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Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/15/2009 5:43:07 PM

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It’s been just over one year, since I first saw the image of a man, spanning across the face of Earth. In that time, it has only become more detailed.

I’ve tried to figure out how to determine relevance, and to what extent; provided the implication is valid. While I am not keen on the idea of claiming to have ‘insight’ on something having such a large impact; I am hard pressed in seeing how it wouldn’t pertain to the whole of mankind, if proven to be truth.

I say all of this knowing I can’t prove it to be so, which is sort of convenient, as I am not intending to convince anyone that it is.

My question pertains to the idea, if one were to believe there is truth in mythology (not that it is all literal fact), would it be unreasonable to think a new chapter would be in order, eventually?

Just something to ponder; please try not to take it too seriously, though, I am being sincere.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/15/2009 5:46:51 PM

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It’s been just over one year, since I first saw the image of a man, spanning across the face of Earth. In that time, it has only become more detailed.

I’ve tried to figure out how to determine relevance, and to what extent; provided the implication is valid. While I am not keen on the idea of claiming to have ‘insight’ on something having such a large impact; I am hard pressed in seeing how it wouldn’t pertain to the whole of mankind, if proven to be truth.

Saw where, in what way, Kim? Could you share a few more details?

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/15/2009 6:23:22 PM

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It can be seen on Mapquest, in aerial view, when zoomed out as far as possible.

The technique is similar to looking at those pictures where if you focus in one spot, it is the image of a young man, but if you change your focus, it becomes an old man.

His head is America. Canada is the lower portion and foot, of one leg, and the other appears submerged, to the left of Australia. (Lower depth waters form lines to make up parts of the image, also.)

It is a profile view of his face, and he looks as if he were swimming. He faces south, heads west, and looks north. Inside his head is the head of a woman, the whole of her is in the shape of a human heart. She has fangs, and is facing and looking east.

All I can suggest, if anyone wishes to try to see it, since I am only able to point it out in person at this time; is to look at the map focusing around Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona. That is where his eye is. I would also uncheck the “show labels” box.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/15/2009 7:28:34 PM

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I am not seeing this.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/15/2009 7:41:26 PM

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As much as I enjoy discussing the images, I have found my inability to transfer them to a medium that enables me to share what I see, a large hindrance toward the effort.

I don’t have the technical capabilities right now, and I don’t know what problems might occur, using printouts from Mapquest.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/15/2009 7:52:30 PM

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Damn. I have it up... I'm looking and looking but I don't see it yet.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/15/2009 8:01:59 PM

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It is so frustating not being able to show others.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 12:03:34 AM

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I don't have to look. People often see images in objects. I'm not a psychologist, but there are reasons for it. A lot of the time you're seeing what you want to see. It's like people that hear messages when they play records backwards, they hear what they want to hear.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 12:33:10 AM

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Sounds a bit like all the times I have laid on the beach and looked up at the clouds and seen faces or ships or sheep in the shapes of clouds. Or seen faces in the patterns on bathroom tiles. Imagination is a wonderful thing.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 6:24:22 AM

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Kim,    listen up. In the world and over the centuries, various arts, practices came to be "owned", by certain factions. feng shui comes to mind. Using feng shui as an example, myths and falsehoods about it were perpetuated, and at times encouraged. Hence only the select group will know how it really works.

You could take this abit further.   Religion, history and so forth- a biased version is passed off as truth.    and it gets deeper then that.

Currently the elite are shaping are perception of the world so as to go for world government.   Monsanto can own the patent to a pig. Becktel can own all the water on the earth.   The news is a mouth peice for corporate America, and "freedom" means,    let the elite rule us.

Thru out time, truth and myth have blurred. You are rigght on target and I encourage you to probe deeper into that which you are curious about.

HUGS!

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 6:28:39 AM

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BTW- I implore you to limit TV. Delete it if possible. The TV will cloud your perception to excel and picking out this type of thing.

The TV will "plant" ideas. Story lines are sometimes even a work of our lovely benevolent government. Even Hollywood has deeper meaning. If a person came to life today that lives centuries ago- they would flip out at the symbolism that is everywhere in 2009. Much of it evil.

As with anything- dig and learn.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 6:39:55 AM

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If you zoom in ALL the way on mapquest you can also see a man swimming. Oh, it's my neighbor! Hey Frank! What are you doing on mapquest?

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 6:49:29 AM

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ORIGINAL: YoursMistress

If you zoom in ALL the way on mapquest you can also see a man swimming. Oh, it's my neighbor! Hey Frank! What are you doing on mapquest?

Is Frank wearing a swim suit?

Is he sexy and does he have a BIGGGGGGGGGGGGG. errrr a big 401k?

;-0~

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 7:13:41 AM

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I don't have to look. People often see images in objects. I'm not a psychologist, but there are reasons for it. A lot of the time you're seeing what you want to see. It's like people that hear messages when they play records backwards, they hear what they want to hear.

*sighs* Well, at least you didn’t insinuate I drop acid this time; thanks for that.

Like I said, I’m not attempting to get anyone to agree with my belief. I was only asking if it was unreasonable to think there could be a new chapter in biblical mythology.

Kim

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 7:47:43 AM

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ORIGINAL: cpK69

My question pertains to the idea, if one were to believe there is truth in mythology (not that it is all literal fact), would it be unreasonable to think a new chapter would be in order, eventually?

I don't think such a belief is unreasonable at all, Kim. Given the history of religion among our species, I would say that it would be irrational to think a new paradigm of God WON'T take hold, and spread.

What, and when? God only knows.

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 8:02:22 AM

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ORIGINAL: cpK69

It can be seen on Mapquest, in aerial view, when zoomed out as far as possible.

The technique is similar to looking at those pictures where if you focus in one spot, it is the image of a young man, but if you change your focus, it becomes an old man.

His head is America. Canada is the lower portion and foot, of one leg, and the other appears submerged, to the left of Australia. (Lower depth waters form lines to make up parts of the image, also.)

It is a profile view of his face, and he looks as if he were swimming. He faces south, heads west, and looks north. Inside his head is the head of a woman, the whole of her is in the shape of a human heart. She has fangs, and is facing and looking east.

All I can suggest, if anyone wishes to try to see it, since I am only able to point it out in person at this time; is to look at the map focusing around Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona. That is where his eye is. I would also uncheck the “show labels” box.

Kim

I looked.

I see a Big Mac.

Narraganset looks like french fries, and there's a major storm off of Cuba that looks like a strawberry smoothie.

(That must mean that Puerto Rico is the surprise inside).

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/16/2009 10:42:40 AM

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I don't see the human face....
but I see North America+the panama area form T-Rex!
Halifax creating the lower-jaw or mouth.. the panama area forming the feet

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/17/2009 10:25:24 AM

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ORIGINAL: pahunkboy

BTW- I implore you to limit TV. Delete it if possible. The TV will cloud your perception to excel and picking out this type of thing.

The TV will "plant" ideas. Story lines are sometimes even a work of our lovely benevolent government. Even Hollywood has deeper meaning. If a person came to life today that lives centuries ago- they would flip out at the symbolism that is everywhere in 2009. Much of it evil.

As with anything- dig and learn.

Hi Roger, *hugs*

Thank you, for the encouragement. :)

Big problem with the situation though; I don’t know what to do with the information.

Assuming it is truth, and I am at a point where I can only consider it to be a possibility that it is not, I would think it should be shared; but, I have no idea to whom, how, when, or where.

On one hand, it seems to me, justice for man would be liberty; and therefore each should decide if there is meaning, and what that meaning is, for their selves.

On the other, what if not everyone is meant to see it, and someone who could use the information to harm, sees?

I keep thinking about the idea of hope being locked up. If there were a way to ‘let it out’, doing so would cause further havoc; yes? If so, could we afford not to take the chance?

I understand what you are saying about symbolism, having done a little research into it. It is part of why I started looking at the map so much. I figured if there was any truth, to any of it, then there should be sings that it is so.

Do you think that it is accurate to say “history writes itself”?

Kim

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/17/2009 10:44:56 AM

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I don't think such a belief is unreasonable at all, Kim. Given the history of religion among our species, I would say that it would be irrational to think a new paradigm of God WON'T take hold, and spread.

What, and when? God only knows.

You make some very good points.

I guess it sort of seems to me, the idea is… I don’t know what to call it… smeared (?); to the point that no one wants to talk about it, unless it is with someone who believes, or can be convinced to believe, the same things.

I was hoping a new chapter would be written in a way that wouldn’t need a lot of deciphering. I wonder what the odds are.

Kim

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RE: Would It Be So Unreasonable To Think...? - 5/17/2009 10:46:52 AM

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ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie

I looked.

I see a Big Mac.

Narraganset looks like french fries, and there's a major storm off of Cuba that looks like a strawberry smoothie.

(That must mean that Puerto Rico is the surprise inside).

What... no Golden Arches?

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