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Eric Wargo -- one more time

Eric Wargo, the author of this book, also has a web-site where you can wallow in brilliance by him and his followers who comment.

thenightshirt.com

His postings are erudite, longish, detailed, and sourced, buffeted by his unique and creative thinking.

If you want edification (about many things), give him a visit (and reading).

You won't be disappointed. I never am.

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Creatures with instinct, only, may be rummaging the Galaxy

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Arcades Cinza offers interesting items on Facebook. This is one:

Some of you may recall my postings here about ants; how they indicate hints of telepathy and other “paranormal-like” behavior.

Arcades’ note (above) provides an anti-view to my speculation(s) but it does give me cause to suggest (think) that creatures else- where in the cosmos, may have developed as an automatomic species, that is, living entities that were created (by whom or what?) and thrive by rote existence only, like ants, termites, and other creatures for which we have many examples here on Earth.

Like von Neumann probes, these entities are moving through the Universe, by instinct, reporting back to their superiors (“queens”?) that which their sensory glands deem worthy of note.

This sci-fi-like conjecture could account for the odd, robotic acti- vities of UFO disembarking beings or the UFOs themselves.

That such mind-less things exist here allows for the possibility that such things exist elsewhere, as the pro-Darwinians suggest about “evolution” being a routine abounding in the cosmic world.

(I disagree of course, but to diverge from that view, we’d have to review the nonsense that Darwinians propose for living entities throughout the universe, a task too complex for the minds visiting this blog.)

What (or whom) created the instinct drive in Earth’s creatures, even mankind, to some extent, as Freud suggested?

Our mindless co-habiting creatures, like ants, bees, and other warm-blooded and cold-blooded entities, live and produce, replicate, ad thrive without free-will or self-awareness it seems, so like-things from off Earth should be extant, and after millions of years of development, able to extend their mindless probing to include visits to this planet, as Gerald Heard explored in his 1950’s book The Riddle of the Flying Saucers.

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