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Quantum Bogodynamics: why equipment fails and people behave mindlessly - Asolsutsesvyl - 10-28-2019 An old joke among nerds is that of "quantum bogodynamics" as an explanation for why things often mysteriously go wrong, both technically and among people. The idea is that an invisible particle called the "bogon", a little bit like the photon - and its antiparticle, the "cluon" - is involved in a quantum-mechanical dance in which bogon sources exert an invisible, harmful influence, and that which successfully counteracts it amounts to filtering out the bogons. Sources of cluons can also make for a striking change for the better, in ways difficult to otherwise account for. From the entry in The Jargon File: http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/Q/quantum-bogodynamics.html Wrote:quantum bogodynamics ... RE: Quantum Bogodynamics: why equipment fails and people behave mindlessly - Kaaron - 10-28-2019 Sounds like a scientific definition of distorting light to ones will? RE: Quantum Bogodynamics: why equipment fails and people behave mindlessly - Asolsutsesvyl - 10-29-2019 While it simplifies away everything except the idea of a negative force with some general characteristics, you could think of higher-density STS psychic attacks in terms of bogon beams, usually aimed at people in a precise way. But more generally, and apart from things having to do with narrowly directed activity, the idea of bogon fields and beams relate to everything bogus (in a certain sense) in the minds of people and propagated by bogus people. The same would apply in higher densities. That is, people (and higher-D) with a vested interest in maintaining a falsified version of reality and sucking others into its sphere of influence are bogon sources. A mainstream joke somewhat related to this is that of Steve Jobs' personal "reality distortion field". Of course, that kind of thing comes into play very generally in the corporate worlds, and politics, and wherever PR plays a large part. RE: Quantum Bogodynamics: why equipment fails and people behave mindlessly - Asolsutsesvyl - 03-16-2020 In Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, there's a mention of "bogon" which happens to fit (as also mentioned by the site I linked to). When Arthur Dent first hears of the Vogons who destroyed Earth after escaping the demolition with his non-Earthly friend Ford, he mishears and thinks they are called "Bogons". The Vogons are described as heartless, small-minded, and bureaucratic. When space-time anomalies prevent the Earth from being destroyed in all timelines, in later books, the middling Vogon commander in charge of the demolition stops at nothing to be able to finally cross off an item on his personal to-do list with grim satisfaction. Vogons like mindless destruction, stomping around in uniforms and shouting at others, and torturing people with their poetry. Slug-like in appearance, their success is described as miraculous in view of how evolution seems to have given up on them. RE: Quantum Bogodynamics: why equipment fails and people behave mindlessly - Asolsutsesvyl - 03-16-2020 Gurdjieff also wrote something related to bogon sources in his book Life Is Real Only Then, When 'I Am', in a passage concerning some prominent types of celebrities: Quote:...those who in the opinion of the majority of the contemporary people are "known" and "famous" and, in my opinion, ... on account of the abnormal life of their ancestors as well as their own, represent nothing more than the types who in the period of Babylonian civilization were designated as "moving sources of an evil radiation"... RE: Quantum Bogodynamics: why equipment fails and people behave mindlessly - Asolsutsesvyl - 08-20-2020 In my mind, this whole topic is a more light-hearted version of the kind of things e.g. Montalk describe in the article "Wising Up to Alien Interference". As in, a more light-hearted way of thinking about psychic battles, not only overt ones but especially things in the background or which seem like fluctuations in the environment. What 4D STS beings work hard to do is like playing a game in which the goal is to use the smallest number of psychic "balls" to knock down as many targets as possible. One good throw, or however it's done, and a fragile human network may disintegrate... Montalk Wrote:Break up of Networks Montalk's exciting personal anecdote brings to mind much more general, less intensely dramatic stuff which happens in a great many places, including here. I've seen how, from time to time, a great collective emotional storm has erupted on this forum, leading to a portion of members being driven away. One in my time, a few more before I got active. I actually had such things in mind when I started this thread, but back then I had the view that writing about it like this goes too much against the grain of the overall tone and interests here. But times (and assumptions!) change, and I'm not alone in being interested in such topics, so here goes... |