A dream - Elon Musk's silver bar

February 15, 2020

I dreamed I was in a one story commercial building. It seemed to be my office but I also seemed to live there.  2-3 rooms. The back room some workers came in and put in a door to an office next door. I couldn’t figure out why they put in a door as it was my space. But I was going to take it up with the leasing people later.

I got out my back door. There’s Elon with his new cyber truck. {my redacted friend] comes by and asks if he can drive it. Elon tosses him the keys, and I get in so he doesn't do anything crazy. So it seems [my redacted friend] is going to park it in a stall at the end of the street. While [my redacted friend] is trying to park it he hits the cement block wall in front of the parking stall.! I’m horrified! Then he hits the wall again. There a hole in it.  The truck has surprisingly little damage just the part at the front. He gives out a chuckle-laugh and says “this car is such a piece of shit!” (I've had numerous disagreements with him in that regard).  By this time I’m screaming at [my reedacted friend] to stop and let me out! He lets me out then drives off!

So I head back to my office and profusely apologize to Elon. For some reason he’s nowin my office. I tell him [my redacted friend] has been a bad driver ever since the Pleiades. 

Elon lays down a rectangle of silver with one side that is slanted in and rippled artistically like someone had ripped an edge off of it. He laid that down on a stack of cardboard boxes along with a hundred dollar bill. The silver rectangle was thin like the thickness of a ring band but had an edgearound the edge about 3 coins high for stiffness.  I noticed on the silver bar was a picture of earth, a laser engraved hologram plus some kind of hologram data code squares but not bar code or a QR code.  

I was fascinated by this thing and where Elon got it. He seemed to be paying for things with these. They were artistic and beautiful. Like a metallic bank note.

Elon says to me, “if you look closely at the silver there’s laser encodings of the locations of freshwater lakes and other key natural resources. "

I asked if it was for me, he says “yes,, thank you for risking your life trying to stop him”. He didn’t seem angry just resigned to the fact his truck damaged and out of sight.

Clif High: The Duration and Impact of "Legal Language"

I thought this was an interesting insight on the part of Clif High.  Heather's work was a series of UCC law filings in regards to putting an end to human trafficking by the banking system.  Not just the human trafficking of children and those in the sex trade, but also the human trafficking of DNA and bodies.  But most importantly the virtual human trafficking done on your inbodyment since your incarnation as a human being,  monetizing birth certificates and every single piece of paper they create on you.  It's the virtual trafficking that creates inflation and poverty because they control the access to your value.  The filings were completed years ago. its taken a while for them to be noticed in the systems, but you are seeing it play out in the news now. 

Klaus Schwab and his radical Schwahabi sect are all about creating slave system 2.0 in their "Build Back Better". Trying to bury humanity in disease, depopulation and complete pervasive control in a Chinese like social credit score system. 
 

Clif High

@clif_high

February 16, 2022

Just FYI, in my 30+ years work with first inventing, then working on perfecting, Predictive Linguistics, i found that there was no language more powerful in 'duration' or 'impact' than "legal" language. It's 'intensity' attribute is way low due to the process being so slow to complete regardless of the final, resulting, life & society altering impacts of the decisions involved in the manifestation of the legal language. 

Thus legal language has the lowest level of emotional intensity of all the categories, but the highest valued attributes for impact of the moment of 'manifestation'. It also has the highest value for attribute of 'duration' which defines the persistence of change induced by the language.