The Assassination of John F Kennedy - a new forensic take based on FACTS

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The consciousness just want to create and experience what it creates. This is its nature, our nature. Don't you think it makes sense?
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Hi IlDiavolo, it's always good to share ideas with you.


Ok.

So as I see it:

We are, self propelled organic computers.

And awareness is also the ability to respond to incoming signals.

And the point I always make, is that sophisticated computers have been evolving for less that 100 years...So don't rule anything out.

Organic species have been evolving for millions of years.


When we are unconscious we do not respond to incoming signals.

Which isn't to say that the unit and it's survival systems does not continue to function subconsciously.


So the GOD game makes sense.

But as I see it the GOD principle might have a greater purpose at the end of a Universes life.

Sort of, the accumulation of all necessary knowledge, that enables the re-initiation of a new universal sequence.

Otherwise, just existing for the sake of conscious experiences seems a tad futile.


I think that the greatest challenge for mankind and/or it's successors is taking Earth's intelligence beyond this solar system. 


And I personally think that everything is nature.





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I think that the greatest challenge for mankind and/or its successors is taking Earth's intelligence beyond this solar system. 
There is no intelligent life beyond our solar system according to scientist.
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Some might say so.

Others might not.

But if not, then all the more reason for us to get out there.
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Well, I'm using the term "God" just to denote perfection or the maximum level we can aspire to. It's nothing about religion.

You tend to be so, if you didn’t note it, saying that humans should bring intelligent life beyond earth. That's to want to take to the next level, it's our nature as the consciousness we are.
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There is no intelligent life beyond our solar system according to scientist.
I don't give a shit what scientists say, BK.

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Agree.

Agree.


So why do we possess this nature?
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So why do we possess this nature?
I don’t know. It's just the way it is, I guess every consciousness in the universe behaves like that, including the fucking aliens.

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I'm just sensing angst in the phrase "including the fucking aliens"

Why is that?


Though of course, we are the fucking aliens fucking aliens.



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What do you mean? Don’t you like the word "fucking" or that I had included the aliens?

I once told you that the aliens are like us, they also are evolving. Humans also will be like them, travelling through space, looking for planets to seed life and expanding their consciousness even further with the knowledge they acquire as the new "Gods" of their creation. Lol. 
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One assumes that life evolved similarly in similar environments.

Though we should take into account the potential for more or less extinction events.

Fucking great asteroids and the like.

Intelligent reptiles is a sensible proposition.
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One assumes that life evolved similarly in similar environments.

Though we should take into account the potential for more or less extinction events.

Fucking great asteroids and the like.

Intelligent reptiles is a sensible proposition.
Like the talking serpent in the Garden.
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Nope, that was just a literary penis metaphor.

And the juicy fruit was the juicy fruit.
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Nope, that was just a literary penis metaphor.

And the juicy fruit was the juicy fruit.
What was a penis metaphor?
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Simply stated, the Rare Earth hypothesis suggests that the very unique conditions of Earth that allowed complex life to arise and flourish are exceptionally uncommon — and they’re unlikely to occur throughout the universe.
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As opposed to the Extremely Common Earth hypothesis.
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I don't give a shit what scientists say, BK.
I dont think Shila is me (maybe?), but she is a lot of fun.

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I dont think Shila is me (maybe?), but she is a lot of fun.
Oh, I bet she is. Lol.

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One assumes that life evolved similarly in similar environments.

Though we should take into account the potential for more or less extinction events.

Fucking great asteroids and the like.

Intelligent reptiles is a sensible proposition.
The problem is that you're thinking that what only exists in this reality is matter and there is nothing more beyond. You're evidently a materialist, I'm not.

As I said, aliens are everywhere in this universe and are diverse. According to them, they didn't appear by chance as human scientists think about us because such diversity can't be a product of chance, ain't it? So, I guess that when the different aliens show up in the earth this stupid theory about life creation by chance will be completely discarded.

So, who created the first aliens? Well, I have information about it from the contactees but you would never believe it. Lol.
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Simply stated, the Rare Earth hypothesis suggests that the very unique conditions of Earth that allowed complex life to arise and flourish are exceptionally uncommon — and they’re unlikely to occur throughout the universe.
What happened, dude? The aliens scared you?

:)
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I dont think Shila is me (maybe?), but she is a lot of fun.
Oh, I bet she is. Lol.
No I am not a trans like Best.Korea. I am a natural woman.
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Belief is irrelevant.

Please pass on that contactee information.



As for matter.

Spatial dimension requires a focus.

And something to focus on it.