aford10 :
I think that's the most absurd attempt to discredit these events, I've ever heard. That was either, you clawing/stretching/desperately grasping for staws, or you have no clue how those events happened.
I want so badly to type out a full page paragraph to retort that, but all I can do is facepalm.
are you somehow here hiding your beliefs in medicine?
because if you fail to grasp the concept of medicine, then you too would be suprised by a wizard or witch that does these things.
modern science is only that which the news reports.
far from the advances ever made in the labs that go through alpha, beta, and FDA testing.
also far from the publicly known possibilities.
what are you confused/angry about?
i begin to think here that there are thousands of chances per year to use this 'magic' medicine to save loved ones lives.
but
i feel if you were loving, rather than compassionate, your feelings of losing someone would be much easier.
i really feel it is childish to have to say 'all hospitals are a vending machine supervised by the teachers and world leaders'
meaning, whatever the FDA approves to be ALLOWED to be known by the public is what people get.
even if the situation feels or seems to be special.
the medicine is governed.. to say regulated is to say the medicine gets picked and choosed.
but seriously,
the medicine that the FDA approves to be used is not always a daily account.
if a person has been hanging for some time, could be 10 hours dead.. the nurses are allowed to revive that person despite the smell of death.
chances are, the persons who are called onto the scene have to be 'specialized' to do such a procedure.
and
any witnesses also have to be 'specialized' to allow it to happen.
and then..
the decision has to be pre-made on the behalf of the person who absorbs the medicine.
i just dont like being pulled down by people who are narrow-minded because of what they choose to believe as being the highest form of logic.
what you presented as logic is quite dull and out-dated.
to say that i dont generally keep the word 'staws' in my vocabulary..
well,
that is of what concern when all of this time has gone by?
one would think you are discrediting the people who work hard in a lab to analyze all the atoms on this planet.
or
you are working to disrespect my judgement on the release of such information.
either one is trumped by time and rationale.
but
i must say,
the news has done a good job at keeping the most 'wicked' medicine unavailable except the rare articles we come across every 1 or 2 years.
and because of that time, many people forget just how deep and involved the focus was when it was mentioned in the article.
i dont see why you would continue to push their memories back any further by your choice of misleading people into thinking medicine is of trash.
EVERYBODY has a clue how those events happened.
somebody was on their knees or in a chair with a rock bowl and a rock to stir the ingrediants inside the bowl.
the only thing ever remotely true about any medicine which does not use ingrediants in a bowl would be smacking a person or touching them in such a way as to revive them from a recent death.
and that brings the story towards being a 'healer' with only the hands.
which brings the story to a person being able to read thoughts based only on the energy released from the body.
magic is a gimmick.. it always has been.
aford10 :
What?? The consumers of what? Which government? Not that they matter in any way to what was in that quote. No consumer (of whatever product/item you're referring to), and no government, has the capability to bring someone back to life, who has been dead for 4 days.
That is why it was not a valid comparison. It's not like someone with knowledge of today's techniques, performed a routine task, that was seen as a miracle. Because, even to this day, we can't do that.
you would be speaking about upholding a POLICY.. not a fact of medicine.
many policies are ment to be broken if/when the situation allows it.
most important is why would such a policy ever be brought into law.
and it should be a real clue as to how often people can be monitored, or their whereabouts known.
to say a person was dead for 4 days before being discovered is to say the person is completely unimportant to family, friends, or the government.
and might i add..
the government would be the ones who see potential before a parent does.
there are trained 'agents' who specialize in those things.
meaning, the agent sees the potential forming, and however much time later.. the parent SHOULD see the potential too.
or
at the very least, would have proof of the potential in the near future.
even if that means the government sends somebody in to setup the situation for the child to release that potential to thus have a story to tell that proves the potential is there, exists, and is thriving.
because not everybody can make their biggest impact while going to school.
and if you were desperate enough to find people to work for you.. you would be looking at the schools and everywhere else possible.
because of the looking, you would also have the ability to deny certain people a job based on their performances in life.
as i said in my previous post..
the articles already do a good job of misinforming people by releasing an article every 1 or 2 years.
people forget all about those articles after they read them.
but when you see a picture, everything looks clean and organized doesnt it?
seems like the 'modern advancements' are getting very very high.. to the point where the rich would be willing to pay for that medicine to keep them alive and fully functional.
it is awfully hard to hide the fountain of youth.
why it was brought up in the first place, as a 'respectable associate' could be of more concern than denying possibilities.
really.. instead of hiding it.. they have a list of what can be released.. and everytime it gets better.. there is generally a new article about it.
i dont have a list of articles..
but i remember each one involves some serious blood work to be done.
and that seems to appear as being the single thing needed to form any rationale of what the government plays with 'on the dark side of the moon'