ZetaTalk: Being Human

result in denial, especially in a guilty party. The mother understands her role, and though in pain prefers to pretend the molestation did not occur, or occurred only because the child incited it and thus deserved it.

The Ramsy case is cycled in the news media, especially in the scandal rags, because it sells. It sells because the reader is wondering how long it is going to take before the obviously guilty parents are brought to justice. They are wealthy, bought and intimidated the local police into cooperation by their contributions to causes in the area or threats of legal action, as they could afford lawyers aplenty during any challenge. The local police, having failed to press when the

evidence was hot, are likewise now in a conflict situation. They deny any wrongdoing, vehemently, thus preventing

prosecution. The parents appear on TV, holding hands and acting like angels, shocking the subconscious of the public

who senses otherwise. Why does justice take so long? In part because of the commonality in households throughout

the world. Children are vulnerable, cannot fight back when the perpetrator is the parent, and are thus the first object

when the father’s resentment toward his prissy wife reaches the boiling point. Each prosecutor knows of situations

within his extended family or neighborhood or circle of friends where molestation of this sort is suspected. Eyebrows

are raised, jaws set in anger, but no actions are taken. The victims, being told they asked for their treatment, are bad, are getting what they deserved, are hardly likely to point an accusing finger. The victims have been convinced they are the criminal, and have gone into hiding with their parents, into face- saving denial, and silence.

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ZetaTalk: Humor

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ZetaTalk: Humor

Note: written on Jul 15, 1996

It is not by accident that a person coughing or choking is frequently thought to be a person having a good laugh.

Likewise the start of a hearty laugh is often mistaken for a shout or sneeze, and the rhythm of laughing is similar to the heaving rhythm of sobbing. Do these similarities mean that laughter has a physiological basis with sobbing and

coughing or a defensive bark? They do indeed. An analysis of situations found humorous invariably uncovers a tense

situation. In fact, to discern why one person finds a situation funny while another does not, look to why the amused

person is experiencing tension. Muscles tensed without relief naturally begin twitching and cramping, a result of the

buildup of toxins in the muscles but also due to the evolution of effective relaxation methods. Those creatures that

cramped without release did poorly, and those that twitched into a different state survived. Thus laughter or sobbing or

barking - a tension release.

Socialized humans given to denying their hostilities excuse their laughter as benign, which of course in the main it is.

If they weren't laughing they might be murdering each other or endlessly fighting, so laughter is encouraged. When

there is nothing one can do about it - joke around. Situations of intense jealousy bring forth sarcasm, which is hostility thinly veiled as humor. If someone else gets the promotion, joke around about his qualifications in a semi- sarcastic

manner, and you might get away with throwing him a verbal punch. If you have a dominating wife who insists that the

doors be opened for her as though she were a helpless queen, the thought of someone like her dropping her parcels when the doorman gets distracted and lets the door smack in her face allows the fuming husband to do this to his wife, by proxy. Humor is thus an effective safety valve for hostility that would prove disruptive, and can even be used to

deflect antagonism from others. Oops, the jokes on me.

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ZetaTalk: Conspiracies

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ZetaTalk: Conspiracies

Note: written on Feb 15, 1997

Conspiracies are integral to all 3rd Density existence, as it is natural for intelligent species to attempt to mold the world around them to their liking. A conspiracy is simply a manipulation of the world done in a covert manner, rather than

an open attempt to manipulate. In this the 3rd Density entity is attempting to better their chances at success, since

those upon whom the conspiracy is foisted are not aware that a manipulation is underway. Humans often assume that a conspiracy needs certain components such as smoke filled back rooms and encrypted communications, but

conspiracies take place in such humble places as the family kitchen or the school yard where youngsters play. A wink

and a whisper are all that is required, and a conspiracy is in process!

Conspiracies exist in human society, as in all 3rd Density societies where entities are sorting out their orientation to be either Service-to-Self or Service-to-Other, as they are an extension of the desire to manipulate others. Wanting to take

a larger share, or wanting to conceal actions that one would be punished for, or wanting to foist a pretense upon others

- all these desires lead to conspiracies. Grand conspiracies that get recorded in history books are rare, but the

conspiratorial process is common, a daily affair for most humans, in fact. Conspiracies succeed on the small scale, and

encourage those who lean strongly in the Service-to-Self orientation to try them on a larger scale. How successful have

they been? Secrets of interest worldwide to all peoples have been kept, for decades, even when known by a large

number of individuals who would just love to tell the truth. Examples of the success of such conspiracies are:

the long term FBI chief Hoover’s conspiracy to keep his cross-dressing and homosexual life style from the