Post #125

From where did the knowledge originate that elevated the elite to greatness?

Where did Einstein acquire his knowledge and, for that matter, all the other scientists?
How, exactly, is new, applicable knowledge actually created?
Albert or Nikola Tesla and many other brilliant minds were convinced that their knowledge emerged from an intuitive source. Intuition consists of ideas that are subsequently processed by logic the very logic inherent in intelligent minds.
Thus, without intelligence, these intuitive ideas cannot be processed. But where, then, do these intuitive ideas actually come from, given that all these thinkers were certain they originated from an external source?
The mathematical principle I discovered came about purely by chance a coincidence that had been slowly brewing.
From this, one can deduce that I, too, did not unearth this principle entirely on my own, but rather that it was simply handed to me.
This is precisely how those "eccentrics" among the elite acquired their knowledge the very knowledge they were able to develop and leverage to achieve such great things.
The "376-DNA Principle" now asserts once again thereby confirming the thinkers in their assumption that we receive knowledge from an external source, in accordance with a specific plan.
The reason these "eccentrics" still do not take this seriously lies in their cognitive dissonance.
They merely wonder why nothing new ever emerges anymore why they are forced to keep operating according to old, established patterns.
They have simply been duped lured into a trap because their souls prefer to hang out in the "Satan Club" rather than striving to ascend to a higher plane.