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« on: August 29, 2014, 11:22:23 AM »
Sure curls, here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EvCG9o8Nn4
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« on: August 28, 2014, 12:52:54 AM »
@curls, no contradiction because what you 'want' is actually just electrical impulses in your brain which were essentially downloaded. So if you want to do it you were meant to do it. Whatever choice you make you were programmed to make so you might as well just go with the flow and stop worrying about the future because whatever will happen will happen and we don't really have any control over it. Basically just relax and let it happen. Live life, do whatever makes you happy because you're destined to do it, for better or worse. Sounds familiar, doesn't it? Let go and let God? It's the same idea.
"God" is whoever or whatever is downloading these electrical impulses to our brains which is impossible for us to know because it, "god", exists outside of our reality.
Anyway, watch the documentary if this interests you at all.
Incidentally, I came across this theory while researching "scientific proof for God", regarding the laws of the universe. Some of you who "tread lightly with science" ought to think again because science can very nearly prove the existence of a creator, or as close to proof as you could possibly get, and do a whole lot better job of it then religious people. Looking into this science is how I got here, an atheist admitting there's probably more to this whole thing then I thought. I'm now pretty convinced there almost certainly has to be a creator.
And this has nothing to do with MJ or the hoax, other then the album cover artwork reminding me of the theory. Again, theory like relativity or gravity. Not theory like LiveMJ at UCLA.
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« on: August 27, 2014, 10:28:13 AM »
No, according to the theory, we have no power within ourselves to alter anything about our lives, we are merely pawns, or avatars being used to play a game. We can only react to the experiences which are scripted for us. In short--life is a movie; also sounds familiar. You guys should really watch a couple of the documentary series before commenting on possible connections because the concept of us having any kind of power is completely the opposite of what is presented by this theory.
I stumbled upon this connection because I have been researching the laws of the universe and quantum physics the past several months for fun. Every time I open the forum I am staring at the album cover and bingo--it reminded me of the discoveries recently made regarding black holes.
If one were to fully immerse themselves into this theory and allow it to change how they live their lives, one could really do whatever one wanted because it's all an illusion, set up and scripted by a creator, but not necessarily one creator.
Anyway, interesting stuff to put the world and life into perspective.
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« on: August 25, 2014, 11:57:35 PM »
The Xcape album cover is MJ turning into a hologram by passing through a black hole. Or... MJ becoming 2D by falling into a black hole. Or... MJ becoming 3D when emerging from the 2D black hole environment. If you look into the holographic universe theory it explains everything about this album cover perfectly. Advances in quantum physics have revealed a startling new theory that the universe is a hologram. Black holes suck in information and reduce everything they swallow to 2D information which gets spread along the surface (or horizon) of a black hole. Because of the laws of physics that no matter (or information) can ever "go away"; matter simply becomes transformed but never gets lost, this means that the entire universe, and everything in it is actually a hologram. Or a simulation. Much like how we play sim games with characters, this is likely all we really are. A character in someone's sim game. It's more complicated then that, and I don't have time to go over the whole thing, but it stacks up interestingly well. This is not some wacky far out theory. It's a theory like gravity is a theory. And relativity. Which basically means it may well be the truth regarding ourselves and our world and the entire universe and everything in it. It's all an illusion of 3D; much like a hologram. Check out this series which explains in detail the holographic universe theory and you will find that the album cover chosen for Xcape--as well as the advent of the MJ hologram, are both perfectly explained by this concept of quantum physics and the laws of the universe. It really could change everything that we thought we knew about the meaning of life and "god". Here is the link to part 1 of 5. I am currently on part 4. Each part is approx. 1.5hrs long. Again, this isn't wacky stuff. Rather it is a good science documentary series. Enjoy. You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: August 22, 2014, 12:30:19 AM »
.... Gimme a break, MJ, you're better then this tired old crap.
So do you think MJ is still in control and this video is his work??
I'm honestly not sure that I care either way anymore. My country is basically burning down as we speak and there's bigger problems to worry about. I wish MJ the best and I hope he's satisfied with how his project turned out. I have been entertained thoroughly and that's all he ever promised. I haven't bought this album and probably won't buy any further albums because it's all too sketchy anymore. But plenty of other people will so it's all good.
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« on: August 18, 2014, 12:28:38 AM »
Stupid video. Gratuitous use of a random, too-thin, dancing female is really trite and bordering on misogyny. I mean really, like random young women just dance around seductively in the desert just waiting for a hunk to come along and pick them up. Gimme a break, MJ, you're better then this tired old crap.
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« on: August 04, 2014, 03:56:39 PM »
If MJ still owns part of the property, and it is less then 50%, then he will receive his ownership percentage of the proceeds when it sells. If he doesn't want it sold and owns less then 50% then he could take the matter to court and fight the sale but he probably would not win. It would be smarter n cheaper to just buy it back himself, and considering he's made a bazillion dollars in the past 5 years, it's chump change. If he owns a collective on the property then he has to sign at closing in order for the sale to commence. And by "he" I mean "The Estate".
Total speculation as to where this might lead, but, if the Estate ends up fighting this in any way through the courts, it's 100% a publicity only move and then we get to ask why.
I really have a hard time believing the Estate will just walk away from Neverland.
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« on: July 26, 2014, 12:07:23 AM »
Because it was just a misquoted pic.
Murray is MJ, he represents MJ. That's it. I don't think there's anything else there.
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« on: July 25, 2014, 12:11:03 AM »
I think MJ is alive, faked his death, and this is his legacy. A weirdo death to go with his weirdo life.
I think the questions about his "death" and the "clues" that came after were just part of the show. It's his Elvis impersonation and having made the whole world aware of his mantra of obsessively always striving to be the best--keeps us all hanging indefinitely, waiting for him to top Elvis. But maybe he really doesn't care as much as we think/thought.
MJ is smart , and everyone knows as soon as someone dies they instantly transcend their earthly misdeeds.. or perceived misdeeds. He knew death was the only sure way he could revive his brand so his kids could have some sort of cushy life, because lord knows they were all going no where in 2009 pre-D day. With two strikes against them and having to forever bear that name, something had to be done and desperate times call for desperate measures and I think MJ was pretty desperate. His brand was in the gutter with seeming no hope of resurrection. Except for death, and he knew that, because everyone knows that. It's unspoken truth. As soon as some celebrity dies they get honored and their brand value increases, just automatically. So it's what he had to do, for his kids, for his mother, for himself.
So sure, he could have died normally, but when does MJ do anything normal? He didn't have a normal life, and it was all orchestrated and choreographed by himself post-1980 or so... so it stands to reason, just common sense here, that his death should follow suit.
Forget Murray, he's just a distraction. An actor, a player, a character. He probably did actually go to jail. What's 2 years for a couple mil? Who wouldn't do that? In my opinion, none of it matters, it's all just a show. Enjoy the gifts MJ left us, he's done. Well, done with his public "life" anyway. That's why everything has his stink all over it, because he IS in control, like he always was, but I no longer think this has any big meaning or will culminate in any big Bamsday event. It just is. Entertainment. I was entertained so I'm happy. I hope he is too, and I hope it all worked out the way he expected, but I doubt he cares because his "estate" has made a killing and that's all that mattered in the end. That was the goal, I believe, so mission accomplished.
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« on: June 28, 2014, 10:02:29 AM »
Sure, every other week someone says that.
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« on: June 28, 2014, 08:56:19 AM »
Murray didn't lose his wife n kids.
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« on: June 20, 2014, 09:11:38 AM »
Godhaschosen, you are, IMO, reading far too much into TS's use (or not) of words.
Reading far too much or wanting others to read far too much into it, that's for sure.
@GodhaschosenMJ, are you sure this is what you want to do here now?
@Bec A lot I could say, but better judgement says wait and let you find out later! It won't be much longer! What exactly did you mean by the above question? What am I doing in your opinion?
That answers my question. I'm disappointed, I'll leave it at that.
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« on: June 20, 2014, 12:49:59 AM »
Godhaschosen, you are, IMO, reading far too much into TS's use (or not) of words.
Reading far too much or wanting others to read far too much into it, that's for sure. @GodhaschosenMJ, are you sure this is what you want to do here now?
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« on: June 20, 2014, 12:47:06 AM »
TS/_comments doesn't know anything. He already confessed so it's totally irrelevant what he said or didn't say. It would be just as useful to sit here and analyze curls' old posts.
Perhaps. But it's always interesting. For example, Landis got the phrase from 2001 A Space Odyssey, a very (oc)cult film if there ever was one.
Again, from Wiki: Landis got the title See You Next Wednesday from the 1968 movie, 2001: A Space Odyssey. It is the last line spoken by Frank Poole's father during Poole's videophone conversation with his parents.[1]
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Yeah so look, it's John Landis's thing, it's not even MJ's so why would he even use it.
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« on: June 19, 2014, 10:15:09 AM »
TS/_comments doesn't know anything. He already confessed so it's totally irrelevant what he said or didn't say. It would be just as useful to sit here and analyze curls' old posts.
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