Sunday, October 18, 2020
Non-random question
Tardigrades seem to be a 'proof of concept' design for an entirely different form of life. Animals that form long-lasting seeds like plants.
Many successful forms of life seem to have been designed by competing teams with alternate ideas.
All animals and plants exhibit beauty in form or behavior, totally unnecessary for mere reproduction.
When you see competing teams and 'entertainment' in a design, you can be sure it wasn't just for the designer's amusement. It was aimed to satisfy a customer, or aimed to appeal to potential customers. Major studios like Loewy and Pininfarina are always creating displays and exhibits to pull in new work.
Question: Who were God's customers?
Obviously the studio we call God wasn't just working for its own amusement. It was trying to serve some highly demanding customers, and trying to advertise for new customers. Who were they? What did they specify?
The older cultures who had multiple gods with different personalities, interacting with various types of subgods, were probably a lot closer to reality than the more recent monotheistic setups. Monotheism is created by imperial globalists, and reinforces globalism in a deadly positive feedback loop.
Labels: asked and worth asking again, Entertainment, Grand Blueprint
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