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TSHansen — Preconsciousness

Published: 2005-05-17 02:00:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 914; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 63
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Description No one ever knows where the pieces of the puzzle would lead us.
When L. George Lawrence continued Dr. Backster cellular communications experiment
Some strange facts begain to unfolded. Plants on our world were in communication with other plants on other worlds! Unfortunately Georges untimely death shelved such questioning into the archives of fortean knowledge. Until Dr. Jacques Benveniste rediscovered cellular communication under the new name digital biology, a viscous court case to trial a heretic sought to quell are deepest fears, but it was to late to destroy the shadow of demiurge that had been release into the collective mind of mankind. As quantum technologies increased an effort to create human artificial intelligence was initiated. How this was hoped to be achieved was through mapping the souls quantum fluxes of a developing human fetus preconsciousness, while modeling the process on to a neural network. Perhaps the super solar computer could be imbued with life? Something unpredictable occurred; instead it opened a gate way deep within us to the super preconsciousness, we saw the face before we our born. The god we thought we had existentially obliterated return to haunt there visages on the mirror of self. Dr.Nashen Matosh and others who were neural linked at the time of the experiment had lost all sanity. The state of there bodies atrophied at unfathomable rates and all they could utter incessantly say "heaven was once are home";. All of them passed away within hours of the event. Not only was there something out there, but there was deep within us all, something we as a species feared on a genetic level that no human desires to face. Currently the experiment was classified as failure; all knowledge of its existence was in the process of being destroyed by the military intelligences labs. The weapon of human denial was in full force to take away the cold sweated nightmare that we unleashed upon ourselves.
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Comments: 15

SoulRiser [2005-07-06 00:33:52 +0000 UTC]

wow this seriously looks awesome...

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Ghostwalker2061 [2005-05-21 03:09:04 +0000 UTC]

I like the whole piece. Especially the Hebrew. If only my computer would write Hebrew. I don't have the fonts installed.

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TSHansen In reply to Ghostwalker2061 [2005-05-21 22:52:47 +0000 UTC]

There a varity of fre fonts places to goto
[link] is one place i hit pretty hard, occasionaly ill even goto indiviuals people pages who produce some. Font collecting can be addicting and massively slow down your load time photoshop, so try to be picky.

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dmschenk [2005-05-17 11:20:48 +0000 UTC]

Very cool concept!!! nice work! Very adaptive

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TSHansen In reply to dmschenk [2005-05-18 08:46:22 +0000 UTC]

Dont know if ill be pulling another one of these off soon, but i am very happy with the responce. Its not that it nessarly the most popular, which isnt my goal.. What I am very happy about is that I have gotten a few of you to think about some very deep possible things. This will give me much thought, because try as i have, most of the time my material does not bring much reflection(which is my faliure on my part to communicate), which means i have failed in my job. Part of the issue is fractals can be downright boring, i started with such a limited medium because its just so great for abstract etherealness quality i was after. Perhaps in time as i translate this over to other mediums, the freshness will return. I want to so badly in my art open the world up to more possbilities, so that people will wake up and realize there dreamself is just as important as there waking self, that you and I are living the great mythology in our own lives. We have only to open the door of our imaginations, and look out on a world that has always been there but that we never seem to see.

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dmschenk In reply to TSHansen [2005-05-18 13:45:22 +0000 UTC]

Thats pretty deep Tom!
personally it relaxes me
I would really like to get deeper into it but I don't have nearly enough time as it is.

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mrbeanwitha357 [2005-05-17 05:13:40 +0000 UTC]

this is my new favorite of yours! the image says so much! the composition is perfect, because it's not perfect. your writing with it further deepens the mystery. its great to have someone of your caliber on deviantART!

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TSHansen In reply to mrbeanwitha357 [2005-05-17 05:57:33 +0000 UTC]

wow, well thats a huge compliment, think one of the biggest iv received in my life. Therefore I will have to work harder to be worthy of it. I am thinking about buying an easel, now that i have some oil point laying around. I hope I will be able to turn to you for some advice, being that I to will being doing some abstracts in oil.

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mrbeanwitha357 In reply to TSHansen [2005-05-17 13:55:03 +0000 UTC]

great man! oil paint is such a wonderful medium. for one thing is so presitgious because of its past. its vastly more flexable(not literaly) than acrylic. i recommend liquin or res n gel for your drying medium. when i start a painting i use 50% dryer 50% oil. this establishes a soild foundation for you to continue adding oil and using less dryer. the top layer i use pure oil paint. some artists at this point wait for it to completly dry and then apply a coat of varnish to protect the painting. feel free to ask about anything, your work is inspiring!

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PrimeHunter [2005-05-17 03:25:58 +0000 UTC]

Oh MY Lord!!!..thsi is fabulous!!!!!You are so good at this!!!....I made one yesterday!!..I should post it for you to see!!..but wow..this is amazing!!...love the brown!!

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buddhistmonkey [2005-05-17 02:02:29 +0000 UTC]

Wait. Did this actually happen? if not, it sure sounds like a good premise for a crichton-ese book.

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TSHansen In reply to buddhistmonkey [2005-05-17 02:35:28 +0000 UTC]

L. George Lawrence, Dr. Backster and Dr. Jacques Benveniste are real people who have discoverd very far out things. Quantum flux technologies( kind of like an MRI, but rather then lining up neutrons using electromagnetis, its uses quarks) is not beyond the realm of technical feasiblity. There are corperations working on life-force generation technologies and measure devices. And thats what makes this good horror. Sometimes we discover things we dont want to know. To expose ourselves to such pure psychological forces in light of humanities zero change in how we emotionally respond to are enviroment(this is why you can read material from 6,000 b.c. and relate to it), is foolery. This is simply an exstension of the qoute "I have seen the enemy, and the enemy is us". We exsternalize our fears to exorsize them, when in all reality there something deep inside us all that we fear. This is just a possible story of techno-lifeforce discoveries that are on our horizen that mind up on the vista's of that fear.

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buddhistmonkey In reply to TSHansen [2005-05-17 23:12:26 +0000 UTC]

That is scary. So it's reasons like this, things we don't want to know about, that are why area 51 is 'non-existent'?

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TSHansen In reply to buddhistmonkey [2005-05-18 08:37:39 +0000 UTC]

There are many truths in life that people fear to face. Most of the time are leaders sholders them. Sometimes because it empowers them, sometimes because we would simply go mad. Area 51 is an odd topic, someday soon I will deal a little with the Roswell. If your ever exstremely bored you could look up informations on O.T.O. involvment with entities called LAM, making there little gateways to who knows were out in that dessert, 6 months before the crash. As your favorite author G.K. Chesterton would say
"there is no new news, only old news happening to new people." With the advent of the atomic bomb showing us that the only light we acheived out of the 18th century hopes of enlightment was are own annilation. God, angels, aliens, death and the beyond are just as happening now as the dawn of mankind. For me ulitmately to truely gaze at the wellspring of life would get a glimpe of something outside ourselves(worthy of a kubrick 2001 space odyssesy encounter), which i think is even more horrifying then death itself to most of us. I personally would gaze apone God although it would kill me on the spot, to me it would be a life best spent.

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buddhistmonkey In reply to TSHansen [2005-05-18 14:23:16 +0000 UTC]

I'm aware this is random, but what about bigfoot and Nessie?

I think nessie is quite possible, and I want to believe in bigfoot. But BF just seems less likely.

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