djagoscott5694

8y↑1

steveetienne
that there was another age where there was just spiritualism - ,all species of humans lived together the golden age where we had a twilight light not like this sun - where there was suppression and false his-tory ! that this age came out of trauma ,that is why its so violent . that the gravity was less . did you watch the video ?

@multi_misa72

you clearly think i give a fuck.

@JimKernix

7y↑1

I'm confused why he tied the golden age to be only under the theory of Saturn as a past sun - Plato spoke of the great year that had the gold, silver, bronze and iron ages, same for the Yugas from India - pretty sure it was mentioned in many older cultures as well - the 25,920 cycle due to the precession of the equinoxes - it's a repeating cycle

@velikovskysghost

7y↑3

+ Jim Kernicky, For one, the age Michael`s referring to was the true "Golden age", it was a time when all of humanity was living at a time when a brown dwarf star, the one we call the planet Saturn; was surrounded by a reddish colored sheath, also called the Langmuir sheath named for Irving Langmuir, coming into the sun`s electric field of influence. During the time we were inside this red sheath we were taken care of perfectly with food everywhere, a gentle mist constantly provided, no difference in day or night, as we were surrounded by the sheath and could not see outside it, no hunger as food was plentiful for humans and animals as well i.e the true "Golden age" ; which took place, at least according to the late Dwardu Cardona see (The Star Series) Mikamar publishing, about 11,500 years ago. This whole idea has been worked on by some of these men for more then 50 years and is well worth looking into. P.S. Just to make sure these folks are up to date check out the SAFIRE (Solar Atmospheric Function In Regulation Experiment, project, which is already in its 2nd stage, pretty cool stuff.

@sonnyroy497

3y↑1

Mutational changes perhaps. In plants. In animals and humans. Blood type changes due to changes in diet due to mutational changes in plants.

@faza553

8y↑4

Decreasing ability to abstract thinking.
Easier to fool people than to convince them they are being fooled?

@faza553

8y↑1

+steveetienne Yes. Especially knowledge of "God's" needs & wishes.

@imir8atu321

8y↑2

never a smooth ride...

@Phantomewzick

8y↑14

To be honest, this talk does not stand well on its own, as it relies on a wealth of information that is not directly presented, or even really mentioned.

I don't want to be disrespectful, as I very much am a follower of the thunderbolts project, and will be at the 2016 conference in person this year.

As well, it was incredibly dry, I feel I would have gotten more almost out of quickly reading these lists he has put together, without listening to him repeat it to me verbally.

I would hope that Armstrong might restructure his presentation for a slightly more engaging and collected talk in the future, as I do very much appreciate the thoughts on this subject, but if for instance someone did not have an understanding of Talbot and Thornhill's work, this talk would be fairly meaningless. needs more meat.

@denniswhaley22

+Phantomewzick agreed. nearly half of this material was pure speculation the other half meaningless to everyone except those who know what it was referring to. Not to mention the sleepy delivery and lack of visual aid.

@velikovskysghost

7y↑4

+phantomewzick, I agree without a good knowledge of the work that has been done by the thunderbolts team this would be a hard one to follow however Michael did this with the intent of addressing the thunderbolts folks which he did very well as all of us got it.

@velikovskysghost

7y↑3

+Ashley Law, I agree however this material is well worth learning. I`v been studying it for 17 years and Velikovsky since 1972 and really enjoy it very much.

@velikovskysghost

+ Shifu Careaga, We actually do have much information about this time called, "The Golden Age" thanks to the work of the Dr. Velikovsky, the EU and the "Plasma Universe" team. As you already know the petroglyphs from around the world show something really big happened in the ancient sky, much of this information has been carried down through history through the "Bard" who would be the one to retell the story perfectly. As the late Dwardu Cardona points out in (God Star) If a Bard missed quoted in the telling even the little children would often call him on it. So we do have a bit of understanding about the golden age. As far as the male domination, which is mostly on account of the size difference rather then an, historical event. Anyone who wishes to understand what effects these events have had on society might want to start with Velikovsky`s book "Mankind in Amnesia", even though the book was printed in 1985 six years after Velikovsky`s passing, it still holds many of his thoughts on this subject and is a must read for those wanting to understand our place in this electric universe. Prior to the "Polar Configuration" D.Talbott, our Earth and Mars were inside Saturn`s sack/sheath, or Langmuir sheath, and most likely never had an ice age. I believe it was after the sheath broke apart that we started having problems with freezing. With some effort we could all be living in an golden age, however teamwork is the key, if I`m told that anyone from any of the multitude of nationalities is not to welcomed then I`m really not interested as I have friends from all nations and it would not be heaven/happiness to me if anyone of them was unwelcome.

@thjeokthjeok443

6y↑1

Phantomewzick , most men would not like what he says - it would take time for you to accept it , i have looked into it for over 35 years and he has it all spot on . As a women it is the one thing we need to bring balance back ! This age comes out of insanity ! looking forward to a better age to come .

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@thegreenjarret5184

Quality 6/6

@SocietyOfTheSpectacl

+TheGreen Jarret you mean 6 6 6.

@thjeokthjeok443

With a lesser gravity in the previous age , our need for food would have been less , and so it would have been for animals ! there would have been less killing . I have also read books on people who dont eat even in this age ! Did we learn to eat so much more in this age ? Was that part of the program ?

@Nesmorbutt

8y↑2

so, the earth revolved around saturn?

@SocietyOfTheSpectacl

+stvbrsn Lunacy.
Just last month there was a paper on the Formation of the Solar System from Dust in a standing Wave produced by the SUN.

@SocietyOfTheSpectacl

***** go back to the gaming fool.
what next the Flat earth ?
Use some common sense.

@SocietyOfTheSpectacl

stvbrsn Lunacy to try and push the Saturn Sun theory and the Standing Wave theory side by side.

@psilopsybr

8y↑1

+Darren Corbett Electricity is much more dynamic than gravity. The EU model allows for the capture of planets and other bodies and allows for obits to change radically -- and yet remain stable -- when large bodies pass through the system.

There is strong historical evidence (viewed today as "myths") that the solar system was very different in ages past Originally, Saturn was the prominent sun but was thrown out of its orbit when the current Sun was captured as it passed by. Since the Sun is powered electrically, not by gravity-driven fusion, the new orbit quenched Saturn's fire and ignited the Sun. It was not a fun time to live through, and many didn't.

I think I got most of that correct but search the Thunderbolts website and YouTube channel for a more detailed and more professional explanation.

@psilopsybr

I'd be hard pressed to admit that I'm more than a novice. But the folks at Thunderbolts have impressed me enough that I feel they are not only experts but that they are among the few who really understand what the ancients were talking about. They are also among the rare few who are qualified to teach this new paradigm to the rest of the world. I can only hope that I get things right when I echo those teachings.

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@secondopinion2501

7y↑1

Circumcision's practice by ancient people seems to make sense, practice being deference to sky gods, foreskin similar shape to the hats worn

@secondopinion2501

7y↑1

Has anyone considered circumcision has roots in this cosmology, this act deference to sky gods?

@velikovskysghost

+ Second Opinion Its seems to me that you have a fascination with "Circumcision" did you perhaps buy a piece of chewing gum from a moil? All kidding aside I believe the reasoning behind the circumcision is that during certain periods of the events described by Talbott, Cardona and Cochrane, among others, is that during these times of destruction many of the normal things we were able to do i.e. wash ourselves periodically, was out of the question because we were constantly having to move and in many cases water, i.e, clean water was not readily available and therefore circumcision was the best and safest answer. There may also be a connection with the events we witnessed in the sky and us wanting to be like and or present ourselves as like god/gods.

@theelectricorigins846

Pyramid building after the explosion of hierarchical societies and classes??? Does Michael really think Dynastic Egyptians built Giza Pyramids, Kilotons statues and obelisks?? You need lesser gravity for that.

@bajajones5093

interesting, but at the end of the day just a laundry list with no discussion. i could have color coded some m and m's.

@LarsClausenICE

8y↑3

Hi Michael, I love your presentation, but I also do think that you can come to much the same conclusions based on following only the transition from hunting gathering communities to a life based on agriculture, surplus, and the focus on acquisition. Agriculture is said to have started 10-12,000 years ago, when do we think the electrical cataclysm's happened? I'm intrigued, and I'm left wondering at the connections between electric universe and development of agriculture. Thanks

@velikovskysghost

+Lars Clausen, Michael does indeed do a good job in showing us the early concepts of early man. Two of the best to read and or look up are the late Dwardu Cardona and Richard Heinberg. Dwardu places many of the events around 11,500 B.C. and Heinberg does an excellent job giving us a mental look at what effects these events would have had on ancient man. The video/DVD "1994 Velikovsky symposium" is pretty good and has Dwardu and Richard as well as many other speakers and is available from the thunderbolts bookstore and Dave Harrison.

@omegafile

Saturn wasn't our previous sun.. it was Sirius B and it's coming back in 14,972 AD.

@velikovskysghost

7y↑1

+ omegafile, Saturn was indeed our first sun, fact!

@concettaworkman5895

We'll never know, will we.

@omegafile

@@concettaworkman5895 I don't think it was Sirius B. It's the central sun that we can't see at the moment because it's on the other side of the hole in the center of the galaxy and should pop out and show itself in about 6000 years. We are currently on the female side of the galaxy and it should become male in about 6000 years when the hole reverses and becomes a jet and the central sun pops out and shows itself for about 12,920 years.

@MrNilsenone

3y↑1

Hmmm as much as i enjoy the EU this presentation just groups all kinds of dualities and seemingly random categories together and makes claims that aren't well supported at all. A bit dissapointing.

@aanler

8y↑3

History isn't "his story", it's not an English word, it's Greek. Anyway wouldn't it be "hi story" or "his tory"? :P

@aanler

8y↑1

Well, his delivery was kind of flat. It didn't come across as a joke in the lecture that's all. :)

@tiggergolah

+aanler It doesn't pretend to be etymology; its a pun.
Lighten up.

@tiggergolah

+aanler Its called dry humor, otherwise known as deadpan.

@aanler

tiggergolah
Lighten up? I didn't know I came across as serious. I even added a silly emote. Oh well. :)

@djagoscott5694

+aanler You already have the problem to freely think ! is this not a male dominated world ?

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@creativelyunoriginal

6y↑4

Of all the hours and hours of thunderbolts that ive watched so far this was the worst by far. This is literally just a list of things this guy THINKS have changed. You guys have so much better content than this.

@senatorjosephmccarthy2720

William Kent + Exactly.

@deormanrobey892

6y↑1

Agreed. Adding a "new age" veneer is not helping EU credibility, even if some of the unproven assertions are fact.

@robertdugmore5190

@@deormanrobey892 I like his voice though, sounds like James Stewart.

@glyph241

3y↑1

How About Now In 2021?

@sonnyroy497

3y↑2

I disagree.

@motormagnetico9489

solution answer for last question:
cleaning process. I know the way. regrets is the way (first), then
moral way to open divine 4D (no lies in 4D) . regrets of LIES (after is
easy

@tharealBDOGG

3y↑1

ummn did you get sleepy joes bro to give this lecture lol cool vid tho ]

@ground752

one of the very reasons men over 100 years ago made decisions about what would be taught. why freak out the folks? how do you prep 7 billion people? and why.

@velikovskysghost

7y↑1

Because if we continue in the direction were going we will make our earth uninhabitable by senseless destruction. The work Michael, Dave, Wal, the late Dwardu Cardona, Ev Cochrane, and so many others give us the opportunity to change our world for the better and we need to be thankful that these men and women were and are willing to take the time to lead the way out of the fog. Thanks Michael, thanks thunderbolts.

@ObsidianRadio

8y↑1

Very very good list! A little bothered by two things.

1. Lightly throwing men and the masculine under the bus.
2. The semantics over the word history.

Other than that. Good presentation!

@TxFw

I agree.

@Chocoboranger

7y↑1

[citation needed]

@emonvidaly

8y↑4

Maladaptive daydreaming

This sounds like it. I would love for this theory to be real. As it would somewhat absolve humanity from all the evil it committed.

But realistically, humanity was probably evil from the start. Due to scarcity.

This presentation sounds like his way of reassuring himself that humankind is not really evil, thereby making himself feel better and safer. Henderson, maladaptive daydreaming.

@unitybonez

7y↑6

Scarcity is a modern construct to keep us is constant competition, there is, in fact, no such thing as scarcity, what we see and experience is a more than obnoxious distribution of wealth and goods. In ancient times, with a population exponentially inferior to today, abundance would have been the norm, and furthermore, many non academic studies suggest a rather strong possibility that most of the battles narrated by scribes, historians, philosophers etc, are in fact allegories of events witnessed in the heavens during the "ages of chaos" (as catastrophism suggests), an hypothesis strengthened by the lack of archeological finds in the most famous battle sites, such as Meghiddu.
So, yes, most of catastrophism is theory and hypothesis, but there is enough good proof to make it far more interesting and plausible than uniformitarianism, which gained mainstream approval only for its super rational approach, forgetting that the only ration thing in the universe is man, and even man ain't as rational as reductionist science would like it to be.

@thjeokthjeok443

6y↑2

Kingdom of Hush its truer then thinking humanity was always evil , did you not hear Michael say how we have been programed to think of ourselfs in that way because of the religious paradigm ?

@velikovskysghost

6y↑1

+ Nick Sothep I agree there is plenty for all of to enjoy life and living good it is the greed that we have built up after the sets of the events described by Dave Talbott, the late Dwardu Cardona, Ev Cochrane to name a few among many. Once we get out of this greedy stage, if its possible, we will come to understand the value of each and every person, regardless of race and or creed, and know how to work better in this here, "Electric Universe"... Great comment Nick.

@navinlamervich9874

7y↑1

this guy reminds me of 2 factors in our current equation..that this absolutely negative perspective that drips like an ocean here supports the oppression of our elites and their murderous domination of humanity...
there were people also nearer to the events claimed here who did not respond like Armstrong here left a far different erudite and useful perspective. I am talking about the Africans the their Egyptian mouthpiece that gave us a far more capable view of their times and past, and reality...a trustworthy picture that is useful today.
this ridiculous depressing monotone from an old white man is a total turn off even if he has some useful kernel to expose. maybe he can give his bloody lecture to someone alive to deliver so we can hear properly what he has to say, without his death perspective coating everything with crap that smells so bad you turn the dam video off

@colinthomson5358

5y↑1

If it wasn't for "old white men" you wouldn't know what the symbols the Egyptians wrote down even meant. Nobody would understand or know the history and mythology from them.

Thank you white men.

@justinkennedy3004

5y↑1

Would you kindly translate your post into english? I'm having a hard time making sense of it. It's hard to read as well because you wrote with a seriously negative tone.