Links from Viking Brian
Viking Brian of the Viking Youth appeared on C-Realm Podcast #44. He sent along this follow-up:just finished listening to the show we recorded the other night. it's always enjoyable chatting with you.
i don't know if you checked out those 'drone' photos, but there has since been a fairly interesting development. a fellow has published some papers of a supposed civilian/military program he participated in in the mid-80s reverse engineering extra-terrestrial technology. have a look:
http://isaaccaret.fortunecity.com/
what is most fascinating to me is that the symbol propulsion stuff that he discusses and shows in the diagrams begins to look and sound remarkably similar to some of artist/architect paul laffoley's work dissecting symbolic evocation.
http://www.laffoleyarchive.com/
again, i remain agnostic. it doesn't matter so much to me whether it's a partially rendered hoax or one of those hoaxes we consider reality, what is fascinating is what it says about our species at this time and what it implies by it's availability. in short, it's fascinating and fun.
all my best to you on your travels south. kiss grandmother kindly for me and tell her i said hello.
i'll share one last recent obsession of mine with you before signing off. if you're not already familiar with it, i would be surprised if you don't flip a lid and start on yours tomorrow. cob houses and housing... made from mud, sand, straw and some minimal wood, etc. amazing stuff.
http://ilovecob.com/
http://ilovecob.com/gallery/projectmoonunit/
http://www.simondale.net/house/
godspeed...
b
i don't know if you checked out those 'drone' photos, but there has since been a fairly interesting development. a fellow has published some papers of a supposed civilian/military program he participated in in the mid-80s reverse engineering extra-terrestrial technology. have a look:
http://isaaccaret.fortunecity.com/
what is most fascinating to me is that the symbol propulsion stuff that he discusses and shows in the diagrams begins to look and sound remarkably similar to some of artist/architect paul laffoley's work dissecting symbolic evocation.
http://www.laffoleyarchive.com/
again, i remain agnostic. it doesn't matter so much to me whether it's a partially rendered hoax or one of those hoaxes we consider reality, what is fascinating is what it says about our species at this time and what it implies by it's availability. in short, it's fascinating and fun.
all my best to you on your travels south. kiss grandmother kindly for me and tell her i said hello.
i'll share one last recent obsession of mine with you before signing off. if you're not already familiar with it, i would be surprised if you don't flip a lid and start on yours tomorrow. cob houses and housing... made from mud, sand, straw and some minimal wood, etc. amazing stuff.
http://ilovecob.com/
http://ilovecob.com/gallery/projectmoonunit/
http://www.simondale.net/house/
godspeed...
b