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That's not being silly at all. I'm sort of doing this myself because this "reptiliandude" has never offered a lick of proof and he's also kind of a jerk at times. While I hadn't specifically considered the idea of MK-ULTRA, I have a similar "just a narcissitic LARP" theory which is acting as my null hypothesis. You're quite correct about that "Cain" connection, as I've noted in my other thread.
One of the key defining things that makes this "reptiliandude" interesting is his identification as a commonly vilified "alien race." Most people in this thought pattern viscerally seem to assume that "reptilian=evil." RD's counter-theory is particularly interesting to me because of that irony.
He specifically says something to the effect that "reptilians are a different evolutionary branch and don't have many reasons to interact with humanity genetically the same way a primate species like the Kayeen would." Furthermore, he stated the idea of "consuming negative emotions" which most people attribute to this "evil reptilian" race is a silly one that doesn't make sense. He links the alleged inspiration by his people to Akhenaten as the origin of our Moses and establishes a corollary to Jesus in his own alleged culture.
I guess what amuses me that it's kind of a counter-theory to many of the popular ET theories out there while itself proposing that ET exists. My actual takeaway from the general discussion here is more of a loose hypothesis that it's likely we have some ET or demonic forces manipulating the elites of our planet rather than a committal to any specific narrative.
I will have to check out your threads then.
But just for a quick reply, to the point of the "corollary to Jesus in his own culture", I've also read in occult circles the idea of "Logoi", or that there is more or less a Logos for each planet, or perhaps more accurately for each star.
One thought that's rather entertaining is that we are all Logoi of respective planets or stars, we just don't know it. "Space" is set up so that there is infinite potential in which this can be realized.
Yeah, Law of One mentions Logoi.
At any rate, reptiliandude claimed LO1 is BS. Instead he claims that these "solar allegories" appear on multiple worlds and are one of the teaching actions that are meant to lead to the One God. He says that the Naigaje aren't as dogmatic about this as monotheists are here. In his case, he interprets this as a form of unitarian deism. But he also claims that God works with whatever belief systems He finds are present.
Personally, I actually subscribe to a traditional Christian paradigm. Theosis rather than apotheosis. This is more of a fact finding and hypothetical track of thought for me.
Well, if God is Logos, then beyond knowledge I would think it would imply a logical basis for everything, so fact finding like you said helps to piece a lot of things together.
I was told that the ultimate purpose for reality was to provide for love, beauty, and glory, in that order.
Glory is something a bit left behind, isn't it? Probably because the world is a little out of sync in regards to the first two.
Indeed, I think it's fair to say God has a logical basis. It's also correct to recognize, as you have, that may be beyond our knowledge. Furthermore, it may remain so indefinitely.
There's a very distinct qualitative difference between God's Logos and man's reasoning. Our reasoning is in some respects a derivative form which is less absolute than His. In some ways less potent, but in some ways we can do things that His absolute perspective would make difficult. I tend to think of it like this: Our reasoning is based on deductive inference, induction from multiple cases, or abduction from revelation. All of these systems result in a set of principles that is akin to taking an observation and drawing a line on a map from reference points given by these methods.
God doesn't have the map from His standpoint. He's drawing it from His own artistic vision. The reasoning there is something implicit in His Nature. The nature of reality itself. God also must be operating on some kind of "first order logic" which isn't susceptible to the "incompleteness" limitations that arise from our formalized axiomatic reasoning structures. God's reasoning is perfect because it reflects the absolute nature of reality. Not something we can say about our own reasoning.
It's obvious that narrowing the ignorance is a goal that is profitable, however, since we should be able to minimize errors by doing so. Plotting out these unknown areas so we can draw more accurate lines of deductive reasoning by studying the broader canvas is good way of doing that.