Re: Where you end up if you're careless with 845 Re: A few notes on building with the 845



Andre Jute wrote:

> Jon Yaeger wrote:
> > in article 1135815650.106785.50100@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Andre Jute
> > at fiultra@xxxxxxxxx wrote on 12/28/05 7:20 PM:

snip a vast amount of entertaining stuff about after death experiences...


Australia's richest man, Kerry Packer, died a few days ago,
for at least the second time, maybe he died 3 times, but
when he "died" first time the medics brought him back to life.

He was able to say quite plainly "there is nothing out there,
I know, I went there", so when your'e supposed to be dead, you are un-dead,
and for at least one dude, there was no "beautiful religious experience"
which fills in between being relatively slightly un-alive and so dead you are
unable to be naturally revived and the brain has begun to decompose.

So it seems deadness is an in-between state, and starvation
of oxygen and lack of real world consciousness simply
manufactures a weird experience which is clearly remembered
when one is brought around by HV applied to the chest region to restart a heart.

If only we could remember our dreams.
We'd have much more to be happy or frightened about if we did.
Certainly, while dreaming, we meet the best sort of ppl,
and the worst.


> While we're getting back up to speed on tube matters, tell us about
> your out of body experiences.

I guess as a single man I have currently run out of out of body experiences,
since Nicole and Kylie only visit in cooler climes, being
cool dames.....
But my lawns will need another mow in autumn,
and despite the bickering of those two dames over whose turn it is to
mow the front yard so the local bloke passerbies can give em a whistle
from the car windows, I am looking forward to in-body experiences
after summer's drought quite soon.

And regarding travel at 100mph between Darwin and Adelaide,
allow me to say I never had the urge to do that.

One young bull says to another, "lets run down and ***
those two nice cows down there."
The older bull says, "why?, let's just walk down and *** all the cows."

I may have said once that a wise old sage will recommend
walking around a mountain to get to the top, rather than straight
up one side in haste, and down so fast you fall over and remove bark
off the shins.

The walking around will allow one to better experience the mountain,
the views, weather, and wild flowers, and perhaps bonk
a stray mountain maid inclined, but running up and over to
usually see if one is faster than another man is only exciting,
brief, and vain.

A modern 99 ft long yacht with canting keel just broke the record for
the Sydney to Hobart yacht race.
These tycoons spend vast millions to get a sail boat to
go 630 miles in 1day and 18 hrs.
What speed!, but even a yacht can have one realize how
small Australia is.
They have an engine running all the time to work the hydraulic winches,
and cant the keel.
Big deal. Why not allow motorized oars to be used?

Of course winning the race on handicap is much more difficult,
and a much bigger achievement, especially if you set out in a
20ft yacht.
Hiring the Cutty Sark for the race would be somewhat
more stylish than all that carbon fibre without
a comfortable toilet and a decent bar.

845 usage?

Alas we may wait long for serious contributions,
but carelessness around 845 circuits can lead to serious deadness,
and probably without any in or out of body experiences.
If one is electrocuted to death with 1,450V including
Ea and the cathode bias, then it might be unusual to recover....
Somehow I reckon the stray currents right through the brain
during fierce sustained current flow from arm to arm would
definately interfere with brain patterns which create the
out of body experiences that ppl have, when the brain
says to itself, "mate, we is stuffed, so let's put on one last show
for this guy before I decompose."

I am not dying to find outabout such shows.

The last guy I saw die did it while he played chess.
He just just slumped, and croaked, and then he pissed himself,
no pain, no struggle, drama, or even a smile to indicate
it was nice experience.
Unfortunately, the board got knocked over, and the
killer move was never recorded.

Patrick Turner.





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