Post: #1

I'm not sure how it started, but i've gotten hooked on this guy's lectures and findings. I believe it all started with a netflix documentary but a simple youtube search will get you hours of this guy dropping knowledge after knowledge (or bullshit after bullshit).

That's what brings me to my current dilemma. I love the topic of ET's, red pill government truth, conspiracy, etc-- but this guy is either so far ahead of the curve or a sociopath, that I don't know what to think anymore.

Here is a link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHxGQjirV-c

What say you? Is he a genius? Or nuttier than a shit house rat?

PS--- Yes he claims he can summon aliens....

Post: #2

"He had worked out down to the mathematical formula all the transdimensional technologies up to and including teleportation, dematerialization, anti-gravity, electro-magnetic-gravitic, energy from the vacuum etc. and so on... and I'm just gettin started"
- Steven M. Greer, MD

When they finally "let him out" ...

It's literally so out there ... I could barely go on listening.

Post: #3

(06-03-2016 01:26 PM)Kid Twist Wrote:  "He had worked out down to the mathematical formula all the transdimensional technologies up to and including teleportation, dematerialization, anti-gravity, electro-magnetic-gravitic, energy from the vacuum etc. and so on... and I'm just gettin started"
- Steven M. Greer, MD

When they finally "let him out" ...

It's literally so out there ... I could barely go on listening.

I could barely either; but I did.

Ends up these people in the know who were about to squeal either got offed or hired for an exorbitant amount to keep their mouths shut and to help further experimentation.

I am not pro-Greer nor against him. It all interested me though.

Post: #4

I watched a bit. He's a fantasist. Entertaining, perhaps, but what he says should be given no more credence than any work of fiction.

Dude lifts though, I'll give him that.

Post: #5

(06-03-2016 03:10 PM)weambulance Wrote:  I watched a bit. He's a fantasist. Entertaining, perhaps, but what he says should be given no more credence than any work of fiction.

Dude lifts though, I'll give him that.

Yeah, he's a big boy. The guy is 62 years old. He looks like a koopa troopa with stumps for arms.

I'm unsure as to why i'm so attracted to his musings (outbursts?)-- Perhaps I'm in a hyper rational career all day and want to come home to listen to some far out (literally) conjecture.

Post: #6

It'd be worth sitting through his four hour lecture just to wait for him to ask if anyone has questions.

"Yeah, brah. What rep structures do you use on your Deltoids?"

Post: #7

(06-04-2016 11:25 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  It'd be worth sitting through his four hour lecture just to wait for him to ask if anyone has questions.

"Yeah, brah. What rep structures do you use on your Deltoids?"

Or what his pinning schedule for T injections look like.

"I can talk to aliens... they told me to pin Test Cypionate 3x/week."

Next level fitness.

Post: #8

Why do these always come down to "Ok, show me the guy and the evidence" .. which leads to

"Ummm... I can't because of X, Y, Z etc" all of which are super weird reasons going against the very thing you're trying to convince me about.

I'm so sick of people claiming evidence about things which you CAN have tangible evidence for. The metaphysical is experiential and human, super complex, so I understand when people talk in a way that tries to get you to "believe" in something that is by definition not tangible. But when people talk about tangible, scientific things and then REFUSE to give you tangible, scientific evidence, it's just...

STUPID.

Post: #9

I understand what you're saying-- but he does show (later in that 4 hour talk) some classified documents that have been hustled out to him from inside sources.

He also claims to not want to reveal some identities until their passing (which I understand, but that could be an excuse for more bullshit as well).

What I get hung up on is... if he truly is a sociopath missing his tin foil hat... What does he stand to gain from all of this?

He was (is?) a very wealthy emergency room physician. I don't believe he is monetizing anything. If he is, well then the cards are on the table. If he isn't-- then he is either trying to expose certain truths or is simple VERY hungry for attention.

At the end of the day though, I do find it entertaining.

Post: #10

There aren't any aliens.

The alien conspiracy is merely meant to detract attention from the actions of real life psychopaths.

Post: #11

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