David Wilcock

[3D Sunset]

When I say there is a generation gap I don't mean that young people are smarter or that the world is going to be better.

And I don't mean that old people are stupid.

I mean that there is a perspective gap. In my early posts in this thread I was trying to explain my perspective, and Quantum responsed in a way that seemed to indicate he thought it was insulting for me to imply that "old people" would have a different perspective on things.

I give the opinions of old people MORE credit, not less. I don't discount old people whatsoever. I literally do give them more credit because I figure they should have the experience to make better decisions on fuzzy issues.

The reason I brought up the issue of age is because I believed that there was misunderstanding due to perspective. For instance I think Quantum thinks that people take David Wilcock more seriously than they do. David himself has said that most of his fans are under 25 years old.

Forgive me then, for falling victim to projecting upon your use of the phrase "generation gap" the same feelings and intent that most of my generation felt when aiming that phrase at our preceeding generation.

For what it's worth though, I would suggest that age is totally irrelevant. This life's experiences have little bearing on what will be happening in the coming years. We need to seek the best resource available for the task at hand independent of incarnational age. What is more important are the soul experiences that we are all bringing to the party. And those are experiences that we all have in abundance.

All the best,

3D Sunset