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A viewer asks: “Ancient Greece was immensely influential and widely admired. Many of its ideas were transmitted by the Roman Empire to Europe. It shaped the way much of the world now approaches law, politics, and scientific inquiry. Science, though, has evolved from a mode of inquiry into a source of authority difficult to challenge, and not tolerating dissent. Scientists are now regarded as the saviors of the world. Arguably then, the Ancient Greek culture has led to a materialist, mechanistic worldview that limits inquiry in some ways. While many people value the legal/political legacy of the ancients, what did extraterrestrials seek to prevent in law, politics, and science? Did they engineer this long-term trajectory?” What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • 
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This client describes having a Spontaneous Remission and actually “time traveled to Ancient Greece where I experienced myself as a young man—an initiate dressed in a white toga gown studying philosophy. My teacher was Socrates who sat before me. I had traveled back 6,000 years and had picked up the very studies I had been forced to leave after my elevator crash in Switzerland. Minutes later I returned to ‘present day.’ I was forever changed and began exploring everything ‘metaphysical’ to understand how such a miracle had happened to me.” Why did she experience a spontaneous remission, what did it have to do with Ancient Greece, and why after such a miracle did she again experience severe spinal injuries to undo the gains?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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In ancient Greece, the School of Parmenides and Zeno held that space is a plenum, whereas Democritus opposed this view, proposing that space consisted of emptiness in which material particles were free to move. The latter view was adopted by science, for the most part, up to the present day. Was this an example of disinformation through mind control to delay meaningful scientific progress?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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