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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Sarah: “As you’re talking I can’t help but think that these planners sound a lot like the
Hollywood portrayal of the antichrist. I mean don’t they wield a god-like power And yet I
haven’t heard you say anything about a religious or spiritual connection.”
Dr. Neruda: “I think the power they wield is directed at the survival of humanity. They’re
not evil in the sense that they’re intent on destroying earth or humanity. They’re trying to
guide humanity to new systems before the old systems decay and create the conditions that
could bring annihilation to a substantial percentage of the species.
“The choices of a fragmented state leadership or anarchy are not suitable systems for
modern, civilized man. They invariably lead to imbalance and an inability to move from the
old system to the new system. Before the advent of long-range missile technology, nuclear,
biological and chemical weapons, this migration of the human race from one system to
another was not as critical. But the chasm that exists between systems as complex as
economies and energy, and in light of modern weapon’s technology, the Incunabula serve a
vital role.”
Sarah: “Do the planners believe in God”
Dr. Neruda: “I presume they believe in a higher power. Perhaps they don’t call it God
because of the religious overtones contained in that word, but they certainly are aware of the
unification force because Fifteen has acquainted the present generation of planners with the
LERM technology.”
Sarah: “That’s interesting. So they’ve all seen LERM and know how it works”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes, to your first question, but I don’t believe they understand how it works
at the micro-factual level.”
Sarah: “When someone—like an Incunabula planner—interacts with LERM, assuming he
didn’t believe in God beforehand… in other words he’s an atheist… does it convert him”
Dr. Neruda: “Again, it depends on the definition of God. If they don’t believe in God as
defined by a certain religion, and then experience LERM, they will not be persuaded by
LERM to believe in the religious version of God.”
Sarah: “I think I followed your explanation, but what I mean is different. Assume they
didn’t believe in any higher power, that the universe is a big mechanical formation that
became the way it did by some evolutionary quirk. Would someone of this mindset become
a believer that there’s a force orchestrating things—even if you don’t choose to call it God”
Dr. Neruda: “Everyone who has undertaken the LERM experience concludes that a
unifying intelligence pervades the universe in every measurable dimension, and that this
intelligence is both personal and universal simultaneously, and because of this feature, it is
absolute, unique, singular.
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