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The First Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Sarah: “Is this like the Prime Directive as it’s portrayed on Star Trek”
Dr. Neruda: “No. It’s more like a parent who wants its children to learn how to fend
for themselves so they can become greater contributors to the family.”
Sarah: “But wouldn’t a hostile takeover of earth affect the Federation”
Dr. Neruda: “Most definitely. But the Federation does not preempt a species’ own
responsibility for survival and the perpetuation of its genetics. You see, at an atomic
level our physical bodies are made quite literally from stars. At a sub-atomic level, our
minds are nonphysical repositories of a galactic mind. At a sub-sub-atomic level, our
souls are non-physical repositories of God or the intelligence that pervades the
universe.
“The Federation believes that the human species can defend itself because it is of the
stars, galactic mind, and God. If we were unsuccessful, and the hostility spread to other
parts of our galaxy, then the Federation would take notice and its members would
defend their sovereignty, and this has happened many times. And in this process of
defense new technologies arise, new friendships are forged, and new confidence is
embedded in the galactic mind.
“That’s why the Federation performs as they do.”
Sarah: “Doesn’t BST exist somewhere within the Federation”
Dr. Neruda: “Perhaps in one of the planets closer to our galactic core.”
Sarah: “So why doesn’t the Federation help… you said they could help didn’t you”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes, they can help. And the Corteum are IMs or invited members and
they are helping us. But they themselves do not possess the BST technology… this is a
very special technology that’s permitted to be acquired by a species that intends to use
it only as a defensive weapon. And herein is the challenge.
Sarah: “Who does the ‘permitting’… are you saying the Federation decides when a
species is ready to acquire BST”
Dr. Neruda: “No… I think it has to do with God.”
Sarah: “I don’t know why, but I have a hard time believing that you believe in God.”
Dr. Neruda: “Well, I do. And furthermore, so does everyone within the Labyrinth
Group—including Fifteen. We’ve seen far too many evidences of God or a higher
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