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MA: Why do you ask James?

J; Because I believe that you see way more than you have ever discussed with me and that you are super careful not to disclose any of these premonitions/projections with anyone - because people are largely idiots.

MA: James, people are not idiots.

J: Yes they are MA, if you in any way upset their perfect little vision of reality they get defensive and nasty.

Now I am not saying the people who read your threads are like that but those folks are a very very small minority of the population

Your everyday Joe wants to hear about how hope and love always conquer and if you tell some people truths they do not want to hear - they will get violent.

That is why I say that. I am not telling you something you don't know. You live the recluse lifestyle and keep your own counsel because your true thoughts disturb people.

J: She looked at me very hard for a long time, not a pleasant experience to be on the receiving end of that gaze. I think in that moment the scientist in her was shining and it was doing a very careful examination of the specimen - and that speciemen was me...

MA: James, I believe that you paint the picture much too dark. It is true that this is a subject more suited to Hollywood than casual conversation. But it is not true that people would rather not know.

We must never put ourselves into a position where we believe that information should be filtered. The heart of science is that knowledge is shared. Even our conjectures, opinions, and observations are distributed.

The very soul of science has been tempered on ridicule and even persecution. The road to understanding our world is paved with open discussion.

So being challenged in ones belief is no roadblock to any true person of science. And if I may say so, it should never be an impediment to your profession as well.

J: Touche MA. I didn't mean any offense.

MA: I know that James.

J: It is just that I would like to go even farther into your observations but I fully intend to publish your comments on the Internet. And I do not care to diminish your reputation.

MA: Laughing - James my reputation?

J: Well you know what I mean.

MA: Child yes I do, and God bless you for caring but I am so far past such considerations that it seems a bit unnecessary.

These are the days in my life where I am much more concerned with God's opinion of my actions than of man's.

So perhaps we can agree to just have our little discussion and let others form their own opinion. OK

J: Good by me.