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Extraterrestrial Alien MAJIC

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from MAJIC."

01/21/2012 04:33 AM CST

(STARpod.org) -- The recent Laura Magdalene Eisenhower affair has put a spotlight on the various myths and misinformation about alleged "extraterrestrial technology" found on the Internet.

Although it is certainly true that we do not have access to deeply hidden special access programs (where any truly advanced technology would reside), we are fortunate enough to have real-world documentation to guide the way.

For anyone facing the dark entrance to the CORE STORY of contact with an intelligence not of this Earth, we recommend a review of the available literature.

To that end, I will be assembling a collection of links to various resources.

Given that our best government-related sources point to real, material, nuts and bolts physical contact with an extraterrestrial presence (essentially, we were told, and I quote: "believe it"), it becomes very important to distinguish between plausible extensions of the physical sciences, and esoteric mental constructions (which often appeal to 'Platonic' pre-existing aspects of reality and consciousness).

The easily impressed often confuse the esoteric with the exotic: "here be dragons" does not necessarily mean "shape-shifting reptilian extraterrestrial invasion forces."

I would offer the sage advice given by Hermione Granger to Harry Potter, and I paraphrase here:

Hearing voices in your head (especially if they are telling you what to do!) isn't a good thing, even for a wizard. Or for a UFOlogist. Or, according to some unconfirmed reports, for very senior government persons.

Caveat emptor!

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In recent years certain speculative ideas from physics have virally exploded into the imagination at large. As a result, we find an endless resource of fantasy masquerading as reality on the Internet.

Author Colin Bennett has called this "Ufology as true art form" and refers to the exopolitical movement as a "pure post-modern concept art using comparatively new hi-tech means as its expression."

In a very real sense, we are forced to make a very important distinction between "merely nuts" and "nuts and bolts" -- how do we discern fantasy magic from real MAJIC of the extraterrestrial kind?

When the US Air Force wanted to know more about the kind of technology the extraterrestrials might possess, they turned to physicist Eric Davis, a colleague of Dr. Hal Puthoff, who once upon a time worked on the psychic phenomena problem for the US government.

Dr. Davis was a member of Bob Bigelow's NIDS science team exploring mysterious phantasms at Utah's Skinwalker Ranch.

Among the various tales of odd events is a close encounter of the telepathic kind: a report (provided to us by Dr. Davis) of total mind control -- with an embedded warning issued to the science team -- by an unknown entity.

Although the details of this encounter are not known, it seems reasonable to consider that this experience provided sufficient background for Dr. Davis to win a contract to write the Air Force Research Laboratory Teleportation Physics Study.

According to the abstract, the study was tasked to collect open-source information concerning "the teleportation of material objects" and also examines other exotic ET inspired ideas like zero point energy extracted from empty space and wormhole shortcuts through space and time.

Another possible use for a wormhole is to create a time machine.

The study also explores reports of anomalous psychically induced teleportation.

One might assume control of the proposed MAJIC technologies would be accomplished using an Extraterrestrial Internet, coupled to the material brain.

Now it is true that some have speculated about teleporting a relatively large object -- perhaps even a virus -- but most research is focused on the use of teleportation in future versions of the Internet.

The core problem for the CORE STORY comes down to the idea of an Extraterrestrial Teleportation Internet: any sufficiently advanced civilization will not arrive here in flying machines (the Roswell crash comes to mind) but in the form of virtual space-based avatars.

I'll leave it for the reader to decide if US government consultant Ingo Swann's story about meeting an extraterrestrial in Los Angeles involved an alien avatar shopping for groceries.

(This story is told in my book Spies, Lies, and Polygraph Tape.)

I would add to the above idea the possibility that ET's Internet does not even reside in our universe, but might actually exist in "the universe next door" -- a material brane world floating less than a millimeter away from us in hyperspace -- coupled to our world by "gravity radio."

The problem with the above scenario is that our material physical existence is electromagnetic in nature. According to brane-world theories, our electromagnetic nature (as well as our technology) is stuck to a brane floating in hyperspace like flies on flypaper.

On the other hand, the previously mentioned wormholes might be used to build a bridge through hyperspace, allowing information to pass into our world.

Or even from a brane into a brain.

Which brings us back to the previously mentioned problem faced by Mr. Potter.

For more about the government's paranormal efforts, see SPIES LIES and POLYGRAPH TAPE -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games Book.

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