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Comment on DRACO: Death to the Virus by CogitoErgoBibo

CogitoErgoBibo — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 18:50:54 +0000

We are very excited to announce that The Draco Fund is now accepting donations! Also, we have been granted non-profit status by the IRS so your donations will now be tax deductible. All donations, large and small, will aid in moving DRACO research forward and will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much for your patience, kind words of encouragement, and continued support! You can view how your donation will be used here.

http://www.thedracofund.org

Don’t forget to click “Return to The Draco Fund” on the PayPal “Donation Complete” page to give us a chance to say thank you and an opportunity for you to share the news of your generosity with others.

Thank you,

Scott Tarone
President
The Draco Fund

Comment on Mass Hallucination, Hysteria & Miracles by olddesertrat

olddesertrat — Sat, 23 Aug 2014 02:45:08 +0000

While I agree with your final conclusion that mass hallucination is a bullshit argument, get the impression that you are claiming that it is the non-scientific supporters making the false claim that mass hallucination is the scientific explanation.
I am 54 yrs old. From my live experience this is absolutely NOT the case. Can not think of a single time any non-scientific person claimed mass hallucination was the scientific explanation.
Have had dozens of discussions of about mass hallucination. Every person I have ever talked that used the mass hallucination theory viewed themselves as the scientific, reasonable and informed side.
My educational background is theoretical physics. Am very far biased to reason and logic. However mass hallucination theory has always appeared to me to be itself a irrational belief disguised as science. Mass hallucination can not be explained, it can not be reproduced, it has not been documented to even exist.
Example: 100 people in a football field claim to see a 300 ft disk shaped UFO with blinking lights. Two news teams show up. News teams point their time-stamped cameras at the sky were UFO is suppose to be…and see nothing. Other time stamped cameras point at crowed pointing at sky, talking about seeing UFO.
IF this happened, then I would agree it is a documented case of mass hallucination existing.
HOWEVER….to my knowledge this or similiar has NEVER happened.
If 100 people claim to see religious statues move…If there are no cameras there documenting that statues did not move…there exists no evidence that event did not happen. Eye witness accounts is all the exist. To simply discredit and dismiss eye witnesses without any other proof or evidence is itself a biased and irrational act.
Again, as a scientist, I am personally more inclined to believe that maybe there was an earth quake smaller than human perception that set up oscillating waves of motion in the statues
However…that would be my belief…NOT PROOF, NOT EVIDENCE. If I have no scientific backup proof or evidence for my theory, or belief or opinion on what happened to those statues…then my belief of what happened so no better than the religious person’s belief in what happened. Claiming my belief is “better” is itself a delusion. Exactly like using mass hallucination as a “better” explanation.

Comment on DRACO: Death to the Virus by CogitoErgoBibo

CogitoErgoBibo — Thu, 14 Aug 2014 02:31:58 +0000

Everyone can now register on TheDracoFund.org,, our apologies for not having provisions for people outside the U.S. at the onset, but we are ready now. Please encourage everyone to register by clicking “Join Us”. We are in the process of getting our tax exempt status filing done and having the ability to donate on the web site added. We would like to be able to let everyone know when we are ready. Please post the link to our site everywhere appropriate.

http://www.thedracofund.org

Thank you!

Comment on DRACO: Death to the Virus by CogitoErgoBibo

CogitoErgoBibo — Tue, 05 Aug 2014 20:32:00 +0000

My apologies… we’re working on it.

Comment on DRACO: Death to the Virus by RohanSJ

RohanSJ — Tue, 05 Aug 2014 06:55:05 +0000

Unfortunately it isn’t possible to “Join Us” at thedracofund.org with a non-USA address, as “State” is required.

Comment on DRACO: Death to the Virus by CogitoErgoBibo

CogitoErgoBibo — Tue, 05 Aug 2014 02:42:24 +0000

The Draco Fund is now officially a company. While we are not setup to accept donations on the site just yet (and are in the process of filing for tax-exempt status), please visit our site and click Join Us so we can let you know when we are ready.

Thank you…

http://www.thedracofund.org

Comment on Reminiscent of 1692: A Modern Missouri Witch-hunt by madalynkathryn

madalynkathryn — Mon, 07 Apr 2014 09:56:06 +0000

I feel so alone… hehehe! 😉

Comment on Reminiscent of 1692: A Modern Missouri Witch-hunt by madalynkathryn

madalynkathryn — Sun, 23 Mar 2014 11:47:13 +0000

As it is. It applies here too! 🙂

Comment on Reminiscent of 1692: A Modern Missouri Witch-hunt by madalynkathryn

madalynkathryn — Sun, 23 Mar 2014 11:39:45 +0000

Damn! Sorry. Thought I posted to “Mental Health Cover-Up.” Please apply my comments there. Oops…

Comment on Reminiscent of 1692: A Modern Missouri Witch-hunt by madalynkathryn

madalynkathryn — Sun, 23 Mar 2014 11:28:01 +0000

As I recall from Psychology instruction, “Michelle” did garner a lot of attention. But again, as I remember it just didn’t quite jive with me. We had to outline the human instinct and reaction aspect of the points supposed, but there was no rhyme or reason. It struck me as not credible. A feed of nonsense that seemed to be more to “grab” the reader than a statement of fact. I questioned it then, as I do now. I agree that it is totally off base and not to be believed…