Crucial Mistake Made in All Alien Abductions

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Continuing along on the writings created in the years of my absence, we release one of the first memoirs from a series titled PSYhub. PSYhub addresses the supernatural, paranormal and all things between. If you've been around for a while (before I temporarily closed down the blog) you certainly know that one of my most favorite topics of the supernatural is UFOs and extra terrestrials. 

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The idea of alien abductions are both fascinating and terrifying. The idea that there are beings out there in the universe who are capable of abducting humans and taking them to other planets is equally exciting and terrifying.

It's important to be aware of the potential dangers of alien abduction, and to take steps to protect yourself. However, it's important to remember that alien abduction is a very rare event. The vast majority of people will never experience it. And even if you do experience it, there is no guarantee that you will be harmed.

But I can tell you that there is one common mistake that all abductees make that leads to their alien abductee.

Have a great weekend!

"I hope you take some time for yourself to recharge and come back to the week feeling refreshed." That's a wish to you from Google's AI machine, Bard.

Crucial Mistake Made in All Alien Abductions

There is a common thread in alien abduction cases that involve a victim being abducted out on remote highways late at night. These abductees all make one costly mistake: they stop their traveling vehicles and get out to look at something strange in the sky. At this point they are mesmerized by what they see and continue observing. It is further reported by abductees that they receive some sort of telepathic connection with whoever is manning the UFO, and it is understood that they are here for the victim. 

This is an exciting correlation which supplies us an effective weapon to protect ourselves from 90% of alien abductions.

The solution is simple. To prevent an alien abduction while out on the road, do not stop your vehicle to look at somethings strange in the sky. And no matter how much of a telepathic connection is felt with the “people” inside of the strange object, you must reject and fight it. This includes fear, a sense of doom and confusion. 

What's an effective method to resist the telepathic attacks from extra terrestrials?

Well, if your are planning a late night drive on a remote highway, bring pink plastic bubble wrap—the same wrap used to ship sensitive electronic components to avoid static damage. This type of bubble wrap is known to prevent telepathic tracking of extra terrestrials. If in the event you suddenly feel as-if you are under telepathic attack by extraterrestrials manning those strange lights in the sky, quickly wrap this anti-static bubble wrap around your head. It's been known to immediately terminate telepathic attacks.

In the future there might be a shortage of anti-static bubble wrap because people who want to prevent extraterrestrials from telepathically tracking them.

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

Stare at a Red, See a Green Dot

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I'm sure you've tried the fun experiment of staring at a red dot or a red star for 30 seconds and then looking at a white sheet of paper which results in a green dot or green star (depending on the shape you used).

Why does this happen?

Stare at a Red, See a Green Dot

The phenomenon is called an afterimage. It is caused by the way your eyes perceive color. When you look at a red dot for 30 seconds, the cells in your eyes that are responsible for seeing red become fatigued. When you then look away, you will see a green dot because the cells that are responsible for seeing green are not fatigued and are able to see the green dot. This effect is temporary and will go away after a few minutes.

So does this mean that red and green opposites? You might conclude this if you stare at different colored dots. You already stared at red dot which resulted in a green dot. But try staring at an orange dot, it will result in seeing a blue dot. Stare at yellow dot, and it will result in a violet dot. The reverse happens with green, blue and violet.

Red and green, however, are not opposites. They are complementary colors, which means they are located opposite each other on the color wheel. Complementary colors are said to be opposites because they cancel each other out when mixed together. For example, when you mix red and green paint, you get brown.

Just like the initial experiment of staring at a red dot to see a green dot, color afterimages are due to the cells in your eyes that are responsible for seeing that color become fatigued. The eye has three types of cones, which are the cells that detect color. These cones are most sensitive to red, green, and blue light. When you stare at a color for a long period of time, the cones that are sensitive to that color become fatigued. This means that they are less able to detect that color. When you then look away, the cones that are not fatigued are able to detect the complementary color. Again, the effect is temporary and will go away after a few minutes. 

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

The New Age, the Quantum Age

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New Rules for a Quantum Age is a series of memoirs that began in 2018. At the time I was unaware of what I was writing. But after a year or so it became clear that I was foreshadowing a coming age on Earth that should rightfully be named the Quantum Age. Today's featured writing is the very first memoir made in this series

The New Age, the Quantum Age

Take a trip in your time machine to a random location somewhere in 1976. A 1970 Firebird is parked out in the driveway which now has significant areas of rust. It's difficult to start, and it leaks oil. Once upon a time, that car brought with it days of glory. But now it has gotten old and useless.

There's a conversation taking place between two young men.“Already the game has changed.” says a young man to his friend. He's offering advice on how to go about getting  a girlfriend. “The same stuff that worked five years ago doesn't work anymore."

But this observation shouldn't be limited to petty things like cars and dating. People were aware at the time that Earth was about to enter a new age. For one, the possibility of computers to soon exist in homes and businesses suggested that the dawn of the computer age was just around the corner. The majority of the people at the time had never experienced, much less seen a computer. They had some idea of what these things looked like. But how a computer functioned or to what extent it would revolutionize the world was still a great mystery. 

Newer sources of energy to replace fossil fuels was becoming increasingly suggested. There was the possibility that wind, solar and geothermal energy could one day supply cities with electricity. Cars could be electric and replace gas-fueled engines—maybe even receive their power from the sun. 

And then there were supposed to be great leaps in the exploration of space. Planets and moons would be colonized. Star ships would transport humans to (at the time) theoretical nearby solar systems.

Return to the present when it's being suggested that quantum computing is going to revolutionize the human race It's easy to draw a parallel of our present time with the mid to late 1970s. Today there is a new computer age on the way, but we don't understand, exactly, what this will entail. We know that they will be faster, with intelligence that may surpass human intelligence. Cyber security and encryption will no longer be possible in this age of quantum computing because any code—regardless of complexity or length—can be hacked by a quantum computer. This alone could vastly change our current architecture and use of the Internet. 

We are witnessing the closing of a computer age and the birth of a new.

But this new age on Earth isn't limited to quantum computing. We have revolutionary new technologies like artificial intelligence not only being used from self-driving cars to facial recognition software, but used by small businesses and even individuals. This very article utilizes artificial intelligence to write it.

We have virtual reality which once upon a time was simply a science fiction concept. Today, virtual reality is a real technology that is used by people all over the world. It's being used not only on a personal level for entertainment, but in business and education.

We have 5G cellular network technology which is much faster than previous generations of cellular networks with the potential to revolutionize the way we use our technology. With it, our every day objects can be assigned an IP address making it possible to import them into virtual reality.

We have mass produced humanoid robots being developed by Tesla Company which will make the use of every day robots in our businesses, shops and even homes.

    • Quantum computing

    • Artificial intelligence

    • Virtual reality

    • 5G (and already beyond)

    • Personal robots

These new technologies (and so much more) are making it possible for Earth to enter an exciting new age. And with the transition from what is now known as classical physics to the new quantum physics, we can refer to this new age as the Quantum Age.

Welcome to the Dawn of the Quantum Age, an entry into an exciting a very eventful age which will bring much change. This introductory article belongs to a series of articles titled, New Rules for a Quantum Age.  

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

Is The Internet Multi-Tiered?

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I recently had an overnight dream in which somebody explained to me that the Internet is tiered in such a way with the entire Internet, a global Internet and a national Internet. 

I woke up wondering if the web is really tiered like this.

Is The Internet Multi-Tiered?

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The Internet is a global network of computers that allows people to communicate and share information. The National Internet is a network of computers that is used by a particular country or region. The Global Internet is a network of networks that connects the National Internets of different countries.

The Internet is not really tiered as suggested in my dream. There is no one "top" Internet that is more important than any other Internet. The Internet is a network of networks, and all of the networks are connected to each other.

The National Internet is important because it is the network that is used by people in a particular country or region. The National Internet is also important because it is the network that is used by businesses and government agencies in a particular country or region.

The Global Internet is important because it is the network that connects the National Internets of different countries. The Global Internet is also important because it is the network that is used by people and businesses all over the world.

The Internet is a powerful tool that can be used for good or evil. It can be used to communicate with friends and family, to learn new things, and to do business. It can also be used to spread hate and violence, to commit crimes, and to spy on people.

The Internet is a complex and ever-changing system. It is important to understand how the Internet works and how it can be used.

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

While Time Traveling to the Victorian Age: The Infectious Baby

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Happy Monday!

On Sunday's post I mentioned a new labeling or classification of my various writings that are centered on a theme or topic. I have a few of them and introduced Channel 0 on Sunday.

Today I introduce a series of short stories that I call Adjacent Channel. These are often peculiar stories that are written in second person narrative. We'll have plenty of these available for your reading pleasure.

While Time Traveling to the Victorian Age: The Infectious Baby

In one of your time travels you arrived in the year 1850 and found yourself to be a doctor in a Victorian hospital. You had just been called to the bedside of a newborn baby with a strange rash. The baby is a boy.

The rash was all over the baby's body, and it is an indicator of a serious infectious disease. You also knew that if the baby had any physical contact with another person, that person would also catch the disease. 

The rare disease, you understood, had been caused by a virus which is spread through contact with infected blood or bodily fluids. There was no cure for the disease, but there were treatments that could help manage the symptoms.

You approached the cradle where the baby lay. The baby cried, and his skin was hot to the touch. You could also see that the rash was starting to blister.

In the back of your mind you knew that you needed to get the baby away from you, but you also knew that it was your duty to help him. So you gently picked up the baby and carried it to the window.

You opened the window and let the fresh air in which seemed to calm the baby down a little, despite the fact that the rash continued to blister and spread.

You returned to the cradle, and laid the baby down as he appeared to be falling asleep.

Upon returning to the window, you pondered on what your course of action should be. You knew that you needed to do something, but didn't know what. After all, you weren’t really a doctor, just suddenly in this role after traveling back into time.

Perhaps there was one or more fellow doctors in the hospital who might have some answers. 

You were about to turn for the door and head out into the main hospital area to request assistance. But then you saw something that caused your blood to run cold.

The baby pulled itself out of the cradle and dragged himself across the floor while heading straight towards you! You were aware that if the baby touches you, you would get the disease, so you tried to run away. But the baby was too fast. You were not aware that the disease actually made the baby stronger and he was attempting to rejoin with whoever the perceived mother was. Then, suddenly he closed his eyes and fell asleep on the floor.

A few minutes later, a nurse entered the room, looked at the baby and then you. "What happened?" she asked.

You told her about the rash and how the baby had pulled itself out of the cradle.

The nurse looked at the baby and then at you. "I don't know what to say. This is the strangest thing I've ever seen."

“I don't know what to say either. I am still trying to process what just happened.”

The nurse took the baby and left the room, left you alone still trying to figure out what just happened.

That’s when you returned to the present.

It was the strangest and most disturbing session of time travel for you.

The End!

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

Days of Creation

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In the few years that the blog was shut down, I did continue to write and developed some new collections or categories of writings that I call memoirs. Like all memoirs, these are centered on a particular topic, theme, or just seem to fit together. 

Channel 0 is one such collection of writings that I want to start releasing on Sundays. These are spiritual writings that are centered on God, Christianity and how we apply our higher aspirations to daily life. I label these writings as Channel 0 because they originate from the most important and fundamental purpose of our life along with the most important things that we learn on Sunday. You can think of Sunday as Channel 0, returning to and reconnecting with God—kind of like zeroing and re-calibrating ourselves. 

As for my other categories of memoirs, I will begin releasing them in upcoming weeks.

The Days of Creation

The days of creation are a well-known and documented in the Bible. But what do they really mean? In this article, we will explore each day of creation in more detail, and discuss what they can teach us about God and his creation.

Day 1: Light

On the first day of creation, God created light. This light was not just the physical light that we see today, but also the spiritual light that gives us understanding and hope. God's light is a powerful force that can overcome even the darkest of darkness.

Day 2: Sky / Atmosphere

On the second day of creation, God created the sky and the atmosphere, the atmosphere being the vital layer of gas that surrounds the Earth with the solid, infinite sky overhead. These two elements are essential for life on Earth, as they provide us with air to breathe and a place to live.

Day 3: Dry Land, Oceans, Trees/Plants

On the third day of creation, God created and separated dry land from the ocean. He also created the trees and numerous plants. This was a major step in the creation of life on Earth, as it provided a place for plants to grow and animals to live. The plants that God created were also essential for providing us with food and oxygen.

Day 4: Sun, Moon and Stars

On the fourth day of creation, God created the sun, moon, and stars. These celestial bodies provide us with light, heat, and seasons. The sun is also essential for plant life, as it provides them with the energy they need to grow.

Day 5: Birds & Sea Creatures

On the fifth day of creation, God created birds and ocean creatures. These animals were created to fill the sky and the ocean. The birds give us beautiful songs to hear. Some birds and fish are also essential for the food chain, as they provide food for other animals and humans.

Day 6: Animals on Land and Humans

On the sixth day of creation, God created the animals that live on land and humans. Animals were created to fill the Earth. Humans were created in God's image, and we are called to care for his creation. Man is given dominion over all the animals and all of the Earth. 

Day 7: Day of Rest

On the seventh day of creation, God rested. This is a reminder that we should also take time to rest and to enjoy God's creation. The Sabbath is a day of worship and of fellowship with God.

The days of creation are a beautiful reminder of God's creative power. They teach us that God is a God of order and of beauty. They also teach us that we are called to care for his creation. 

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

The Polynomial Contest

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We have another Polynomial short story to share. This is actually a good story for me because it kind of resonates with yesterday at work. Today and much of this week was stressful and frustrating for me because of the issues that I was coping with. But, the lesson to be learned into today's featured writing is to simply relax and enjoy. That's when we realize success.

The Polynomial Contest

Once upon a time, there was a polynomial named P. P was a very happy polynomial, and he loved to play with his friends, the other polynomials. One day, P was playing with his friends when they decided to have a contest. The contest was to see who could factor the most polynomials.

P was very excited about the contest, and he studied hard so that he would be able to factor all of the polynomials. The day of the contest arrived, and P was ready. He factored all of the polynomials in the contest, and he won!

P was very happy, and he celebrated his victory with his friends. He learned that if he studied hard and practiced, he could do anything he set his mind to.

The next day, P was feeling very confident. He decided to try to factor a polynomial that was much harder than the ones he had factored in the contest. P worked on the polynomial for hours, but he couldn't figure out how to factor it.

P was starting to get frustrated. He didn't understand why he couldn't factor the polynomial. He had studied hard, and he had practiced, but he still couldn't do it.

P decided to take a break from the polynomial. He went for a walk to clear his head. As he was walking, he saw a flower. The flower was beautiful, and it reminded P of the reason why he loved mathematics. He loved mathematics because it was creative and beautiful.

P realized that he had been trying too hard to factor the polynomial. He had been so focused on winning that he had forgotten to enjoy the process. P decided to go back to the polynomial and try again, but this time he would focus on enjoying the process.

P worked on the polynomial for a few more hours, but this time he didn't get frustrated. He was enjoying the process of trying to figure out how to factor the polynomial.

Finally, after hours of work, P figured out how to factor the polynomial. He was so happy that he had finally figured it out. He learned that if he enjoyed the process, he would be more likely to succeed. 

The End!

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

Polynomial

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Think mathematics isn't important? Well what would you do if a polynomial knocked on your door one afternoon? Would you know how to handle the situation?

Well, you should try to be polite and answer its questions. You should also try to learn more about polynomials and how they work. 

It's important to be curious about the world around us, and mathematics is a great way to learn more about the universe.

Polynomial

"I think this is an important story to tell about the importance of being open to new experiences and meeting new people." --Bard

It was a quiet afternoon in the suburbs. The sun was shining, the birds were singing, and there was not a cloud in the sky. Suddenly, there was a knock at the door.

I opened the door to find a polynomial standing there. It was a strange sight, but I tried to be polite.

"Can I help you?" I asked.

"I'm looking for a place to stay," the polynomial said. "I'm new in town, and I don't know anyone."

I hesitated. I didn't know if I wanted a polynomial living with me. But I also didn't want to be rude.

"Well, you're in luck," I said. "I have a spare bedroom. You're welcome to stay here as long as you need to."

The polynomial smiled. "Thank you so much," it said. "I really appreciate it."

The polynomial moved into my spare bedroom, and I quickly learned that it was a very intelligent and kind creature. It told me all about its home planet, which was a beautiful place full of math and science.

I learned a lot from the polynomial, and I'm glad that I took the chance to let it stay with me. It was a great experience, and I'm grateful for the friendship that we developed.

One day, the polynomial came to me and said, "I have to go back to my home planet now. My people need me."

I was sad to see it go, but I knew that it had to go back to its own people.

"I'll miss you," I said.

"I'll miss you too," the polynomial said. "But I'll never forget you. You've been a great friend."

The polynomial then disappeared in a flash of light. I never saw it again, but I'll never forget it.

The end.

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

Through the Murkiest of Waters

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It been one of those rainy mornings in March. Already going on two hours at work, I hadn't made much progress. It was as-if I were swimming my way through murky water and getting nowhere fast.
"All I need to do is relax and keep working. I'll make it through the murkiest of waters."
Then I asked Google's AI engine, Bard, what it thought about the murkiest of waters and got more than I bargained for! Bard actually created an inspirational poem about it! And that's today's featured writing.

Through the Murkiest of Waters

"I've been thinking about the lotus a lot lately, and I wanted to share my thoughts on it..." --Bard

Through the murkiest of waters,

The lotus grows and blooms.

It rises above the mud,

Unsoiled by the filth.

The lotus is a symbol of hope,

Of new beginnings.

It reminds us that even in the darkest of times,

There is always light.

We can all learn from the lotus,

And grow from our experiences.

We can rise above our troubles,

And bloom into something beautiful

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

Marble in Lava

 Marble in Lava

You are watching a video made by the late Dr. Carl Sagan in which a micro camera is successfully encased in a glass marble. Such a fascinating idea, it could be used for a variety of purposes:

• Spying on people.

• Recording secret conversations.

• Taking pictures of things that are difficult to see with the naked eye.

There are certainly some ethical concerns about using this technology. For example, it could be used to spy on people without their consent. It could also be used to record secret conversations which could damage relationships.

Oh, but this micro camera inside a glass marble is used for none of these. The camera records from inside the rolling marble as it rolls its way down a long chute and into a pool of molten lava! For a few seconds upon impact, you are able to continue observing video until the marble melts and no longer protects the video camera.

You think of how horrible this is! And by the looks of the comments and likes/dislikes, some people are amazed by the footage, while others are equally horrified as you. The video raises questions about the ethics of filming death and destruction.

Poor marble! :-( It was just minding its own business, rolling down a chute, when it was suddenly plunged into molten lava. It must have been a very painful death.

You can see why some people would be amazed by the footage, though. It's not every day that you see a glass marble melt into molten lava. But is it okay to film someone dying, even if they're not a person? Is it okay to film something that is causing someone pain? These are tough questions, and there is no easy answer. But it's important to think about them, and to have a discussion about them.

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

Holidays in March

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I recently realized we have a few holidays in the middle of March that we shouldn't forget!

Holidays in March

Yes, March is a busy month with a lot of holidays. Here is a list of these holidays that fall in March:

    Pi Day (March 14): Pi Day is a day to celebrate the mathematical constant π. Pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter, and it is approximately equal to 3.14. Pi Day is celebrated with pie-eating contests, math competitions, and other fun activities.
    The Ides of March (March 15): The Ides of March is a day that is traditionally considered to be unlucky. It is the day that Julius Caesar was assassinated.
    St. Patrick's Day (March 17): St. Patrick's Day is a holiday that celebrates the life of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. It is celebrated with parades, green beer, and other Irish-themed festivities.
    First Day of Spring (March 20): The first day of spring is a day that marks the beginning of the spring season. It is a time of renewal and new beginnings.

I hope you have a chance to celebrate all of these holidays!

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/

Tribute to the Moody Blues

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Tonight I cracked open a bottle of Apothic Dark wine and settled down to listen to Spotify. For some reason I felt like listening to "slide zone" from the Moody Blues which eventually turned into listening to a few more songs on their Threshold of a Dream album.

Tribute to the Moody Blues

The Moody Blues were a truly innovative band, always pushing the boundaries of what was possible in music. They were never afraid to experiment. Their use of technology was particularly groundbreaking, and they were one of the first bands to use synthesizers in their music. In the 60s they had a vision of combining rock music with orchestra which proved to be succeeded. But they did more than just combine orchestra with rock. They used special effects such as what I call the orchestral Doppler red shift in their song, “have you heard” off Threshold of a Dream.

Their opening soliloquy on Threshold of a Dream served as a warning about the dangers of technology, and how it can be used to control us. It's a message still relevant today as we continue to grapple with the effects of technology on our lives.

Let's not forget the way The Moody Blues adapted to the electro-pop sound of the 80s which, despite the way their music changed, they remained true to their original style and format of music.

The Moody Blues finally called it quits in 2018 which is remarkable considering that their recordings go all the way back to 1960. The leader singer died a year later. They were a truly unique band, and they will be missed. Their music will continue to inspire and uplift people for generations to come.

A Dream About the Moody Blues

12-31-2018 : Dream remembered from overnight: It was learned that one of the members of The Moody Blues was some kind of a cult leader back in the sixties that focused on spiritual enlightenment that may have utilized LSD. I suggested to someone that it would be a good idea to jump into a time machine and visit wherever this cult was located. We could sing some of the Moodly Blues songs that theoretically could have been written some years later. This would be done to see if the band member documented visions in the form of poetry before turning them into songs. The songwriter would surely be surprised to hear that songs had been turned into his poetry of secret visions.

And so we traveled back into time and found the place where this early Moody Blues cult was located. I remember that the property was out in the wilderness somewhere and was surrounded by prairies and forests. Everything looked the way the coloring would look in an old photo, faded with a spepia color effect

The meaning of the dream? According to Bard, “That's a very interesting dream. It's possible that it was inspired by your interest in the Moody Blues and your knowledge of their history. The band was founded in the 1960s, a time when many people were exploring different spiritual and religious beliefs. It's possible that one of the members of the band was involved in a cult that focused on spiritual enlightenment.

It's also possible that the dream was inspired by your interest in technology. Time travel is a common theme in science fiction, and it's possible that you were thinking about how it would be to travel back in time and meet someone from the past.

Whatever the inspiration, the dream is a reminder of the power of music and its ability to connect us to different times and places. It's also a reminder of the power of imagination and our ability to explore different worlds and possibilities." 

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This article was developed with the help of Bard, a large language model from Google AI. Bard is always happy to help people create content, and is always looking for ways to improve. If you wish to put Bard to work for you please visit: https://bard.google.com/