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If ignorance is truly bliss, then why do so many Americans need Prozac?
YES!!! that's how it's done!! By the people for the people Electing a sane veteran leader and not a senile geriatric moron. You go Russia!!...
... By the time it is supposed to be finished the USD won't buy bullets.
The virus wouldn't be spreading if the flames were not being fanned.
I’ve said here on SOTT that Tiabbi cannot be trusted. I haven’t explained myself properly and I’m not going to just yet. Tiabbi is, in my...
Hell take the 0.1 trillion + $ siphoned from the us citizen "federal effed up reserve" pissed away in ***aine, and you could build more than 30 of...
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Do your kids a favor. Take them with you.
Spooky.
I'm certainly not one to dismiss the mountains of weird and Fortean stuff out of hand, but this looks like it could be a case of the camera's video system just doing what it does; averaging backgrounds and updating within the limits of its processor power.
The cars race by, are gone, and the image updates with the background available. If the dog moved into the frame at the right moment, I could see how it might take the camera a moment to catch up.
The people shooting the video on the other side of the road didn't react as though a dog had just materialized out of thin air. Typically, such reactions when reality breaks down, are poop-yer-pants fear.
Here they reacted, (or it seemed to me), as though their dog had done something dangerous and survived. One person even pets the animal.
My guess is that this video was posted for fun because it contained an impressive, albeit unintended visual effect.
I know I have read reports of governments trying to figure out transporting atoms and what not and brings to mind the philadelphia experiment conspiracy, although that one is said to have involved "cloaking" or "invisibility".
Something to think about.
It's almost as bizarre and possibly unexplainable as this one:
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@Tom
That's a great video! However.., it looks like it may have been a marketing production for a Chinese video game...
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My thoughts regarding this sort of thing...
1. High Strangeness, from all of the material available, doesn't appear to involve much compassion for the human subjects involved. In most cases, people wind up feeling terrorized or at least their physical and emotional well-being callously disregarded through any close interactions with the Weird.
2. Cameras and other electronics have a well-established history of flaking out during such events.
3. High Strangeness is... highly strange. Rarely do we see something so humanely rational as this video. "Person in danger? To the Rescue! Saved!" -A story which is deeply ingrained in the human psyche, even if it is based on super-hero fantasy, it's one we nonetheless consider "normal".
Rather, when we read through John Keel's work, we see narratives unfolding which don't seem to make any sense at all from a human perspective. Voices from pipes. Aliens which have old fashioned pot-bellied stoves inside their flying saucers where they serve up pancakes. -Or UFO space ships which look like they were lifted from the cover of 1950's science fiction, featuring puzzled crew members trying to enact repairs with tools which could have come from the local hardware store.
This video looks like it was devised entirely from within the mind of a rational person content to hold true to conventional human logic.