The Mylow story: what can be learned!

[markdansie]

I think Hans we are faced with the old problem that you can change a persons opinion but you cant change there mind.
The trouble you will always face here or in any overunuty type forum is rational thinking is thrown out of the window. Faith replaces science.
Anyway I cant be bothered arguing for scientic methodology anymore. Its easier to jump the fence.
just cant figure what fence to jump over.
Mark

[hansvonlieven]

Perhaps a bit rash Mark.

There are some very good and knowledgeable people here and the quest for free energy is, in my view at least, a legitimate  and achievable one.

Perhaps we can make a difference. At least we should give it a try.

A few irritations along the way are of no real concern.

Bear in mind however that the true believers of this world are a far bigger hindrance to progress and prosperity than any Illuminati with their army of MIB's will ever be.

It is the true believers who burned people at the stake for saying the earth is not flat.

Just keep that in mind. 

Hans von Lieven

[hansvonlieven]

You sound like my father. (Before you say anything I am pre-1965) The younger generations are getting wise now (despite the mind numbing misdirection), and the rift between the believers that Government really only acts in your best interest and would never do anything to hurt groups & individuals is getting wider by the minute as 78.000 new internet users join on a daily basis.

Do you not think it is odd that a certain Rockefeller called the Internet the "biggest security threat of our time" & that Rupert Murdoch recently said "the current days of the Internet will soon be over." with regards to introducing pay-per-surf. (whatever).

You can bet a saturation point will be reached where the "idiots" will outnumber the "conservatives" and from that point on all hell will break loose as government will insist on defending its very existence.

Ah those silly conspiracy theorists.

I am sorry, I cannot go along with this.

The younger generation is far worse than we ever were. Distrusting everything is far more idiotic than to trust at least part of it.

To put politics on the same level as technology as far as manipulation is concerned is ludicrous.

I am an engineer. I have always loved engineering. Would you like to know why??

Engineering is one of those human endeavours where bullshit does not go very far. Sooner or later you will be found out. If you design and build a machine that does not work or build a bridge that collapses, every five year old in the country knows you are full of shit. There is no room for excuses.

Politics, by contrast is a vastly different thing. I leave it to you to work out why.

To put the two things on the same level is an insult to common sense.

BTW. I was born in 1939

Hans von Lieven

[WilbyInebriated]

huh, i thought all you engineers drove trains... 

1939? in that day and age young people respected their elders and politicians didn't philander?
the more things change, the more things stay the same.

[hansvonlieven]

huh, i thought all you engineers drove trains... 

Only in America, the rest of the world calls them train drivers 

Hans