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Svetaswan-2

RE: New T.V. Please Help!

I'm sorry - I didn't mean to ignore you post.  Perhaps I can get a little - or a lot - paranoid when it comes to the Internet (for example - see the message I posted earlier today).  There have been a few "strange" things that have happened to me in recent years where the Internet is concerned - or I have heard/read about "strange" things happening in general  - so sometimes, I'm a bit leery about clicking links. 

Nice page. :)  I always dig people who have an awareness of the various forms of sabotage that surround us.

~Svetaswan

--- In [hidden email], <patricia@...> wrote:

yes, it is programming us... negatively.

and it can be an addiction.

life is so much better without it.

we live in such an unnatural world.

the technology is unnatural,

and the ideas - and even many events -

on TV are unreal. see

http://thoughtcrimeradio.net/2013/08/secret-darpa-mind-control-project-revealed-leaked-document/

thanks to you, i just added a line about tv. :)

love, patricia

On Aug 1, 2013, at 10:44 PM, svetaswan wrote:

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> --- In [hidden email] , Patricia Robinett <patricia@...> wrote:

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>> i belong to the 'kill your TV' crowd.

>> i live quite well without one.

>> not suggesting that you would be

>> ok without one, but you could experiment.

>> ? some say they are far happier without

>> the programming - such intensity.

>> and it's all based on fear.

>> love, patricia

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> Ideally, I would love to get rid of my TV dependence. It doesn't mean that it will happen - but one can dream!

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> Another thing that I suspect that chronic TV-watching promotes is a passive mind - a mind that is not engaged in rich imagination, critical thinking, and unique ideas. We are just sitting there in passive mode - taking in someone else's ideas, and someone else's ideas of the images we should be exposed to. If you think about it - it's crazy how, over the past 50 years, our free time has become largely centered around sitting around a screen. Interesting that you use the word "programming" - that word can hold a double-meaning when it comes to our TV exposure.

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> ~Svetaswan

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Patricia

RE: New T.V. Please Help!

can someone tell me why i am getting HTML
code in emails from aimee and svetaswan?
is it their computers? is it yahoo? is it just me?
any ideas? makes it difficult to read.
thanks. patricia

On Sep 2, 2013, at 4:49 PM, <[hidden email]> <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I'm sorry - I didn't mean to ignore you post.  Perhaps I can get a little - or a lot - paranoid when it comes to the Internet (for example - see the message I posted earlier today).  There have been a few "strange" things that have happened to me in recent years where the Internet is concerned - or I have heard/read about "strange" things happening in general  - so sometimes, I'm a bit leery about clicking links. 
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> Nice page. :)  I always dig people who have an awareness of the various forms of sabotage that surround us.
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> ~Svetaswan
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> --- In [hidden email], <patricia@...> wrote:
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> yes, it is programming us... negatively.
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> and it can be an addiction.
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> life is so much better without it.
>
> we live in such an unnatural world.
>
> the technology is unnatural,
>
> and the ideas - and even many events -
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> on TV are unreal. see
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> http://thoughtcrimeradio.net/2013/08/secret-darpa-mind-control-project-revealed-leaked-document/
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> thanks to you, i just added a line about tv. :)
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> love, patricia
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> On Aug 1, 2013, at 10:44 PM, svetaswan wrote:
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> > --- In [hidden email] , Patricia Robinett <patricia@...> wrote:
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> >> i belong to the 'kill your TV' crowd.
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> >> i live quite well without one.
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> >> not suggesting that you would be
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> >> ok without one, but you could experiment.
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> >> ? some say they are far happier without
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> >> the programming - such intensity.
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> >> and it's all based on fear.
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> >> love, patricia
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> > Ideally, I would love to get rid of my TV dependence. It doesn't mean that it will happen - but one can dream!
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> > Another thing that I suspect that chronic TV-watching promotes is a passive mind - a mind that is not engaged in rich imagination, critical thinking, and unique ideas. We are just sitting there in passive mode - taking in someone else's ideas, and someone else's ideas of the images we should be exposed to. If you think about it - it's crazy how, over the past 50 years, our free time has become largely centered around sitting around a screen. Interesting that you use the word "programming" - that word can hold a double-meaning when it comes to our TV exposure.
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Marc Martin

RE: New T.V. Please Help!

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On September 2, Patricia Robinett <[hidden email]> wrote:
> can someone tell me why i am getting HTML
> code in emails from aimee and svetaswan?
> is it their computers? is it yahoo? is it just me?
> any ideas? makes it difficult to read.

It's a bug with the new YahooGroups -- which they've
claimed to have fixed, by the way... :-(

Marc

KarenEck

Re: New T.V. Please Help!

In reply to this post by Marc Martin

>Also I don't feed any TV set a 1080P signal -- I find 1080I to be more tolerable.
>Marc

I'm just starting from the top of this thread - so if you already answered this I will see it as I read on - what is the difference in I and P signals. We have cable TV - and a tube TV that must be over 30 years old. I didn't know there was any choices to be made. My mom won't change from that old TV.

And I reset all the subscribe to email settings - there is an option button on each thread page, which is what I used the first time, instead of from the top forum page. So testing, testing, will I get a copy of this??????