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[–] Seeker_1337 2 points

You’re right, God doesn’t “allow” suffering, we do this to ourselves by free will.

RD once said we have the ability to “jump-step time”…is this a human ability or a technological capability?

[–] garbotalk 1 points

Tech.

[–] KintsugiKa 2 points

Why are so many aliens evil?

I'd just like to add on to what you said in this point:

We can also ask ourselves, "Why are so many humans evil?"

There are both "good" and "evil" people throughout this universe. We just happen to be caught in the crossfire of some not-so-well-intentiones offworlders.

For every high-ranking Consortium official signing off on abductions and experimentation, there are also completely normal ET families throughout the universe just trying to get by and live their lives, or ET-analogs of our own Mother Theresa or MLK.

These creatures are beholden to the same desires and proclivities as we are - be it for good or evil. "As above, so below," after all.

We just happen to exist at a moment in time in which we are getting a front row view to the machinations of Intergalactic Pfizer.

[–] Seeker_1337 1 points

I feel some “evil” inclinations are just the nature of our species.

Biologically speaking, our tolerance of others, or tendency to resort to violence is heavily influenced by hormones and instinct.

That is how the Kayeen were able to recruit our ancestors into a new breed of Kayeen Super Soldiers - by selective breeding and pumping them full of a cocktail of hormones aimed at maximizing their violence.

[–] KintsugiKa 2 points

In that vein, the same could be said of the Naigaje then: they're biologically predisposed to violence.

None of that changes the fact that, as sentient beings, we are not only able to reason and use critical thinking, but have a responsibility to overcome these biological predispositions.

God's gift of sentience (or Free Will) dictates we each wage a constant internal battle against our own primordial Monkey (or Bird/Lizard) Brains. This responsibility falls on each individual of His Creation, along with the freedom to choose to ignore it.

[–] garbotalk 1 points

Well said. We are here precisely to overcome our worst inclinations. Imperfection seeking perfection.

[–] icleus 1 points

What is perfection? What does that actually mean?

How can something become perfect in a system in which never had a beginning or an end?

God can never become a state of perfect. If it did it would cease being God.

Take this as a form of testimony.

[–] garbotalk 1 points

We are the imperfect seeking to better ourselves.

[–] icleus 1 points

God is also imperfect and seeking to better itself as well.

[–] Seeker_1337 1 points

What??

[–] icleus 1 points

There is no "being" here that is truly perfect. Truly.

Human or non-human, step forward if you believe you know what perfect is.

[–] KintsugiKa 1 points

God is perfection.

[–] icleus 1 points

There are a lot of beings/non-humans out there that would proclaim that they are a "god" over human. Yet none of them are "perfect." Far from it. In fact these non-humans share more similarities to humans than they would ever admit. The native entanglements are telling of their own is what I am to say here.

Take an ever-changing fractal and zoom into it forever. He is of no beginning and no end. Of such a world we All exist here amongst very... many. It Is of One and of All. To Be the System and outside of such is not perfection nor an end-point. The "Highest" is a constant state of endless development and value.

[–] garbotalk 1 points

I disagree.

[–] Seeker_1337 1 points

When the SMACKDOWN happens…will God have the body of a human? Or how will he look like?

Hard to imagine one person just showing up and having to kill a lot of people/aliens one by one, continent by continent.

[–] garbotalk 2 points

Nearly 13,000 years ago, when God and the Assembly came, God was in the form of a moving tree! The Assembly is made up of many species selected and honored to join them. These glowing light-filled beings danced and pirouetted as they fought, laughing when striking down the high and mighty without getting a scratch. Water became fire bolts, changing mid-air at God's whim as He wiped them away.

Some dying aliens were put in time bubbles that caught them at the moment of death tearing apart, then looping back together over and over for YEARS. Those who did not immediately fall to their knees face down in submission died horribly.

The Devorah stung their victims skulls, who then writhed in pain as they were forced to relive their worst sinful memories. The Nagaje were stunned to see Assembly soldiers with their same faces condemning them in their own tongues as they easily overcame them and sliced them to death with their claws. No tech or training could defend such forces. The Assembly is battle ready and entirely lethal.

The aliens on Earth cried out to the tree, "Who are you?" God said nothing except, "They belong to me!" He was referring to us. The aliens soon recognized they had made a massive mistake to think they had any claims here or right to attack our world and us.

Those who survived were humbled to spend the rest of their lives doing penance, cleaning up the planet and helping the very humans they persecuted. They had to work with their enemies as well and fund the entire operation. It was a bitter pill to swallow.

Their resentful sons and daughters didn't remember these lessons and created a Consortium of aliens working here to profit off of us and torment us instead. I hope I am here to see Christ return with the Assembly! I'll bring the popcorn!

[–] Seeker_1337 1 points

lol a moving tree??

How??

[–] icleus 1 points

Not the tree one may think of green pastures. More like a lot of living light and living sentient fire.

[–] Seeker_1337 1 points

So… a fire breathing tree??

[–] icleus 1 points

Are not the stars themselves fire breathing?

The breath of life and light itself is bestowed upon countless worlds and countless celestial wombs. Each branch yielding stars like apples on an apple tree.

[–] Seeker_1337 1 points

I don’t get it

[–] Alicemunroe 1 points

Woah, I get it.

[–] [deleted] 1 points

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[–] JackFalko888 1 points

he'll look alot like us, just alot less ugly lmao ;)

[–] icleus 2 points

Do you think God and the Assembly have agents here on Earth?

[–] garbotalk 2 points

Definitely.

[–] cccc888cccc 1 points

There has not been many comments on answering the beacon. I am noit sure where that is up to and if any progress has been made? I often reread comments from RD to try and get some clues on what is needed. I feel the following 2 comments needs a closer look:


"This is ridiculous.

How can people you not see that the mouth of the moth has already been successfully created?

Now you need a jar of them, for moths have other characteristics.

Answer the Beacon."

"I have added to the original to clarify some things.

“My waters of life bow to the furnace that forged you.”"

When speaking in real time there must clearly be one party that "transmit" and at least one that "receives". The receiving part often refers to moths in a jar. This has to be some particles related to our sun (furnace). Either some hydrogen isotope(s) or sub atomic particles (e.g. photons). These particles can be retained in a container and theoretically exist a vast distant away from our solar system. Because these particles are from our sun they will resonate (go to the light) given certain conditions because of entanglement. The question is what are these conditions? There are suggestions that a cascading effect can somehow be created but the question is exactly what and how.

The following are examples of a "probosis" at the LHC:
1. Particle Detectors:
Precision Measurement Tools: The LHC's particle detectors, such as those in the ATLAS or CMS experiments, are designed to capture and analyze the results of high-energy collisions. These detectors need to be incredibly precise, much like how a proboscis is finely tuned for feeding. In this way, the LHC's detectors "sip" or "sample" the data from particle collisions, similar to how a proboscis samples nectar.
2. Beamline Components:
Collimators and Beam Focusing Devices: In some ways, the collimators and focusing magnets that guide and shape the particle beams in the LHC can be seen as analogous to a proboscis. These components channel the beams with great precision, much like a proboscis channels fluids.
3. Data Acquisition Systems:
Data Extraction and Processing: The LHC's data acquisition systems could be likened to a proboscis in that they "extract" valuable information from the vast amounts of data generated by the collisions. This data extraction is analogous to the way a proboscis extracts nectar from a flower.
While these components don't function like a proboscis in the biological sense, they share a conceptual similarity in their role of precision, extraction, and focused interaction with specific targets, whether that's nectar or particle data.

Although the moth's mouth refers to the "receiver" end, it it does give some clues on how different attempts at setting up experiments can be created to test under what conditions the cascading/resonating effect can be achieved.