abbreviations - a t t = at this / that time; (B) C E = (before) Common Era; e m (r) = electro-magnetic (radiation); f t l = faster than light; inc. = including / inclusive of; MSM = mainstream media; PTB = `powers that be'; spec. = special / specially / specialist; w r t = with respect / relation to

abduction - a question / a sharp observation

advanced - ~ civilizations; by Nikolai Kardashev; qualities?

A.E.R.O. - international airlines (was called "S.I.T.A."); flight trauma

affection - "Where physical affection is encouraged, theft, organized religion and invidious displays of wealth are inconspicuous: [BUT] where infants are physically punished, there tends to be slavery, frequent killing, torturing and mutilation of enemies, a devotion to the inferiority of women, and a belief in one or more supernatural beings who intervene in daily life" - Carl Sagan in `Cosmos'

African - expansion in prehistory; African Vikings?

Ages - Great Ages; Dark Ages

agriculture - agri-/industry; corrupt subsidies in UK; propaganda

AGW - the (unproven) hypothesis of `anthropogenic (human caused) global warming' - see `climate' + `global warming'

AIDS - you know the basics - some say there's a secret possible cause?

air-lines / travel - `Perceptions' warning - & the media record

air `rage' - when `new' brian is suppressed & `lizard' brain is amplified; an example; - also `road rage'

algorithm - a routine allowing a mathematical problem to be solved `without thought' - from Al-Khwarizmi

alien - see ET

(Abu) Ali Ibn Sina - `Avicenna' - polymath: astronomer, chemist, logician and mathematician, physicist and scientist, poet, soldier and statesman, theologian, and foremost physician and philosopher; - `that the mind may exist independently of the body'

Al-Kindi - `the Philosopher of the Arabs' - known as Alkindus in Latin; his physics, medical, mathematical, musical & other theoretical and experimental work was hundeds of years ahead of later Western scientists

altruist - Altruist Survivor; altruism in birds & some cats & some insects

Alzheimer's - a dementia `condition' or `disease' rapidly increasing in the West, is possibly allied with, or stimulated by, the spread of Toxoplasma gondii; along with similar proliferation of organic pesticides, GM, human birth abnormalities and autism

analysis - methods of inquiry

anarchy - `without hierarchies' - self-rule

ancient - astronauts / aliens

angular - momentum

animal hypnosis - psychological effect; especially in young

anomalies - Google results

ant - and evolution : i) news ii) earlier speculation

Antikythera - Antikythera Mechanism - ancient analogue computer ["Greeks" link]; a mail reference

Aquarius - zodiac group, changing view, physical changes on Earth?; [ "Aeon of Horus" ]

aristocracy - big subject - here's your best start point

Arp - Halton, predicts anomalously high redshifts, especially obvious when paired with medium or low redshift objects; Arp on `science paradigms'; (see videoPt1 & videoPt2)

arrow - of time; why're scientists scared?

asteroid - misnomer ("star-like") - body smaller than planet; threat1, threat2, threat3,

asteroid threat - dangers & ice-core and treering evidence - all Earth-life is threatened, while bankers and politicians haggle over their `profits' - politicos' media slow-blow early guess; guess2; guess3; guess4

astrology - the physics behind `Astrology' is more to do with alignments of planetary masses (`astro' was an understandable medieval error); summary and re-cap of modern info (follow links)

astronomy - energy / matter ratio change; alignment predictions, serious errors

Atlantis - myth question; poss. undersea sites; new scenario

authority - like `rules' - needed by fools

autism - reported increase

average - a misleading statistic

Aztec - creation myth

Babylon - (and Sumer) claimed as earliest civilization, astronomy - ology

Bacon - Francis 1561 - 1626 scientist - lawmaker; and also Roger 1214 -1292 scientist - monk

`baloney' - see `fallacies of logic & rhetoric' (`baloney detection kit')

barristers - see judges

Barrow - mathematician / physicist taking part in `constants of nature' research - on progress; on `life' and `science'; on those `constants'; his speculation

BBC - conspiracy to cover-up politicos' corruption & bent police, judiciary - see laworjustice; old summary; new "crap bbc" summary

bee - bee behavior, part of Alien Comms

beliefs - `the unrealistic beliefs of diplomats are what soldiers die of' - H. Beam Piper

Berry - Wendell, (quote) good farmer, poet, author & philosopher

Bes - pre-Egypt `Green Man' (image), see our report

`Big Bang' - i) b/ground shadows (update), 2) gravitational lensing (update), 3) illusory redshifts (expo); probable reality is a quasi-Steady-State, with limited expansion; a new critique; (see videoPt1 & videoPt2)

binary - in ancient arithmetic & numbers; used for codes, old and new

birds - observations of behavior, re - Prisoner's Dilemma

Black, African - expansion in prehistory, African Vikings also oppression in UK, USA

"black hole" - "big-science" unproven hype, substitute `neutron star' or `galactic core' - update (& detail & detail2)

blasphemy - a fake crime - saying or doing something that a churchman or religious disapproves of - see `contempt of court', sedition, treason

Bohr - Neils - pioneering atomic theorist, a quote; also said: "prediction is very hard, especially about the future"

Bonilla - José; head of Zacatecas Observatory - 1883 `fleet' sighting & photos

Bonobo - Pan paniscus, smaller, intelligent chimpanzee; peaceful - females have guiding role; estrus

brain - `the brain is a wonderful thing: it starts working when you're born and doesn't stop unless you become a politician or civil-servant' (~ Frost)

brain - structure; unrecognized abilities; early damage example; deformities; uses; effects of velocity on; DNA's inabilities

Brookings - Report on possible `advanced / superior beings' extracts & links

BSC - Broadcasting Standards Commission, a corrupt body - no integrity

Buckle - Henry Thomas; on `Metaphysics'

Buddha - Gautama Siddhartha, his advice

Buddhism - a philosophy and way of life for the wise (_not_ a religion) - a daily glimpse

cannabis - drug law

cataclysm - (Greek - evil flood) - see below

Çatalhöyük - see `egaliterian'

catastrophe - (Greek - `evil turn') - reasons; probability; an (unrecognized?) example

cause - `I would rather understand one cause than be King of Persia' (then the world's empire) - Democritus of Abdera; other `causes'

C.E - common era - NOW; i.e. 3,000 yrs ago was c. 1,000 B.C.E (before common era)

Celts - [Keltoi] one of the four great divisions of the ancient world - as described by Ephorus

center of gravity - effective center of a mass

centrifugal / centripetal - force

change - (paradox) - could there be an unvarying rule: that`everything changes'?

charity - mostly corrupt in Britain; comparisons between greedy rich and generous poor

Charity Commission - accusation and confirmation, [in rip-off Britain, the CC is as notorious as PCC and BSC]

chimpanzee - closest DNA relation to homo sap, evolved a more intelligent representative - the Bonobo

`christianity' - an `untried system' - for examples see corrupt C.o.E bishops - perversion of message - perversion of power

C.I.A - Dulles brought SS / Gestapo to form CIA after WWII. C.1950> CIA began diverting funds link1, link2), & began anti-ETH propaganda & operations. Jet Propulsion Laboratory's co-founder (& libertarian) Jack Parsons was then `accidentally' killed and JPL also became CIA-ruled. A CIA website, more at search perceptions; press update (limited)

Cinquetti - Gigliola; Italian singer personifying emotions (and fashions - see `Speranza' ... `Eleganza' etc.)

circular argument - "begging the question"

cities - lost cities; recently found cities

civilization - previous - or - more advanced

civilized - the rich aren't, the poor are; reason why, earliest (only) truly civilized nation?

Clarke - (1917 - 2008) Sir Arthur; his letter, his view of Mars; Clarke's `Three Laws'

climate - `Climate is what we expect - Weather is what we get'

climate-change - temperature charts - short-term (3000yrs); medium-term (13,000yrs); long-term (5,000,000,000yrs); latest research & latest implications; & NASA's studies/reports archive; also see `global warming' and `ice-age threat'

clone - asexual from only one parent, lacks protection from genetic disorders

cocaine - drug law

collapse - of societies), up-coming forecast

comedy - perhaps most important, among humans anyway

commons - `tragedy of the commons' - Garrett Hardin 1968: "competitive consumption results in mass pollution, desertification & eventual mass starvation"; see the fate of the Dodo, passenger-pigeon, American bison, & ongoing mass extinctions of forest-life / bird-life & today's disappearing fish-stocks; (i.e. Adam Smith was wrong; he didn't realize the Earth is finite, with limited resources)

`communism' - an `untried system'

conditioning - psychological, consumerist, skeptic v believer

conformism - apt comments (Samuel Butler's)

congress(men) - see `members-of-parliament'

consciousness - needed for non-algorithmic mental activity

conspiracy - [suspected - detected]; a political party (and monotheist church) is a conspiracy, whereby a cabal or caucus deceives members and non-members, often extending to covert (`illegal') torture and murder

~-theory - additionally, a political party (and monotheist church) is an organized `conspiracy theory' whereby suspicions, fears and hatreds of members are directed at non-members, extending to overt (`legal') mass-murder

constitution - UK's lack of

contempt of court - very often a fake crime - saying or doing something that a judge is afraid of or disapproves of (many UK courts _are_ contemptible) - see blasphemy, sedition, treason

Coriolis - an apparent force

corruption - the reason for ideological corruption; i.e. - the least decision for privilege or favor begins an inevitable decline

corruption - ref - greed, usury & other perversions tend to corrupt State's rulers - so revolution is eternal

Corus - previously "British Steel" - now a supra-national combine; influence in corrupt UK courts

Cosmic Ancestry - see `panspermia'

cosmological constant - "dark energy / UEF"

cosmopolitan - 'citizen of the universe' - (see `falsity of nations') a term invented by our hero Diogenes, a rationalist who lived riotously but minimally - he slept under a disused wine barrel. When the King of Athens asked what royal favor he might grant the famous philosopher, Diogenes replied "You can move, you're blocking my sunlight"

cosmos - whole of universe

`countries' - ~ don't exist

CPS - Crown Prosecution Service, corrupt & racist organization, meant to be prosecuting criminals but mostly protecting rich fraudsters, corporate + police murderers and elite perverts

`creation' - a myth found world-wide, here's the Olmec-Maya-Toltec-Mixtec-Aztec creation myth - a modern scientific alternative

Cro-magnon - from area of France, name given to early homo.sap

crystal - formation; their mystery

cults - reasons, cataclysmic reasons, "Piscean" / "Aquarian"

`culture' - real culture - some examples; fake `culture' is an excuse for taking poor people's taxes to spend on rich people's ignorant posing

cynic - maybe a rationalist; close to a pyrrhonian sceptic

dangers - analysis says the greatest danger to an individual or a species is its greatest perceived `good' or `need' - i.e. compulsive behaviour of any sort

Dark Ages - in - 6th Cent.; or western Europe, Greece & Persia; more generally; Americas?; China; pre-Ionian Greece

re: Dark Ages - "Perhaps in time the so-called Dark Ages will be thought of as including our own" - Georg C. Lichtenberg

dark energy - see also `cosmological constant', `quintessence', `vacuum energy', `zero point energy' - UEF

Darwin - author of "On the Origin of Species"; pressures on; misread by rulers & fakes; modern mistakes & deceptions, Darwin's primitive chauvinism

Darwinism - claims; social ~; Wallace's clearer view

Dawkins - author of "The Selfish Gene" - apparent believer that humans driven by genes - rather than the reverse (Dawkins now shifting ground?)

death - cause of?, in organic cellular beings; death rates & murder in UK

death - `near-death' effect in animals, humans, (& `little-death' in marriage)

debunkers - (or `skepti-bunkers') name given, by speculative thinkers in any field, to organized anti-progress zealots or agents who generate misinformation and personal abuse

deducing - predicting future outcome from a general law or principle - as opposed to inducing

`democracy' - maybe in distant future - when instant communication gives us all a real voice; check future law in a real democracy; check efficiency of real democratic justice

Descartes - René Descartes - French philosopher [early scientist] mathematician; developed positional / co-ordinate 'dimensional' scientific method; 1596-1650

detecting - methods of inquiry

dexterity - work needed for brain completion; for humanity

Diamond - Prof. Jared Diamond - his work, earlier interview, Stanford reference to "Guns, Germs & Steel", useful knowledge

dictator - And a dictator ... has no choice but to lead his people into foreign war, to keep them from turning upon him. - H. Beam Piper

dictionary - on-site dictionary

dirty money - `does no good'; because gotten unfairly, used unfairly: by lying politicos, murderous rulers, greedy usurers and by other thieves - of any sort

divergence - evolutionary - Alltruist Survivor; recent evidence

divining - background of water/metal dowsing / divining; for other meanings see `omens' -

divorce - early democratic approach

DNA - so-called genes; probable origin; precursors now known off-Earth

dolphins - links page whale / dolphin behavior, repeats question at Alien Comms

dowsing - working hypothesis

driving - mental change & subsequent addictiveness - also "road rage" and earth-damage

drug law - used as race / class weapon, UK & USA, less risk

dualism - ethos of Zoroastrianism: `good' vs `evil' - example

D.V.T - `Perceptions' warning - & the media record

dwarves - "Little People"

Earth-danger - impact-warning, early, general; extinctions, a warming-warning

Earth's asteroid threat - dangers & ice-core and treering evidence - all Earth-life is threatened, while bankers and politicians haggle over their `profits' - politicos' media slow-blow early guess; guess2; guess3; guess4

earthquakes - tectonic event, forecast here (w/tools & maps / reports);

E.B.E - see E.T, - also UFO

eccentricity - "The amount of eccentricity in a society has been proportional to the amount of genius, vigor and moral courage which it contains" - John Locke

education - what's wrong with UK / western edu? and biased education generally?

egalitarians - see MesoAmerica; other early civilizations, Indus Valley and Çatalhöyük - N0 palaces, barracks or prisons (or slave houses). All folk had good, hygienic accomodation, of a quality not since equalled in most parts of the world; this seems to be covered-up today

Egyptology - mainstream seems dominated by ignorance & politics, suppressing impartial science and real scholarship

Einstein - (quote) dissatisfaction with the theories

Eisenhower - war speech; thoughts on UFOs

electron - proton-surround; its time-bias

elephant - in North America, an ancestral form

elf - "Little People"

elites - apt comments (Samuel Butler's)

emotion - see `romance'

empire - past empires; the future of empires; for mechanism of, see `rule'

encyclopedia - on-site encyclopedia

enemy - enemies are people you know - strangers are potential friends

energy - quick definition

`english disease' - pedophilia (in UK's ruling classes); phrase was first used in Europe, where (pedophile) English aristocrats took their `Grand Tour'

entelechy - [having - growing] one's purpose within oneself [Wiki]; perhaps valid when describing a species with emergent qualities, the pursuit of which might then define that species: i.e. `consciousness' in humans; speculatively, maybe `intelligence' in AI

entropy - often used erroneously; i.e. when "2nd Law of Thermodynamics" is used to predict increase of `disorder' in the Universe: invalidated by `gravity' & `life' (and UEF thresholds)

Epicurus - (341 BCE, Samos - 270 BCE, Athens) Greek philosopher - see `Principle of Plenitude'

equality - see egalitarianism; review of today's problems (inc. real and fake `terror'); UK's inequality problem

eschatology - doctrine of final things, ie. after-death & judgement

e.s.p.- paranormal

estrus cycle - fertility cycle in most animals

E.T - physical indications; present speculations; other considerations; also see UFO

ether - (physics) Michelson / Morley experiment; (metaphysics) "the ether is the floor of others who, stepping there, begin to notice you" - Tanith Lee

ethics - a sort-of definition

eugenics - references and links for review / download

Evans - R, liar, parasite, coward - maybe a typical lawyer and politician

`evil' - not possible for theoretical `states', `corporations' or even `religions' - evil can only be done by conscious persons

evolution - human changes, and direction

experts - usually expert on obsolete `data'; Clarke's Law re: `experts; why experts are more unreliable on `unknown' phenomena

extinctions - temperature graph; extinction graph; dangers

extra-sensory - (also telepathy & others) paranormal

extra-terrestrials - examined

fable - poss. reading

faerie - fairie / fairy - controversy, "Little People"

faith - i) - one of three unarguables (non-definables), & therefore -
ii) - an individual's belief which can / will be abused, & therefore -
iii) - a tool of fraudsters, mass-murderers and other perverts

fallacy - false but believable argument, mostly used by politicians, economists, media, lawyers, bureaucrats, priests, and by authority in general.

`false flag' - sneaky gov't terrorism - an assessment (scroll down); an external general review

falsifiable - testable (`yes' or `no') by repeatable experiment

farming - estimated origin

fashions - fashions, fancies and emotions

fast evolution - poss. explanation for Cambrian Explosion

Fatima - in Portugal, scene of a significant 1917 event

fear - primeval, leading to racism; and defensive materialism

feet - converting from feet to meters; and from meters to feet

female - human template; males are response to adversity?

feng-shui - as a "lost" or proto- science

Fermi - scientist - posed " ~ 's paradox"

fertility - conclusions, Nasa confirms? the media record

Feynman - Q.E.D physicist - a quote on physics; & another; more at SEARCH

fisher-folk - personal, political

flight trauma -`Perceptions' warning & the media record

force - quick definition

`forces' - term used by blind science to cover-up lack of knowledge

foreign aid - "taxing poor people in rich countries for the benefit of rich people in poor countries" Bernard Rosenberg

Forrestal - first US `Secretary of Defense'; mysterious death 1948 - see CIA

Fort - Charles Hoy Fort, some thoughts on UFOs (1); UFOs (2); UFOs (3); on anomalous Falls (1); Falls (2) [text]; Appleyard's mini-bio of Fort, more at search page

friends - all strangers are potential friends - by definition, enemies are people you know

Fry - Andrew Fry, a BBC - bully, liar and coward; typical of corrupt and/or incompetent BBC producers / editors

f.t.l comms - projected `instantaneous' inter-stellar communication - a suggested system

gamma-ray - bursts, real cause

gas - one of the `divisions' of matter, theories for existence / actions

genes - can't carry total human `blueprint'

genius - "Some men come by the name of genius in the same way as an insect comes by the name of centipede - not because it has a hundred feet, but because most people can't count above fourteen" - Lichtenberg

genocide - early example

ghosts - ghost page, recent testimony; on-site `ghost search'

Gigliola - Cinquetti

G.I.G.O - example

Gladio - western State `terrorism' organizations (generic) - definition, purpose, our reference (scroll)

global warming - a normal & ongoing (cyclic) process, also see `ice-age threat'

GM - our review of the `science'; external reviews & reports

Gödel - his paradox

Gould - Stephen Jay ~, science essayist - realizes genes not (quote) `Darwinianly selected'; opinion of males, Darwin's "mechanism" versus Wallace with - "the transformation of the possible"

government - "Government has robbers and thieves to guard us" - Abdul Bari

GP - `general practitioner' - non-specialist family doctor in Britain, medical

gravitational mass - demo - `a grave effect'

gravity - "force of ~ ":- an inertial (1^st order) effect: therefore non-local and instantaneous; Van Flandern's "Speed of Gravity"; also "Abolish a Force"

gravity - `radiation':- a (5^th order) "local" effect (ie. propagates at light-speed or below) - Van Flandern's "Speed of Gravity"

gravity - `speed of': = instantaneous; altho' c & velocity of `gravity radiation' are often erroneously claimed as "speed of gravity" - If fooled by a recent claim - check this near-apology-backtracking; our (hopeful) clarification

gravity - `theory of':- "there is no model of the theory of gravitation today ..."

greed - greed, usury & other perversions tend to corrupt State's rulers - so revolution is eternal

Green Man - pre-historic deity - see report on UFO's and Fairies / Legends

G.U.T - `grand unified theory' - to unite `gravity' (which mainstream science still believes is a `force') with `quantum theory'; present pseudo GUTs soon to be replaced by UEF Theory

happiness - a review;

`heat death' - along with a `big crunch' - a science mis-understanding (perhaps from ulterior motives

`heritage' - often cover for official corruption - also "tradition"

heroin - drug law

Herbert - Frank:- author - "Dune" sagas etc, also produces brilliant short pieces; some of his sayings:- on `balance' & `credibility', on "organic beings" (scroll down), on imbalance

history - mostly untrue; eg:- history versus reality; priests' versions

`Holy Roman Empire' - remnant of Roman Empire, as temporarily revived by Charlemagne in 800 CE

homo sap. - evolution

Horus - "Aquarius"

Hoyle - a real scientist - "They defend the old theories by complicating things to the point of incomprehensibility." - was his opinion of the `science establishment'

hubris - self-destructive foolishness arising from pride; Sagan succumbed to it, breaking his own `rules' in the case of Dr Velikovsky and the case of Profs Hoyle & Wickramasinghe

human - human history: `most solemn of lies and the most childish of deceits'; human science: `a succession of errors'

humans - maybe on the cusp of change from an un-natural (greed-crazed) animals towards thinking beings

human sacrifice - in Europe & America but not in Ancient Egypt (according to Herodutus)

humane - of animals well as humans

Humason - Milton Humason - Pasadena muleskinner, later astronomer, made discovery of first galaxy outside the Milky Way [found Cepheid variables to prove distance of Andromeda Galaxy]

humor - why necessary in humans, maybe always for survival, its real value; [poss. fox humor]

Hutton - 'journalist'

hypnogogic - (also `hypnagogic') state of `falling asleep' - when lucid sight/sound visions are often available; the equivalent `waking-up state is called hypnopompic

hypnosis - animal ~, an effect produced in the young (of advanced species) by inhumane treatment

ideas - "An idea that is not dangerous is unworthy of being called an idea at all." - Oscar Wilde

`identicality' - `repetition'

illusion - distortion of reality, reasons

immemorial - `rights immemorial' (search)

immortality - death

immune - system, as a behavior marker

impacts - dangers; early guess; guess2; guess3; guess4; looks like this is example

Inca - Peruvian 'civilization' overthrown by Spanish conquest, which also destroyed most written records; an Inca proverb

incompetence - a trait of the privileged; is usually a pretence when claimed as reason for injustice / bias - see corrupt politicos-lawyers, corrupt educationalists, corrupt judiciary/police-chiefs

inducing - inferring a general law or principle from particular observed facts - as opposed to deducing

Indus Valley - see egaliterian

inequality - see equality; UK's inequality problem

inertia - UEF-endowed property of mass - cause; QUOTE - "The law of Inertia has no known origin" - Feynman; our simple clarification

inertial mass - demo - `power of inertia'

inquiry - methods of inquiry

instantaneous - "instantaneous transmission of information" which science still deems impossible - but UEF Theory demands, as do other phenomena - "Speed of Gravity" & certain crystals' symmetry; here's a mail reference, and here's a valuable use of effects

intelligence - a non-measurable (temporary) combo of attributes - I.Q test fallacy

intelligent design - a non-testable hypothesis; - a modern scientific alternative

intelligentsia - opinion of John Updike's; reason why intelligentsia flawed; why biased - also, why corrupt

`interest' - (sometimes used for) - payments demanded by usurers

IPCC - `Independent Police Complaints Commission' - totally biased / corrupt agency - see examples here and here (background)

Ireland - (`Hibernia') neolithic possessor of science & civilization

Jeans - James Jeans; on `Physics & Reality'; a thought; some quotes

jets - UEF phenomenon, early appreciation, recently realized danger, also Solar System

Johnson - "Dr" Samuel ~, couldn't afford English `doctorate' - finally got honorary degree after writing first `English' dictionary, historian, his biography from Boswell; some `Johnsonian' sayings

judges - in UK mostly ex-barristers (lawyers with rights of advocacy in all courts - a system of monopoly and privilege), (in UK) still dominated by a mainly pervert social stratum - historical reasons; some consequences

junk - junk mails - (about 14.5 bn of them) are paid for (compulsorily) by working people and the poor (the only net-tax-payers), due to corrupt business tax-allowances and postal charges

jury - origins; preventing cruelty and abuse; mathematical / sociomental reason for

justice - Fiat justitia ruat caelum - `Let justice be done, though the heavens fall'

Khayyami - Omar - mathematician, astronomer, and controversial poet

Khidr - al-Khidr "the Green Man of the Sufis" - see report

kindness - quality of self-aware animals - but not of `authority'

kinetic - 'theory' supposedly accounting for gas behavior

`law' - in a real democracy; corrupt law

Leavitt - Henrietta, astronomer, discovered (1912) the Cepheid variables' correlation of brightness with slow variation - allowing true distance to be estimated

Leibniz - theoretical scientist and mathematician; invented calculus (also claimed - like many other things - by Newton); disproved `Newtonianism' - checking his `physics from metaphysics' (new page - working there)

leprechaun - "Little People"

leukemia - early investigator & preventer

Lewis. C.S - Tolkien

libel - misuse of law in UK, our policy

library - in a democracy, denied by the corrupt

life - Barrow's suggested definitions; some of Smolin's thoughts; a look at life in the universe (new - working there)

Life - "The transition from non-life to life in our view must have involved the resources of all the stars in all the galaxies in a substantial part of the Universe, but this transformation needs to have taken place only once" - Prof. Chandra Wickramasinghe

logic - is also fatally flawed (but also see dogmatics)

lost cities - in Brazil (Fawcett's); under-sea cities

`lost' science - Greek - Egyptian - Chinese; in west and east re-examined here

lottery - "Lottery Commission" - upper-class UK committee

Lucretius - (c. 99 BC - c. 55 BC) Roman philosopher, follower of Epicurus - see `Principle of Plenitude'

Mach - his Principle: `If we feel an effect when we rotate and the rest of the universe remains fixed, we must feel exactly the same effect when the stars are rotated the other way round while we are fixed' - from Lee Smolin

Madagascar - a mass sighting at Tananarive City

M.A.F.F - Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food: recently scrapped, run by bent senior civil servants.

magic - so-called `forces' (of Physics); paranormal, as folk-lore, lost science, deeper explanation for UFO / faerie / legends

magic `forces' - blind science cover-up for lack of causality

mandarin - UK civil service boss, senior bureaucrat

marijuana - drug law

markets - always tend to corruption and slavery, pollution, desertification and starvation; cycles of operation

Mars - strange data - re artifacts; history, dangers to possible present inhabitants

mass - officially a mystery; `weight', equivalence of, gravitational etc., cause of grand cycles??

mass-extinctions - extinctions

materialism - refuted by Leibniz

mathematics - Gödel's paradox means mathematics cannot prove anything; Lee Smolin wrote "The theorems of mathematics are outside of time because they are not about the real. On the contrary, anything that exists must exist inside of time."

matter - `Most, if not all, of the matter in the Universe, doesn't exist for much, if not most, of the time - which itself might be similarly interrupted.' - there's similar thoughts from Leibniz, & from Wallace, & (reluctantly) from Einstein

matter - theory; change in (universal), w.r.t. thresholds in

Maxwell - greatest experimental scientist, almost discovered real Gas Laws

Maya - so-called empire and real Maya; Mayan "long count" - creation-myth of Olmec - Maya - Toltec - Mixtec - Aztec

Mayer - Julius ~; discovered principle of conservation of energy (that Work is Heat and vice versa), ultimately leading to Einstein's E = M c²

medieval science - which of the two Bacons?

mediums - some accredited examples

`merit' - rarely recognised in a human lifetime; eg. cannot be `wealth' or `success'

meta-evolution - & para-Evolution

metaphysics - examination of mataphysics, by Buckle, with short exposition by Lee Smolin

meteor (oid / ite) - "shooting star" - `meteoroid' burns-up; if reaching ground called `meteorite' - danger from

meter - converting from meters to feet; and from feet to meters

methods - methods of inquiry

M.I.B - UFO

Michelson / Morley - experiment

Miztec - creation myth

momentum - inertia

monogamy - mating / living as family group; in humans

Moon - check phases / Full / New? affecting fertility and estrus / menstrual cycle; its precessional behavior

moons - expected structure

morals - new - TEST YOUR MORALS - from Harvard.EDU

Morgan - Elaine, the "Aquatic Ape" theories have helped explain previously unsolved questions - refs: Answer, dedication, The Fish, passing evils

mortality - death

motion - Newton's Laws of

MPs - (congressmen) - with one (past) exception: fraudulent & greedy (scroll down), mostly thieving, parasitic scum (scroll down)

M.S.M - `main stream media'; never to be trusted

Music - can be proven non-interpretable, its power is probably derived through `romance'; see musical memories

mutation - rates of; action of Cambrian explosion & its possible cause

mysteries - some lucky discoveries; science probs; metaphysics; time & space; percepts

myth - explains the mysterious, example 1 - examples 2; most myths seem to refer to, or cover-up, real events

nationalism - "the great nations have always acted like gangsters" - Stanley Kubrick

`nations' - ~ don't exist

Neanderthal - Homo sapiens neanderthalensis

near death - effect in animals, humans, (& `little-death' in marriage)

neutron - the shielded proton - radiation, smt, footnotes

new brain - brain

Newton - his disbelief of "Law of Gravity" ascribed to him, his "Laws of Motion", Newton's plagiarism scandal

Nietzsche - recognized social evolution - "Werde was du bist" - ("we shall become what we must" ) - mistook direction of change, (his quote on War)

Nordic - & Norse - Viking

objectivity - passive observation: not possible for humans. "there is ground for suspicion that any system built on the passiveness of the mind must be false, as a system." - Samuel Taylor Coleridge, after Goethe.

Olberg - James - seems to be a front man (9min Youtube vid) for NASA deceptions

Olmec - black African leaders (at least) of prehistoric expeditions to South America as Vikings" of their day; also creation myth

Omar Khayyami - mathematician, astronomer, and controversial poet

omens - possible remnant of lost science when `divining' trends or future events

ontology - `discourse on being' - essence / nature of things; term often overused, also often conflated with eschatology (doctrine re after-death & judgement) & thanatology (study of death)

OOPARTS - `out of place artifacts' disapproved of by mainstream archeology - a multi-page OOPART assembly (by `creationists' but interesting all the same; might be proving something else)

Oppressed - down-trodden of the world ( al-mustad'afin ), altruist survivors

organizations - tendency to corruption

orrery - working model of Solar System; here's a free software orrery - for making alignment checks for forecasting seismic / or sunspot activity (using info here)

Oxbridge - Oxford and Cambridge - the elite English universities, incompetence

Pan - "God of Nature" in Greek mythology; (Pan troglodytes, Pan paniscus Latin names for old and new chimpanzee

pangenesis - another of Darwin's beliefs

panspermia - panspermia is the expectation of ubiquitous life in the Universe; sometimes called `Cosmic Ancestry'; (seems the idea is unpopular with Gov't)

paradigm - example or model (of behavior or thought) - see problems caused by social and scientific paradigms; use of sci-paradigms

para-evolution - Cosmic-level Evolution

paranormal - opinion, explanation? for faerie/legend, for UFO angst, for telepathy, of esp

Parkinson - Cyril, K, sailor, soldier, scholar, administrator, writer on inevitable tyranny under increasingly incompetent bureaucracies

pauline - the heresy

parliament - (congress) see MPs (members-of-parliament)

patriotism - GBS's opinion;

PCC - Press Complaints Commission; a body without integrity

peace - violent societies continually talk of peace - peaceful societies don't

peer review - authorization / judgement by those with a known level of ignorance

perception - perception and maybe even consciousness itself is a non-local quantum process; also, some brains can be more blind to reality

perfection - impossible in human society (see corruption; i.e. - the tiniest decision for privilege or favor starts an inevitable decline

Persians - one of the four great divisions of the ancient world - as described by Ephorus

pervert - acting against the interests of own species - `against nature'; in a self-aware social species (i.e. humans) perverts are those who abuse the helpless; see policitians / security / judges / usurers & bureaucrats

perverting - perverting the course of justice

petite morte - `little death' effect in male humans

phenotype - observable characteristics of an animal - body, behavior, gender; change without DNA change

philosophy - fatally flawed

photon - a reaction to movement of matter, reason for "future path viabilty"

pinnipeds - behavior, strange ancestry

piskey / pixie - "Little People"

plagiarism - see Newton (and BBC)

planets - alignments

plasma - fourth state of matter; (most of visible universe); a little-known source

Plato - on Atlantis

Plenitude - `Principle of Plenitude' - that life must arise wherever and whenever it can in the Universe - stated by Epicurus and then by Lucretius - supported by recent `Panspermia' findings

plenum - Descartes idea of the `ether'

police - in all countries police tend to be thugs for the rich - details

politics - used to justify unethical behaviour; "In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way" - attributed to FDR

pollution - what the rich can't steal, they will pollute

poltergeist - new summary

polygamy - multi-partner mating; in some primates

poverty - created by the rich; in a finite world one only gets `rich' by making other people poor; i.e - `wealth' = `poverty'

power - quick definition

precession - "wobble" of spinning-top & Earth

priests - when in power always deceive or otherwise abuse ordinary people

pre-history - human movements - myths or history - weird possibilities - Egypt

privilege - "~ leads to extinction" - w/possible intervening stages of self-justification, usury, greed, ugliness, perversion etc

profit - doesn't exist; we live in a finite world & universe: therefore any gain is theft from another person / being

PSI - Dean Radin's introduction (8 min video); also see paranormal

psyche / psychic - "psyche storms" for `psychic vampires'

psychiatry - a fake science - home to power pervs and fraudsters - external confirmation

psychopaths - more common in West

`pull' - does not exist in physics - sarcastically Roger North said of Newton's `Law of Gravity' - "If one asks why one thing draws another - It is answered by `a certain drawingness it hath'"

pyramid - common thread of pyramids and their builders possible migrations

'quakes - earthquakes

Quantum - mathematical method for measuring / forecasting electron & photon actions; it is not a theorem, or even a hypothesis; example

quasars - a typical science misunderstanding

quintessence - "dark energy / UEF"

`races' - ~ don't exist

racism - origins:- primeval, social (elites), political, oppression & slavery, genocide, perceptions of; media racism, earlier media race-propaganda

rail - transport sytem which could be economic (and safe) but not in UK

reality - for people; for physics: "The increasing distance of the physical world picture from the world of the senses means nothing but a progressive approach to the real world." - Max Planck; some extreme failures of perception; more views

reasons - explaining various puzzles - some obscured

redshifts - some conclusions; see Halton Arp's prescient forecasts (esp. for mismatched triples); why Universe is older or redshifts wrong;

Relativity - `Relationalism', the original `relativity' of Leibniz

Relativity - Principle of Relativity / & Theory of Relativity - a misunderstanding - recent objections

`religions' - mostly `untried systems'

repetition - Nature dis-allows repetition, and so prevents `identicality'; subtly changing the ratios of matter, mass and force in the universe. Generally, this is `the passage of time'.

replicators - in info-space

revolution - greed, usury & other perversions tend to corrupt State's rulers - so revolution is eternal

riches - see `wealth'

road `rage' - see air-rage

Robeson, Paul - (quote) great singer; moral hero, honorary Welshman

Robin - redbreast, (European bird)

rock art - strange transition

Roma - Rome, founding of

romance - intellectual, platonic or carnal - self-actualization of romanticism affects humans most strongly; Goethe wrote `Eternal Woman draws us upward'; perhaps epitomised by Gigliola Cinquetti; probably Omar Khayyam would have agreed

Rubin - Vera, astronomer, discovered Dark Matter - (also the 'attraction of Pegasus')

rule - ruling is by force or lies; `empires', even `nations' are based on murder and deceit

rulers - greed, usury & other perversions tend to corrupt State's rulers - so revolution is eternal

rules - like `authority' - needed by fools

rulers - at this stage of human evolution: usually either greedy perverts or inbred morons, but sometimes combinations of both

rut - male equivalent of female estrus

S.A.D - `Seasonal Affective Disorder' - possible cause

sanity - a paradox

Sanskrit - (Sanscrit) language

Saul - Saul of Tarsus; the heresy

schizophrenia - seems to be a catch-all excuse for social evils

school - schooling' bias

Schrödinger - his disbelief in Quantum 'magic'

science - its present and future state?

scum - slang - human example 1 - human example 2

Scythians - one of the four great divisions of the ancient world - as described by Ephorus

seals - seal behavior, strange ancestry

seance - a curious example (also see `medium')

sedition - a fake crime - saying or doing something that a ruler, politician disapproves of - like blasphemy, contempt of court, treason and even some uses of `obscenity' laws

Semite - descendants of Shem, neolithic links with Celtic Hibernia

senses - new discoveries

sentiment - exerts strongest effect on humans

Seyfert - a type of galaxy, optical illusion, clue to dangers

sex - an evolutionary invention; new controversy

sexual reproduction - joining of two sets of genes to produce another organism, options

sight - vision

sighting - UFO

S.I.T.A - international airlines (now called "A.E.R.O."); flight trauma

skepticism - danger of excess: Sagan, erstwhile rational skeptic succumbed to hubris by breaking his own `rules', in the case of Dr Velikovsky and the case of Profs Hoyle & Wickramasinghe

slavery - speculation on origin; modern excuse; evolutionary effects; recent world history; in UK

sleep - stages of sleep; partial sleep: hypnogogic (falling asleep) & hypnopompic (waking-up)

Smolin - Lee Smolin; physicist; on `Physics & the Cosmos'; his ideas of evolving, contingent Universe - where galaxies, stars and life must arise despite fluidity of the `laws of physics'; his new forebodings; his rundown on modern physics, along with Einstein and Feynman

`snobbery' - see snobbery.txt (elite's hero was a lying incompetent); and maybe the sad story of `the dome'

social Darwinism - controversy

society - strongest at lowest level - non-existent at `elite' level

Solar System - anomalous precession of, possible threat to, also jets

soldiering - experience, & war

Solon - the Wise, answer to Croesus; attribution re `Atlantis'; his `report on return to Athens';

solstice - "sun-stop" (Latin) - northern hemisphere begins to `return' towards the Sun on Dec. 21-22, mid-Winter solstice (ancient festival) - - so mid-Summer solstice June 21, is `longest day'

space - space-time - `time'

spam - a 2007 check; some informed web-info

Sphinx - build date

starving- children, reason why?, our duty, what we can do

states - greed, usury & other perversions tend to corrupt a State's ruling elite

status quo - a ruling group's first aim is to keep the status quo (by which they got power), then to retain / increase that power; so any regime tends towards injustice & inefficiency

Steady-State - looking ever more likely - Hoyle's choice over faulty `Big-Bang'; latest research update

`suits' - tendency to incompetence and inhumanity

sulfur - (sulphur) - in the atmosphere is usually an indication of extreme conditions: electrical / paranormal / UFO (external)

Sumer - (and Babylon) claimed as earliest civilization, astronomy - ology

Sun - its apparent annual movements; some effects (of UEF action) displayed by the Sun

supernatural - `above the known laws of physics', like some `ghosts'. and astrology, and some ancient / modern `alien behavior'

~ entities - ghosts - little people - observers - others

superstition - "Ah, yes, superstition: it would appear to be cowardice in face of the supernatural" - Theophrastus - (372-287 BCE)

survival - Altruist Survivor theory, of gender, survival qualities

symmetry - abstract idea of balance - impossible in our universe due to `matter, mass & motion', and, most of all due to `life' (and free-will) and `the arrow of time'

systems - natural vs artificial

Tall Tales - of priests and other liars

Tananarive - a Madagascar - mass-sighting

tax - world-wide - tax could be cut to one-tenth: if the rich would pay fair taxes - they won't

taxes - fair ideals; UK's bent taxes, on income, on necessities, on `property' (& details); media cover-up & big lie, civil-service cover-up & lies

taxman - will impoverish everybody - except the rich

teaching - practice in Britain

tectonics - linked to fertility & eclipses, details of eclipse & alignments, to predict

telegony - another of Darwin's beliefs

telepathy - paranormal; ancient example

terror - "The global balance of terror, pioneered by the United States and the Soviet Union, holds hostage the citizens of the Earth." - Carl Sagan in "Cosmos"; the West first implemented `official terror' by rifle platoons, then by gunboats, then by ICBMs

"terrorism" - is mostly faked or secretly set-up by gov'ts, to justify repression / loss of civil rights - see UK (inc. N. Ireland); Italy (scroll down), Russia (see `Chechnya'), & USA (below); India & Pakistan; see earlier terrorism by English & USA politicians

terrorism by gov'ts - General William Odom, former director of the National Security Agency, said (ref here) "By any measure the US has long used terrorism. In '78-79 the Senate was trying to pass a law against international terrorism, yet in every version they produced, the lawyers said the US would be in violation"

"terrorist" - how the rich (and their media) describe any self-defense by the poor or any tries for real democracy

thanatology - study of death

thermodynamics - 2nd Law - limited to "laboratory" science; in real systems life will overcome - see Herbert's opinion, and definitive Planck discovery

Thom - Professors Alexander Thom [wiki] (father & son) of Scotland; discovered the use of the megalithic 'yard' - (2.72 ft) and 'inch' [¹/₄₀^th of the 'yard']

thought - evidence that thought / perception and maybe even consciousness itself is a non-local quantum process

threat - asteroid dangers & ice-core and treering evidence - all Earth-life is threatened, while bankers and politicians haggle over their `profits' - politicos' media slow-blow early guess; guess2; guess3; guess4

thresholds - a secret (as yet unrecognized by `science') of matter in our universe - here details

time - universal energy / matter ratio, thresholds; reason for death; operation of time; poss. immunity

time - `Most, if not all, of the matter in the Universe, doesn't exist for much, if not most, of the time - which itself is therefore similarly interrupted.'

timing - spacing & sequence of events - can be mis-perceived by brain, at "consciousness" & "percepts"

Tinsley - Beatrice, astronomer, discovered ongoing and future expansion of Universe (co-author 1973)

Tolkien J.R.R - & CS Lewis, close friends who both - perhaps unconsciously, perhaps cunningly - encrypted `aryan' racism within their "childrens' tales"

Toltec - creation myth

torque - a leverage, or rotating pressure

tragedy - "~ of the commons"

treason - a fake crime - saying or doing something that a ruler, politician is afraid of - see blasphemy, contempt of court, sedition

trolls - "Little People"

truth - human definition; Buckle's warning; Mark Twain: "Truth is stranger than fiction. Fiction is obliged to stick with what is `possible'. Truth is not"; Truth is hardly tolerated by human rulers (indicating paranoia / sociopathy / psychopathy) - complete truth might be difficult / dangerous, even to more intelligent beings

tyranny - under pretence of `security'

UEF - another start-point; some later clarification

U.F.O - physical indications; present speculations; review; early reports, early sightings & / or disinfo; on-site `UFO/ET search'

undersea - anomalies / cities; here's latest find - update 1, update 2, other city sites - site 1, site 2, site 3, site 4, site 5, some with possible build-dates of 9 - 15,000 yrs ago, co-incidentally linked to suggested date of the Great Sphinx, separately, to that of hinted `rebirth' of the world

unexplained - `unexplained phenomena' - comprising scientific anomalies, UFO's and creation legends, paranormal, ghosts & poltergeists, the Little People, `universal' ancient symbols; mythology and scattered traces

Universe - speculations on `Origin of Universe'

unknown - phenomena not accounted for by `science' (or attempted); why worried `experts' & authorities usually go into denial.

untried systems - christianity, communism, democracy, fair trade

usury - `living off interest on loans' - deforms descendants of the usurers; therefore was / is a sin (Wiki ref) from earliest times, and also for later `moral religions': muslim, jewish, original christians Buddhists etc; see - European & UK usurers

Uzbekistan - a rock-drawing from Fergana

vacuum energy - "dark energy / UEF"

Vallée - start of investigation trail - a thought on `spooks'; a warning

vampire - psychic vampires - vampire-like sightings

Velikovsky - "The worst aspect of the Velikovsky affair is not that his hypotheses were wrong or in incontradiction to firmly established facts, but that some who called themselves scientists attempted to suppress Velikovsky's work." - Carl Sagan, in `Cosmos'

Viking law & divorce - expanion & society; earliest `democracy' & juries / trading; some `dragon' portents of; legal inheritance in England

violence - perception of; UK's Gov't stats

violent - see peace

VIP - "very important person(s); privileged types (& their facilities):- as in `VIP lounge' at airports, public buildings, parliaments & palaces etc.

volcano - outlet for lava / magma (Vulcan - Roman god of fire) linked tectonic causes, to predict major activity: earthquakes

Voodoo - personal (limited) experience

Wallace - Alfred Russel ~; our nominated discoverer of true human Evolution; mail; a prognosis

walls - omen of collapsing / corrupt elite ; from Prof. Jared Diamond; noted in West - reported signs to 2004; possible results:- `dark ages'

war - official terrorism; another name for robbery with violence; historian's apology for

`watchdogs' - `protectors of the public'; in UK incompetent, biased and corrupt - CPS, PCC, OFCOM (was BCC), BBC, IPCC, Ombudsman; - maybe more to add soon

wealth - ~ cannot be created, in a finite world one can only get `rich' by making other people poor; i.e - `wealth' = `poverty'

weather - `Climate is what we expect - Weather is what we get'

west-bound - hobo expression for `death' or `dying' - a better route; seems to be anciently based and maybe for good reason

whales - links page to whale behavior, repeats question at Alien Comms

will - human intention - maybe not under conscious control - "I can do what I will, but I can't will what I will" - Schopenhauer

witchcraft - Europe's 2nd Dark Age - real reasons?

Wittgenstein - his revelation

wizards - evidence - and recent speculation

woman - survival qualities; women seemingly better scientists; qualities needed for humans' future; oppression of women by English judges & police, abuse by (male) English doctors

women's rights - remember 2000's Afghanistan hype by (male) Western politicians? Suspect they'll chuck it as soon as war-justification's over. Check? - interim failures and Feb 2004 "Rule of the rapists"; - latest Nov '06 news update; latest confirmation of our fears

work - quick definition

Wu - Chien-Shiung Wu, Professor of Physics (at Columbia), proved that "Parity is not conserved " i.e. that electromagnetic states "slope" from N-S (magnetic), from +ve - -ve (electro) etc; one of our Greatest Discoverers

xenocide - mass murder of `stranger' group

xenoscience - inclusive of the Universe [as opposed to `blind science']

x-ray - "emission"

young - easily conditioned

Zacatecas - Mexican Observatory - Bonilla's 1883 `fleet' sighting (& photo)

zero - invention - background

zero point energy - "dark energy / UEF"

Zodiac -"avenue of animals" the ribbon of constellations in line with path of Sun through sky - Earth's changing view of; ancient scientific purpose? are there physical' properties of mythic "Ages"?

Zoroaster - ( ~trianism; also Zarathustra - wiki); founded colleges of dualistic morality and science (said to have influenced the Hebrews and the Egyptians) - one of its traditions is of a 12,000 year cycle (repeated) possibly of cataclysm or destruction; for time-line also see Giza, undersea cities