For plasma theory the main proponent is Jaydreamerz, someone I don't totally trust, in fact I'm sure he's a limited hangout but it doesn't change the fact he ties a lot together in ways I haven't seen anyone else does [...]
I'm interested in the idea of intelligent plasma so I watched a few of Jaydreamerz' videos.
First of all, I don't like watching videos. I can read the transcript of a one-hour video in ten minutes. I feel like these people are wasting my time by making videos instead of writing their ideas down. I am busy, I don't have ten hours to spend watching videos in which some bro in a backwards baseball cap uses video games as proof of his theories.
That's me being elitist and unfairly judgmental. America is a tough place to make a living these days. Videos are faster and easier to produce than articles or books. Live videos put you in real-time contact with your followers and create a sense of community. They are much easier to monetize. Independent researchers do not have the luxury of university funding, so they have to make a living somehow. Better to make lots of fun videos and get paid that way than work at McDonald's for minimum wage and spend all your free time writing long texts that almost no one will read.
Still, I'm just not going to watch all these videos, especially because they all seem to cover similar themes with no clear center. I gave Jaydreamerz about two hours of my time on 2x speed, so four hours of content, which is already a lot.
Actually, I was pleasantly surprised. I was initially drawn to the theme by some of the research I encountered in my "Temples and Churches as Radio Frequency Receivers" thread. Later I read Robert Temple's "A New Science of Heaven". I don't know if Jaydreamerz ever refers to this book or not, but if he doesn't, he needs to read it today. I don't know what the deal with Robert Temple is. He appears to be connected with a lot of high-level people in culture, science, entertainment, and government. I think he's a Rosicrucian. His website is very spooky. He's connected to old Jewish and aristocratic lineages. Several of his books deal with the theme of communication with otherworldly entities, always from a well-researched scientific perspective. In "A New Science of Heaven" he presents all kinds of fascinating information about plasma. He suggests that space is filled with gigantic, ancient plasma brains. He suggests that humans are plasma creatures and that our physical bodies are "printed" from plasma blueprints. If I remember correctly he believes that the plasma "up there" is separated from the plasma "down here". He doesn't go into all the speculative eschatological stuff that Jaydreamerz does. Actually, Jaydreamerz does a good job of bringing evidence to the table for his theories. There was a time when I was very interested in the Electric Universe ideas. I think they're probably correct that much of the old art we see depicted something seen in the sky. But something isn't right. The Electric Universe theories are too tied to standard chronology and standard astronomy. All the work that people like Velikovsky did to anchor their ideas to established science might turn out to be counterproductive in the end, because it just means their theories must fall with Scaligerian chronology and Einsteinian astrophysics. As I said, I kind of lost interest.
Jaydreamerz' vision feels closer to the truth somehow. Give the man credit, he has created quite a comprehensive theory, one that explains:
- medieval torture (in a plasma-saturated environment, it is very difficult to kill someone)
- knights' armor (designed for combat with the remnants of plasma "fantazoid" creatures that materialized when the Eye in the Sky opened, letting plasma rush in)
- the practice of leaving offerings out for spirits (real floating plasma creatures would eat the offering rather than attack the people inside the house), ditto for the blood smeared on the door in the Passover legend)
- the association of places of power with divinity and divination (conduits from which plasma inside the Earth escaped)
- the incredible variety of weird sea creatures (plasma entities that "fell" into our world and took refuge in the ocean to survive in their now-embodied form), and much more. Let me add, on the latter point, that Robert Temple (and others) have argued, in a serious scientific journal, that octopi come from outer space. Seriously:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0079610718300798
...and much more, probably.
In the roughly four hours of his content that I watched, I didn't "catch" Jaydreamerz saying anything stupid or suspicious. Actually, it's all fascinating and fits together very nicely. There's not a lot of proof, just a lot of circumstantial evidence, but then again, what possible form could "proof" take other than the Earth opening up and plasma shooting out of it? I mean, the existence of ball lightning alone (something that mainstream science recognizes but absolutely cannot explain) seems to constitute something like "proof" already.
So, I'd actually be interested in diving deeper into these ideas, but since I have no way of knowing which videos are about what, I will probably wait until Jaydreamerz writes a book or someone writes a good synthesis of his work here. Gold, thanks for the share, I found it very worthwhile.