Blue Mountain
Resident Skeptical Hobbit
You're correct when you say we've never seen anything literally like HDD before. But we have seen astrology and numerology, soothsayers and gypsy fortune tellers before. To us, even a cursory examination of HDD is sufficient to show us it's not much removed from those attempts at understanding our world and making predictions about the immediate future.Because its different. You have never seen like this HDDesign before.
When you have to use minor news events to fill in an otherwise empty phi point on a timeline, while major events are not represented at all (except possibly after the fact), we conclude that it's not powerful at all.And yet its so powerful and easy, based on basic harmonics in our solarsystems and basic platonic solid geometry
One important conclusion science has made is that our brains are pattern matching machines. We're actually pretty good at it. So good, in fact, that we strive to find patterns in random data where there are no patterns at all. That's why a good scientist does not rely on intuition or even synchronicities when he (or she) is analyzing data. We're way too easily fooled.It explains why synchronicities occur at a specific moment in our perceptive of time, and ultimately what these 'expressions' really mean.
I know for sure, that what HDDesign has been showing may not be understood or most possibly be dismissed by most, but that eventually the dedicated observer will understand the signifigance of it, that he or she will start to understand that our reality is indeed based on a Hyper Dimensionally Initiated Design.
Intuition gets us only so far. I'm thinking that in Europe it worked only into the 1500s. Only when Europe divorced its academic institutions from the Church (whose intellectual basis was the Bible, which in turn was based on bronze-age intuitions) did science come in and we began to make headway into resolving technological and medical problems. And even political problems: once we decided kings did not rule by divine right (which I might argue is an intuitive concept), we began building the robust democratic societies we enjoy today.
Jenny McCarthy's "mommy instincts" tell her it was a vaccination that caused her son's autism, so she's now campaigning against vaccines. Science tells us that was not the case, and that vaccines have saved millions of lives over the past 150 years.
Our modern world did not come about because we looked at things intuitively. Relativity is not intuitive. Quantum mechanics are not intuitive. Our rigid 3D view of reality (4D in the case of relativity) has served us extremely well.