The Rantings Continue

[Matthew]

and so the drivel flows. hello everyone. today on sightings.com
(rense.com) i read an interesting article on the potential for
tapping into zero-point energy. apparently the zero-point model has
now gained enough acceptance to drive the space program. i personally
find it scary. while many rejoice and revel at the wonders that
humanity has unfurled, i look for the consequences. now with the
announcement that 0point is a potential fuel for nasa, i fear for the
futures of distant worlds. mind you i am laughing as i type this.
despite the fact that it is not a laughing matter. consider how badly
we have treated our planet whilst knowing that there was no
alternative environment capable of supporting life. if humanity has
mistreated his own home with such careless abandon, what reason is
there to think mankind would treat any other environment any better.
solution:
quarantine earth to suppress the two-legged tumor
while being optomistic and maintaining a positive mindset is healthy
and helpful, you have recognize that homo sapiens are by far the most
destructive, malicious, and deadly animal ever to call this planet
home. we are a walking disaster to almost every ecological niche we
occupy. while i may sound dark and dismal, i am one of the happiest
people i know...even though i am ashamed to be a human. we, as a
species, have fallen so short of our potential...it is shameful. but
you know what i'm not going to lose any sleep over it. the parade is
almost over, pick up your candy while you can.

[Jeremy Weiland]

so what's your point? i should just kill myself now and do the world a
favor? :-)
if you're looking for things to be depressed about, the state of today's
world will not disappoint.
personally, worrying about nasa tapping zero-point energy and destroying
other planets worries me less than anything i can possibly think of right
now.
there is a "half full" side to the situation on our planet... and
there's a lot of info around to back this up, including almost any of
david's readings.
otherwise, i get the idea from you that i'm supposed to be upset... and
i don't understand why.
in other words, cheer up.
later,
jeremy
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date: wednesday, january 10, 2001 6:13 pm
subject: [asc2k] the rantings continue


>and so the drivel flows. hello everyone. today on sightings.com
>(rense.com) i read an interesting article on the potential for
>tapping into zero-point energy. apparently the zero-point model has
>now gained enough acceptance to drive the space program. i personally
>find it scary. while many rejoice and revel at the wonders that
>humanity has unfurled, i look for the consequences. now with the
>announcement that 0point is a potential fuel for nasa, i fear for the
>futures of distant worlds. mind you i am laughing as i type this.
>despite the fact that it is not a laughing matter. consider how badly
>we have treated our planet whilst knowing that there was no
>alternative environment capable of supporting life. if humanity has
>mistreated his own home with such careless abandon, what reason is
>there to think mankind would treat any other environment any better.
>solution:
>quarantine earth to suppress the two-legged tumor
>while being optomistic and maintaining a positive mindset is healthy
>and helpful, you have recognize that homo sapiens are by far the most
>destructive, malicious, and deadly animal ever to call this planet
>home. we are a walking disaster to almost every ecological niche we
>occupy. while i may sound dark and dismal, i am one of the happiest
>people i know...even though i am ashamed to be a human. we, as a
>species, have fallen so short of our potential...it is shameful. but
>you know what i'm not going to lose any sleep over it. the parade is
>almost over, pick up your candy while you can.
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