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> the hopes that he can soften people up on the idea of Geocentrism He's actually trying to sell Geocentrism, you mean?
by Bluestein 1y ago
> the hopes that he can soften people up on the idea of Geocentrism
He's actually trying to sell Geocentrism, you mean?
- spiritplumber 1y agoyep.
- Bluestein 1y agoAs in, in earnest? Or click-rage bait style? (I guess at some point you start arguing "I guess none of us have been out there to know better ... ... so it's all a hoax". A millenary hoax -
- Uehreka 1y agoYes, he’s a magisterial fundamentalist. He views the idea of a non-Geocentric cosmos as destabilizing to the (to him) necessary hierarchies of nature, man and society ordained in the Bible according to traditionalist readings. But unlike a lot of fundamentalists, he’s good at “hiding his power level” enough to occasionally sneak into more serious conversations, and he’s patient enough to stick to a more incrementalist approach to changing people’s minds (instead of constantly yelling about people being damned if they don’t listen to him). He’s a bad and dangerous dude. Dan Olson did a great job breaking down Sungenis’ film “The Principle” back in 2020, this Folding Ideas video is a great watch: https://youtu.be/icwDF8wRgF4 https://youtu.be/icwDF8wRgF4
- Bluestein 1y ago(Have got to say the video is interesting, if, a bit frightening ...) PS. "Drake's Imbecility Corollary: Aliens have not found us given how they decided to occupy increasingly non-scientific positions, for effect, being now sufficiently developmentally degraded so as to make contact imposible".-