The Institute for Human Continuity

Veni Vedi Vici

Check out the following link:

http://www.instituteforhumancontinuity.org/

The institutes mission statement is "to ensure the survival of the human race".

Study the site. They present three graphical renditions of how they believe the world is going to end. You can find them by selecting the scenario from the home page.

Now here's the clincher. I already know the true meaning behind this site. If you know or think you know what is it then PM me. For now I want to leave it open to interpretation purely as an excercise.

Indulge me for me now. I'll post the answer later.

Veni Vedi Vici

One person has PM'd me the correct answer already.

I'm glad to say that I'm not the only "truly aware" individual in this forum. Wake up sheeple!

Veni Vedi Vici

Goddamit indough. Delete your post or you've spoilt the excercise completley. I clearly said to PM me.

A spoiler block only works if you don't want to know the answer.

indough

haha done, this isnt a laboratory for you to run experiments in btw

Veni Vedi Vici

indough wrote: »

haha done, this isnt a laboratory for you to run experiments in btw

Understood. Thanks in any case.

INDOUGH =

indough

im just kidding mate, this thread is actually quite interesting given the usual standard of tripe round here

solas

has it something to do with drugs, or do you need drugs to "get it"?

Veni Vedi Vici

solas wrote: »

has it something to do with drugs, or do you need drugs to "get it"?

Actually reviewing the site might assist you.

So far three individuals but three individuals 'amongst a flock of sheeple' are awake to the underhand agenda at play.

solas

Veni Vedi Vici wrote: »

Actually reviewing the site might assist you.

Are you trying to brainwash me?

(I just saw THC and misplaced the I so I thought it was something about drugs, although I'm sure they might help.)

Veni Vedi Vici

solas wrote: »

Are you trying to brainwash me?

Perhaps the sociopathic globalist illuminati elite are trying to brainwash you. Perhaps a genuine and sincere group of scientists are trying to prepare you for the elites agenda.

You decide.

solas wrote: »

(I just saw THC and misplaced the I so I thought it was something about drugs, although I'm sure they might help.)

I'm going to assume you're toking away right now tbh.

solas

Veni Vedi Vici wrote: »

Perhaps the sociopathic globalist illuminati elite are trying to brainwash you. Perhaps a genuine and sincere group of scientists are trying to prepare you for the elites agenda.

You decide.



I'm goin to assume you're toking away right now tbh.

Unfortunately I'm not but if I thought it would help you brainwash me I would go out and buy some :P.

Veni Vedi Vici

Five individuals 'have seen the light'.

I'll reveal the answer after a few more replies.

Veni Vedi Vici

Seven correct. One wrong (and with the expected answer). I wonder how many of the seven would have taken the site at face value had I simply posted the link though.

bonkey

So far, 7 out of 8 answers were correct.

From such a set of feedback, I would tend to find your "amongst a flock of sheeple" comment (amongst others) to be insulting.

It would seem that you're suggesting that anyone who doesn't play your game is one of this flock. Who are you to judge why people don't play?

Nick_oliveri

Sigh....
http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/2012/

Veni Vedi Vici

bonkey wrote: »

So far, 7 out of 8 answers were correct.

From such a set of feedback, I would tend to find your "amongst a flock of sheeple" comment (amongst others) to be insulting.

It would seem that you're suggesting that anyone who doesn't play your game is one of this flock. Who are you to judge why people don't play?

I just don't follow you here. I'm actually confused and a little taken back by your remarks (and slightly intimidated mind you seeing as your a moderator and all that ).

This was just a light-hearted look Sony's viral campaign and how others might take it at face value.

The 'amongst flock of sheeple' was just a little extremist humor hence the use of apostrophes. I'm not here to judge anyone. I respect both camps. Honestly.

Sorry for pissing you off so much.

Veni Vedi Vici

Now that the cat is out the bag (yep, the site is for the upcoming 2012 film) what do you all make of it?

I wonder how many folk actually signed up for the life-saving lottery?

bonkey

Veni Vedi Vici wrote: »

I just don't follow you here. I'm actually confused and a little taken back by your remarks (and slightly intimidated mind you seeing as your a moderator and all that ).

This was just a light-hearted look Sony's viral campaign and how others might take it at face value.

The 'amongst flock of sheeple' was just a little extremist humor hence the use of apostrophes. $I'm not here to judge anyone. I respect both camps. Honestly.

Sorry for pissing you off so much.

Its hard to determine humour accurately on the web.

If you meant it as humour, then fair enough. Bear in mind, however, that intent isn't always sufficient (on or off the web) to allay effect. Saying "I didn't intend for anyone to get hurt" is a poor defence in the real world when someone is lying injured through your actions. Similarly, saying "I didn't mean to hurt anyone's feelings" doesn't prevent people's feelings from being hurt, nor fully excuse that such was done.

I read the thread and saw the following in your posts...

1) A challenge to other posters
2) Posts littered with language about seeing the light, sheeple etc.
3) Some sort of "fallback" when 7 of 8 got it right, suggesting that maybe they wouldn't have if you hadn't hinted at it.

As a moderator, I didn't think you had stepped over any lines. As a poster, I found your tone insulting, whether or not it was intended to be so. Maybe the lack of sleep is making me grumpy.

Generally, I'm quite skeptical of insults wrapped with quotes or smilies. I don't think, for example, that many of the conspiracy-promoting posters here would appreciate being called tinfoil-hat wearing loons, whether or not I put it in quotes or followed it by a smiley.

As a moderator, I'm very wary of encouraging any such behaviour, because it would give a carte blanche to ignoring the ethos of respecting other posters....just add a smiley or a couple of quotes and let rip.

You will note, however, that I didn't infract you for it.

Veni Vedi Vici

bonkey wrote: »

Maybe the lack of sleep is making me grumpy.

No worries. Nothing wrong with being a midnight owl.

bonkey wrote: »

As a poster, I found your tone insulting, whether or not it was intended to be so.

Fair enough. I'm just a little upset that you took it up that way. I'm a fair person. Antagonizing others just doesn't float my boat.

bonkey wrote: »

As a moderator, I didn't think you had stepped over any lines.

You will note, however, that I didn't infract you for it.

It seems a bit harsh that you were considering it but thanks for being leniant I guess.

Veni Vedi Vici

Back on topic here's an article I've stumbled across with one fella's opinion on whole affair:

Another day, another inbox with three emails asking me about what this 2012 “thing” is all about.
Another two from concerned (but now relieved) readers and one (from late last night) calling me a fudging idiot (edit the italicized word). I had no idea that my 2012 articles on the Universe Today (and the growing number on Astroengine) would evoke such a spirited and sustained barrage of hate/love/relief mail. I’m a scientist, first and foremost, I’m not used to this kind of attention.
Seriously though, this 2012 insanity needs to calm down. Admittedly, telling “believers” there is nothing to fear about the Mayan calendar coming to the end (or the hopelessly flawed Bible Code is nonsense) is a bit like waving a red cloth in front of a pissed off bull, and any hope that we wont be barraged by doomsday hysteria in 2012 is a lost cause (in my opinion). But mainstream media really needs to lay off the scaremongering tactics.
I can deal with the crackpots, greedy authors, pseudo-science liars, misinformed and weak-minded “YouTube Scientists” spreading prophecies of doomsday, linking ancient prophecy (that has a non-existent prediction:proof ratio by the way) with modern science. But when Sony Pictures jump on the 2012 juggernaut, I think we can forget about having any sanity in the run-up to December 21st 2012.

I don't remember any of my nearest and dearest panicing when Y2K was upon us. I doubt they'll react any differently to 2012 (the year, not the film).

Aseth

Veni Vedi Vici wrote: »

Check out the following link:

http://www.instituteforhumancontinuity.org/

The institutes mission statement is "to ensure the survival of the human race".

Study the site. They present three graphical renditions of how they believe the world is going to end. You can find them by selecting the scenario from the home page.

Now here's the clincher. I already know the true meaning behind this site. If you know or think you know what is it then PM me. For now I want to leave it open to interpretation purely as an excercise.

Indulge me for me now. I'll post the answer later.

Whatever you're trying to suggest one thing is for sure: more ppl they convince, more money they will get :P

Zillah

I assumed it was a fake site set up to promote someone's awesome web design skills. The interface was way too sexy to not be a marketing ploy

6th

Its for the 2012 movie. You're right, the sexeh gave it away.

Veni Vedi Vici

Zillah wrote: »

The interface was way too sexy to not be a marketing ploy

Yep. This is true. Its almost entirley in flash.

Unfortunatley the real truth is rarely delivered in such a 'sexy' manner.

I'm surprised no-one has mentioned that the film itself may have its own agenda.

bonkey

Ofcourse it has an agenda - cash in on what will undoubtedly be a meme that will grow in the publi consciousness as The Date raws nearer.

Veni Vedi Vici

Here's a link to one individual that bought into the site. I feel bad for them but it's funny at the same time.

bonkey wrote: »

Ofcourse it has an agenda - cash in on what will undoubtedly be a meme that will grow in the publi consciousness as The Date raws nearer.

Um, yeah. I was hoping that much was obvious by now.

I was referring to a notion thats a little more ubiquitous around here actually. I was wondering if any of the CT'ers thought the doomsday scenario might be related to 'propaganda', 'fear-mongering' or 'disinformation' at the hands of the NWO.

DubTony

Veni Vedi Vici wrote: »

I was wondering if any of the CT'ers thought the doomsday scenario might be related to 'propaganda', 'fear-mongering' or 'disinformation' at the hands of the NWO.

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Nope. Great viral marketing though. If you sign up for a lottery ticket they send emails and continue on the pretence. Brilliant.

Veni Vedi Vici

No way. Thats un-fecking-believable!

DubTony

Veni Vedi Vici wrote: »

No way. Thats un-fecking-believable!

[IM]http://www.simplenomics.com/wp-images/smartass.jpg[/IMG]

Veni Vedi Vici

No, you've got me all wrong. I genuinley mean that its unbelievable that they keep up the pretence. I hadn't signed up for the mailer myself.

10/10 for the picture though.

6th

DubTony wrote: »

[IM]http://www.simplenomics.com/wp-images/smartass.jpg[/IMG]

Please dont post pointless images - they distract from the thread.

Veni Vedi Vici

6th wrote: »

... pointless images - they distract from the thread.

Can we get this added to the charter please? A few folk around here are getting into trouble on this one for something that hasn't really been enforced up until now.

I agree with your rationale but I don't think it should be omitted from the sacred charter.

Here is the trailer for the movie that the IHC is promoting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VXa82AuwHU

DubTony

6th wrote: »

Please dont post pointless images - they distract from the thread.

edit:
never mind ... I skipped a few posts.

The guy

I hope the film isn't as bad as the day before the day after tomorrow, that was terrible.