(First Session)
3/29/22 “Project Looking Glass” PLG
Todd was there (ToddFather). He was wearing a Tampa Bay baseball cap and a shirt with another Mexican or Aztec symbol. He did not mention it. He did say he will be at the Final Four in New Orleans. He is pulling for Duke. He was at a restaurant in Idaho Falls. There was considerable background noise of music and talking throughout the Live coming from the restaurant. He was there for some 7K meetings. He began a Q & A with the first question being had Phil ever seen the Project Looking Glass (PLG) machine? Yes. He has seen it twice. It is no longer in existence. It was destroyed in order that it would not get into the wrong hands. It was created in the 80’s by a military (secret) group. Phil said kind of like “Men in Black,” but have nothing to do with aliens! He said there several secret agencies that nobody knows about. If you knew about them, they would not be able to function doing the things they do. This was interesting, Phil helped in configuring certain aspects of the machine (PLG). He was 20 years of age when he first got involved. He said we are in the position we are today because of PLG. It is a machine in a circular shape, about the size of a small room, and you are placed inside it. It is a read only device. I will try to explain it best I can from what I now understand. If I am wrong, please correct me. Think Virtual Reality. There is no real time travel, that is, being able to transport to another time. What it does is to make projections based on the information fed to it from past real events. It cannot make predictions on events that have not occurred. It can only project on known events. This is exactly how sophisticated robots work. Again, it computes those events or scenarios based on the information fed into it, then projects future scenarios. It determines outcomes based on past real events. It cannot make a prediction about something of which it has no information. Example, 911. Since it had no historical information about that, because it knew nothing about it, it could not project it. A good analogy is this: Let’s talk about our imagination. Is the imagination finite or infinite? Some of you will say infinite, some of you finite. It is finite, that is, it is limited. I will prove it. Try to imagine a brand new color in the rainbow. Not a shade or hue but a brand new color. It’s impossible. Why? Because we cannot imagine what we have no information about. That is not implying that we once started with a crude model of an airplane and have now advanced to incredible jets, hovercraft, and even anti-gravity machines and drones. We came up with those kind of ideas because they were based on something we already knew about. We cannot imagine what Heaven or Hell is like because we have no real information with which to imagine it. We can come up with all kinds of ideas, but none of them are based on real factual information.

The reason it is called a looking glass is that it “looks” into the future or past and makes a determination of a future event from known past events. The question was asked why even have it? It was to give foresight to understand better what might occur in the future understanding past historical events. The machine has no audio. Phil mentioned Denzel Washington’s movie Deja Vu to get some idea of Looking Glass. There were some other kind of silly questions asked which I am not going to comment on. What was most interesting to me at the end was that PLG created a “Playbook!” This was the scenario to follow which I am, “making a prediction,” became THE PLAN! Q! NCSWIC Chip

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