the team of specialists designated to handle "the experiment" , can we talk about 'em?

Active field containment. The level of isolation decided upon by the higher ups and imposed upon the reality of the psychically viable. Those subjected to this electromagnetic prison tend to notice aspects of their life drastically shift and seem to be confined to certain predetermined parameters. Mind you, not that the sentience capable of creating these prisons are easily perceived by the limited human sensory experience. Unless it has chosen to be…

The status of their active experiments was always closely monitored by a highly specialized and select team. Occasionally the question cropped up of why bother keeping them amongst the ‘mundane’ if they were showing bending signs. There’s multiple reasons depending on the case subject. For most of them, it’s simply not practical to resort to a complete abduction. Too many loved ones or relatives, extraction would create to much distress. If it could be done without any loose ends and/or the situation escalated beyond the point of redemption, than it would be carried out. Generally this is rare, a last resort. Most cases aren’t so spectacular that they’d warrant this and nearly all of the data needed could be gathered from the subject in their naturalistic setting.

The situation can be illustrated by means of allegory. Imagine that you wish to study a rare breed of endangered animal, but you recognize that taking that animal out of its natural habitat would comprise the experiment. To go about studying this creature, subtle means are preferable. How would the serious experimenter go about doing this? We have all seen the documentary depicting wildlife specialists roaming the forests, temporarily abducting target animals (sedating them, inserting a tracking device) before releasing them back into the wild (the animal mostly none the wiser, aside of some slight confusion and gaps in memory). After that the animal is easily tracked and monitored with little to no further interference from experimenters, who can watch from a distance. “Anomalies” are treated in a similar fashion. We are rare and high-value pets to the experimenters.

Occasionally, it becomes necessary to isolate the experimental subject from the greater world. Referring back to our endangered mammal in its natural habitat, we might erect boundaries around our experimental zone, protecting the subject and limiting interference from the outside. Natural or unnatural walls can be built to prevent trespassers from poaching and to ensure the animal does not wander outside the careful eye of the experimenter.

Two things;

One; Imagine that you wish to study a rare breed of endangered animal, but you recognize that taking that animal out of its natural habitat would comprise the experiment.

That is planned observation, what planned observation is an experiment by itself? Whale watching is well, whale watching, you can call it an experiment but it isn't.

Two; The Lion of Judah approches, as does the Destroyer, are you ready?

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Naturalistic observation is a research method commonly used by psychologists and other social scientists. This technique involves observing subjects in their natural environment. This type of research is often utilized in situations where conducting lab research is unrealistic, cost prohibitive or would unduly affect the subject's behavior.

Naturalistic observation differs from structured observation in that it involves looking at a behavior as it occurs in its natural setting with no attempts at intervention on the part of the researcher.

For example, researchers interested in looking at certain aspects of classroom behavior, such as interactions between students or even the dynamic between the teacher and students, might opt to use naturalistic observation as part of their research.

Performing such research in a lab would be difficult since it would involve recreating a classroom environment, and would likely influence the behavior of the participants, making it difficult to generalize the observations. By observing the subjects in their natural setting (the classroom where they work and learn each and every day), the researchers can get a better look at the behavior of interest as they occur in the real-world.

Active field containment. The level of isolation decided upon by the higher ups and imposed upon the reality of the psychically viable. Those subjected to this electromagnetic prison tend to notice aspects of their life drastically shift and seem to be confined to certain predetermined parameters. Mind you, not that the sentience capable of creating these prisons are easily perceived by the limited human sensory experience. Unless it has chosen to be…

The status of their active experiments was always closely monitored by a highly specialized and select team. Occasionally the question cropped up of why bother keeping them amongst the ‘mundane’ if they were showing bending signs. There’s multiple reasons depending on the case subject. For most of them, it’s simply not practical to resort to a complete abduction. Too many loved ones or relatives, extraction would create to much distress. If it could be done without any loose ends and/or the situation escalated beyond the point of redemption, than it would be carried out. Generally this is rare, a last resort. Most cases aren’t so spectacular that they’d warrant this and nearly all of the data needed could be gathered from the subject in their naturalistic setting.

The situation can be illustrated by means of allegory. Imagine that you wish to study a rare breed of endangered animal, but you recognize that taking that animal out of its natural habitat would comprise the experiment. To go about studying this creature, subtle means are preferable. How would the serious experimenter go about doing this? We have all seen the documentary depicting wildlife specialists roaming the forests, temporarily abducting target animals (sedating them, inserting a tracking device) before releasing them back into the wild (the animal mostly none the wiser, aside of some slight confusion and gaps in memory). After that the animal is easily tracked and monitored with little to no further interference from experimenters, who can watch from a distance. “Anomalies” are treated in a similar fashion. We are rare and high-value pets to the experimenters.

Occasionally, it becomes necessary to isolate the experimental subject from the greater world. Referring back to our endangered mammal in its natural habitat, we might erect boundaries around our experimental zone, protecting the subject and limiting interference from the outside. Natural or unnatural walls can be built to prevent trespassers from poaching and to ensure the animal does not wander outside the careful eye of the experimenter.

the Ex-periment designed to handle specialists

I wish I knew more as well, and I think that's one of the reasons that people like us are drawn here, and I think so many of us are driven by the same exact questions and are seeking the same answers, so maybe we can learn from each other.

When I get to that point, where it's all too much and too overwhelming, there's almost nothing that makes it go away...it's like wherever I turn it finds a way to rear its head. Sometimes - maybe this is why the energy in my threads is something that can make you feel really sick sometimes - I tend to be driven on by that 'chaotic' overwhelming kind of feeling....like it possesses me or something, instead of making me sick, and I only feel the fallout later....

It really can be terrifying though...but I've never really felt like I had the option to 'disengage' entirely. I take breaks from glp to sort of try and reorient myself and ground myself sometimes but that doesn't make 'it' go away, like there is some kind of 'hook' in me and it always draws me back, I don't think it's exclusively a 'glp thing' by any means but it's almost like there is a certain 'magnetism' here or something that brings it together and makes it all stronger or something?

Had a strange visual reading that. Like a spinning current, either water or wind(couldn't tell but more watery) spinning around a seated person.

How vain humanity is to believe they are in control.

Acting like they exist outside of the subset in which they are observing.

With that said, a fresh topic, yet it already feels stale.

You think it's humans that are the specialists? You could be right.
Then again, you could be wrong.

Mmm, that makes sense to me..

I humbly step back, and leave the door open to such a possibility. Kudos for keeping it fresh.

Don't mind me, diffusing my own energy, a bit reckless at times ~ it's been a painful journey back.

Does it not go both ways? Seriously, already been addressed but a trained soldier acts like a trained soldier, predictable... Only takes one error for trespass to be irreconcilable.

I know reckless too. I can be reckless. Often am reckless.

What do you think is harder on the body, climbing up or falling down?

Nice, Oh now thinking what top down view would look like, lol

Do you remember doing that as a kid though? Do you remember how it felt when you approached the center? It felt like the force equalized, whereas on the edges the force increased.

Both have their unique conditions of state of being. I do not mind falling down as it breaks down my own delusions, in which opens new doors. Climbing back up after 'witnessing' truths in which your environment is blinded to, is far less enjoyable. Those who cling to weak/decaying concepts of power will do anything, conscious and subconscious, to limit your growth, and in turn those around.

In that, I have zero tolerance for. These constricting and disabling mindsets, often guised, are on borrowed time. It's over.

This feels apt to add.




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Hey there seer. At the eye of the hurricane, all is still.

Perhaps, for the person who has the ability to shape or bend reality, they are not wise to the amount of distortion swirling around them.

Maybe that is the danger of messing with aethyrs.

Well the best soldiers act as the moment demands .... right?
Or sorry...perhaps that is the best "warrior"

Hey there seer. At the eye of the hurricane, all is still.

Perhaps, for the person who has the ability to shape or bend reality, they are not wise to the amount of distortion swirling around them.

Maybe that is the danger of messing with aethyrs.

I read recently somewhere that during the birth process a woman becomes the warrior. Back in the old days, if they fell, they were considered the warrior death.

Interesting points. I think that's the benefit of the tower, the destruction of pre-established ways of thinking and acting.

Falling is passive, it happens with or without our consent. We may decide to be directly present for our experience of it, or we may watch ourselves fall from another plane, dissociated from the discomfort of the experience. But it's ultimately passive.

Climbing is an active condition, and it requires the will of the climber to surmount gravity in order to rise, facing great resistance. There is no imperative to climb - one can remain in one's own hole or pit if they so choose. To climb, one must be committed and engaged, and willing to risk another fall.

One must be wise enough if they are to be any good at what they're doing. Otherwise, they will likely get caught up in their own storms. Along with collateral damage. Plays out far more often than not.


Pride goeth before the fall.