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UFOsandUAPs ADA034236

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This is a technical report by Thomas E. Bearden, a research scientist with an MS in nuclear engineering, dated January 3, 1977. Bearden submitted it to the Defense Documentation Center under a cover letter and it is approved for public release. The report divides the evolution of life into seven stages and argues that humanity must avoid self-destruction by technologically linking all human brains into a single superbeing. It claims UFO phenomena are consistent with a sixth-stage superbeing preparing humanity for that linkage.

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Since that is the inceptive (psychokinetic) channel, the inception of a linked
array of minds may be seen to increase exponentially as the number of brains in
the linkage increas9s. This is in fact an inceptive cyborg effect, and it is
holographic.
The Soviets found, e.g., that an individual fish is m0re sensitive to
magnetic fields when he is in a group of his peers than when he is e. lone.
Psi-blockers are well known to often hamper or debtroy a psi-positive's ability.
Groups: of empathetic persons often achieve remarkable ESP. Identical twins
very oftan exhibit remarkably similar lives, even though separated at birth, as
though cyborged into the same overall behavioral pattern.
Our purposG t however, was merely to show that inception/psychokinesis ·
increases exponentially with coherent linkage, and that has been shown by
equation ( 10) •
From equation (10) 1 regardless of how smull Ik is 1 the inceptive gain
of u linked series of brains cu11 be made as high as desired 1 merely by linking
a sufficient number of brains. psychokinesis is holographically linkable and
exponantially amplifiable. Given a sufficient number of linked cells, absolute
mastery of space and time is achieved .
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