Just like the trilogy put the viewer into a dead end position when Neo died (human psyche told of the futility of helping others), so I suspect, eureka is opening our minds with one suggestion, and slapping us in the face with the subplot. Beware.
But overwhelmingly, the strong react positively to the new shows. Only a few time though, have TV shows opened up in the States and the Uk togethwer. This is also a political ploy.
There were heavy dimensional shifts in january, you know, the time when Ariel sharon and Dick Cheny were put in hispital along with a few other high profiles killed in the same week via natural circumstances. There was a major shift in August. Most of us feel much more empowered than we did one year ago. The shows awaken, but lead us down towards negative hurdles. Neo didn't die. His purpose wasn't just to recapitulate the matrix renewal or save the humanity that the machines have never wanted to wipe out completely. He woke many others who banded together within the matrix, rewrote the lines of force and held the door open for eventually whole communities to see what the matrix is. this i think is what we do by thinking and processing alone. as you think it is true, so your neighbour will wonder if it is true automaticly. Chain reaction.
I just thought to mention, all spiritually enhancing media shows hold invisible agenda's. See you when we walk up that wall.
]]>Of course, their anticipated end result is not in our best interest. However, slowly aclimating the public to the fringe ideas serves both their purposes and ours.
Granted, television does provide absolute plausible deniability. But for now, it's good enough to simply plant the ideas. It expands the mind. They are doing it in hopes of achieving a deeper level of programming.
The only thing I can think to counter the programming is to yell the truth to the collective subconscious of humanity. Not necessarily a literally yelling, mind you. Referring more to a continuous high intensity thought frequency vibration. Vibration with the truth where ever one finds themselves.
I'm specifically referring to others here. I'm not concerned with myself. I'm no longer concerned with shutting off TV, not reading the news, and other such bullet dodging techniques.
Neo: What are you trying to tell me? That I can dodge bullets?
Morpheus: No, Neo. I'm trying to tell you that when you're ready, you won't have to.
Of course, most here are already bullet stoppers. A little EM radiation can't stop the powerful minds of NR. And that "powerfully unstoppable mind" is the station we all are broadcasting to humanity. Turn it on. Turn it on and all the way up. The louder the station the more attention we'll get.
]]>"Time ceasing to exist" and "law of physics breaking down". Are they trying to tell us something? = )
Could be, but also keep it in mind it may not be for our best interests. I don't think Laws, unless they are illusion too, break down. Remember who owns the media & networks...
They're really pushing this Apocalypse thing. "Someone save me! End of world, take me away!" 
Maybe the whole 2012 deal is part of that, who knows yet.
New TV series ‘Eureka’ explores weird physics in top-secret town
July 14, 2006
On Tuesday, July 18, the new TV series “Eureka” will debut on the SciFi Channel.
This series explores the idea that a top-secret community in the Pacific Northwest is home to government scientific experts and strange anomalies in the physics of the town.
The premise of the story is that during the research and development of the atomic bomb during World War II, a highly classified scientific community was created.
The town of Eureka was developed as a center for leading minds of the time to conduct secret studies of various kinds.
Over the years, unusual anomalies in the environment around Eureka become apparent. Normal laws of physics are changed. Reality is altered. Or, is it that a different reality is discovered?
The series promises to be a learning experience for the general public about topics in the field of physics, as well as an entertaining interpretation of covert government projects.
Characters in this special town are often elite geniuses who also face the same everyday problems as the rest of us. The sometimes quirky characters in Eureka promise to keep viewers smiling as the secrets of this unusual community are examined.
REAL LIFE PROJECTS
The idea of a secret community of scientists working on physics and atomic bombs is, of course, based in fact. Los Alamos, New Mexico, was home to such a program during World War II.
Elite scientists were brought together for the top-secret Manhattan Project in remote Los Alamos. They lived there and worked around the clock in the race to create these new and terrifying weapons before the Nazis did.
The program was under the direction of the Army Corps of Engineers and commanded by General Leslie R. Groves.
J. Robert Oppenheimer, a theoretical physicist, directed research at Los Alamos research. He also helped recruit engineers and scientists from many American universities for the project.
Some of the brightest minds of the time, and some might say a few eccentric minds as well, were secretly living at Los Alamos. This community became an unusual little town of sorts, involved in discovering the secrets of Nature to save the world from Nazi domination.
How these weapons ended up being used – dropped on the civilian populations, including women and children, of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, Japan – was a controversial decision that still resonates today.
WEIRD PHYSICS RESEARCH NOW
Today, these kinds of studies have evolved into new and truly strange realms.
Researchers in sub-atomic and quantum physics are looking at faster-than-light travel, anti-gravity technology and even teleportation.
The nature of time and space are being examined in new ways. Is time travel possible? Can time and space be altered? Shortcuts in space, such as wormholes, star gates and cosmic portals are being talked about.
There is research going on about possible hidden dimensions around us. Do our limited senses allow us to perceive only part of our surroundings? Are there other things going on that we can’t easily see, hear, smell, touch or taste?
And what of the afterlife? Is it simply another dimension where we all go? And are those who have passed on actually closer to us than we might think?
Research into so-called "zero-point energy" is also going forward in interesting ways.
A phenomenon called “remote viewing” includes theories that at deeper levels of energy in the nature of our physical world, using only our minds, we can perceive things beyond the time and space of our immediate environment. This is a kind of extra-sensory perception (ESP) that has a scientific basis in psychology and physics.
And, of course, the question about whether we on Earth are being visited by civilizations from other worlds continues to fascinate many people around the world.
SMART TELEVISION?
Whether the new SciFi Channel series “Eureka” will examine some of these developments in a way that is both fun and enlightening remains to be seen.
There certainly seems to be potential for a creative exploration of some of the most fascinating developments going on in the sciences now.
In these times when American school kids and the rest of us could use more awareness and knowledge about science, "Eureka" might just be an entertaining motivator for us to learn more.
Integrating discoveries in physics and understanding some of the mysteries of our natural world with the everyday lives of the town’s residents could provide a very interesting and enjoyable experience for SciFi Channel viewers.
And besides, it might turn out that we are all living in Eureka.
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