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Where
Brain
meets
Brane
by Gary S.
Bekkum
Mr. Smith has left me wondering once again
about brain worlds.
That's not a typo. 'Brain worlds' are
the multiverse of many worlds forming
the mental landscape experienced by the gray
matter that inhabits your head. On a
potentially related topic, some physicists
are proposing 'brane worlds' -- as in
membranes, or sheets of spacetime floating
in a higher dimension. What I am
anticipating is a combination of both of
these ideas in a new synthesis where brain
meets brane.
What emerged
from the
swirling
tunnel was
unlike
anything
seen in our
world.
Weirdly
alien-neurological electricity,
like a
living
sheath of
charged
blackness.
There was
the
impression
of
massiveness,
and as the
intruder took
form it
was four feet
across
and six feet
in
height. A
fluid
perfect
blackness
took
shape as a
liquid black
hole of
living
intent.
Lisa Randall, physicist and author of
the book "Warped Passages," appeared on
the "Coast to Coast" talk radio program
with host Art Bell. We have to give Lisa
credit for her reasoned and conservative
answers to Bell's questions. Randall's
responses highlight the core problem
with any kind of weird and exotic
phenomenology. She was very
careful not to tread into areas that
she knows cannot (as yet) be
falsified, but are too far flung from
the comfort zone of her peers in science. The
fear of flying too far, too fast,
and too high keeps the
mainstream crowd with seatbelts
fastened to the middle of the scientific
curve. It was the thrill of flying
higher, going farther, and progressing
faster than the enemy, that drove the radical
intelligence community on a grail
quest for the strange and weird in the black
world of psi versus spy.

The hard problem for any
paraphysical research is how to discriminate
between purely mental phenomenology
and allegations of the physical
manifestation of weirdness that might be
amenable to genuine scientific inquiry. A
good example was an observation reported to
me several years ago, of knives
lifted by an invisible force
and slammed into a wall. The problem with
these kinds of events -- if they are real
-- is that their transient nature doesn't
translate into scientific repeatability in a
laboratory.
Some of the effects might be explainable as
brane-world coupling, involving unknown
interactions between our brane world and the
alien brane floating in the universe next
door. It's an interesting possibility, and
is certainly worth considering. Most of the
time what happens on our brane should be
independent from events in an alien brane
that might literally exist right in front of
your nose. We know from the present state
of the experimental art of physics that if
alien brane worlds exist, they must be
closer than a millimeter to our own brane.
That presents the possibility of a sandwich
of realities with the gravitational force
passing between them. The problem for
paraphysical phenomenology is that our
familiar large scale reality is mostly a
product of the electromagnetic force. The
electromagnetic force is thought to be
confined onto our brane world, like a
tiny piece of string with both ends stuck to
the brane like bugs on flypaper. The force of
gravity, which is free to pass between brane
worlds, is far too feeble to interact
strongly enough to produce the kind of
localized effects often reported in paraphysics.
As new scientific possibilities
appear -- such as brane worlds
next door, or invisible alien
nanotechnology -- closer
examination finds that the real
roots of the phenomenological
core story are dug even deeper
into metaphysical ground. The
latest incursion by mother
synchronicity might have
involved Vice President Dick
Cheney's recent problems with
all things explosive, including
firearms and foreign policy
issues. That appears to be the
underlying working hypothesis of
Mr. Smith, as he makes his way
to Washington in search of ears
willing to get bent in the
phenomenological direction. Who
knows, perhaps Mr. Smith's hunch
is right and Cheney owes his
recent problems to a collective
solution building in
the unconscious mindset out in
the heartland?
While there is no denying that reports of
physical nuts and bolts hardware attract
the most interest, especially for the
Department of Defense, our opinion remains
that the phenomenology of immediate concern
directly impacts the bio-physical thought
structures of the human mind-body machine.
This is slippery ground and a fish out of
water can quickly squirm their way out of
hand. Having cast our net in that direction,
we have been wondering lately how many
different kinds of tricky fish are swimming
out there in the deep blue sea.
There are lessons to be learned from
history, and the story of paraphysics at
Stanford Research Institute in the
1970's readily illustrates the fish
mindset. In this cunning tale of fish
catching fish we are struck by the
similarity to current events. In
the 1977 CIA internal document, "Studies
in Intelligence," author Ken Kress
describes his first meeting with
Stanford Research Institute psychic test
subject Pat Price. When Price identifies
Kress' employer as the CIA, he notes:
"Since I was then a covert employee, the
response was meaningful." In another
previously classified document, the
author questions the best way for the
company to present themselves to psychic
Uri Geller.
"...with appropriate backstopping, we
could pass ourselves off as NIH
officials...if we pose as NIH, the
rationale for our interest is simple --
straight basic research."
In the vast internal multiverse of
'brain worlds' and 'cosmic politics'
gone awry, we are left wondering about
the aftermath of all things related to
the STAR GATE. Do we really need the
brane worlds in order to comprehend the
mystery? Perhaps Mr. Smith is correct
that the phenomenology is more about the
politics of our virtual realities than
any 'real' extra-worldly presence. One
might suspect as Mr. Smith goes
to Washington, that a very surprised
catch is about to be delivered to the
White House front door.
A shape shifting intelligence had arrived on the
scene for an unknown nefarious purpose. The effect was
brief, but effectively shocking. Spun into our world the
unearthly source appeared to grow an arm, and then a
hand flowed from the shapeless mass, and reached out for
the human's wrist. A strong tugging sensation gave way
to total shock passing through the body, as the entity
pulled its human host towards the tunnel.
Part
Six: American Paraphysics and
Washington: Caught Between the Devil and
the Deep Blue Sea
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