When you get accustomed to discussing new discoveries in science with the geniuses who are in the upper echelon of the new frontiers of Science, you tend to forget that there are a whole lot of people out there who have never learned critical thinking. They parrot what other close-minded people have taught them and never consider that they might be wrong. That is the danger of our educational systems.
What is underneath that is far more insidious and dangerous than the surface shows. That kind of person is really afraid of the world…afraid to see what is really there. Anything that upsets their little constricted view of the world gets attacked. The more afraid they are, the more vigorous the attack; you can actually watch the melt-down into rage happen right before your eyes. It is impossible to reason with such idiots; they don’t even realize they have jumped to erroneous conclusions without even reading or listening to the one they have chosen to attack.
Great leaps in science are seldom made by those who ‘toe the line’ of the orthodox opinion. Those who truly make great discoveries are those who forge ahead despite the vicious attacks of the fearful and mediocre. They usually don’t have the standard education either (Einstein was a patent office clerk…Schauberger was a forest ranger). Their minds are open to possibilities…to the ‘what if’ proposition…and they are not halted by things they don’t understand.
Life becomes ‘magical’ if you let it—if you are open-minded and observant. You have to ask the questions; then the universe moves to give you hints. Knowledge does not get handed to you on a silver platter, no matter how much you pay for the ‘education’. But when you ask the right questions, amazing things start to happen. People that can help come into your life, new discoveries are made, and life becomes fun. But the minute you close the door to anything you don’t believe in…or think you know everything…or know better than someone else…BAM!...that door gets slammed shut on your nose.
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What is underneath that is far more insidious and dangerous than the surface shows. That kind of person is really afraid of the world…afraid to see what is really there. Anything that upsets their little constricted view of the world gets attacked. The more afraid they are, the more vigorous the attack; you can actually watch the melt-down into rage happen right before your eyes. It is impossible to reason with such idiots; they don’t even realize they have jumped to erroneous conclusions without even reading or listening to the one they have chosen to attack.
Great leaps in science are seldom made by those who ‘toe the line’ of the orthodox opinion. Those who truly make great discoveries are those who forge ahead despite the vicious attacks of the fearful and mediocre. They usually don’t have the standard education either (Einstein was a patent office clerk…Schauberger was a forest ranger). Their minds are open to possibilities…to the ‘what if’ proposition…and they are not halted by things they don’t understand.
Life becomes ‘magical’ if you let it—if you are open-minded and observant. You have to ask the questions; then the universe moves to give you hints. Knowledge does not get handed to you on a silver platter, no matter how much you pay for the ‘education’. But when you ask the right questions, amazing things start to happen. People that can help come into your life, new discoveries are made, and life becomes fun. But the minute you close the door to anything you don’t believe in…or think you know everything…or know better than someone else…BAM!...that door gets slammed shut on your nose.
With your open mind, check out pendants that deliver a ‘Foundation for protection, healing, enlightenment and focused concentration’! Visit: www.QuantumUB.com And for other awesome Frequency Technology: www.CellGar.com
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