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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
What about space? We haven't even gone into space beyond the Earth's gravitational
field, not to mention the study of gravity and its effect on the human being on other
planets. So when will people experimentally reach the numerical characteristics of the
impact of different levels of gravity and the understanding that in the human body there
is a whole system that reacts to changes in gravity? (that's not to mention a way to
control it) How many centuries will it take?
Rigden: What will change in man himself? Another time – another burden. Will people
have this time?
Anastasia: Well, as they say, better late than never! After all, already today scientists
understand that the functioning of a living organism to a large extent depends on the
magnitude of gravitational forces and how the body quickly responds to the reduction of
gravity, decreasing the volume of, again, the intercellular fluid. But that's not the point
here. After all, your knowledge and research actually prove that planet Earth with its
gravity conditions is not the native home of mankind! You can say that we're all aliens
here!.. Your information provides the basis for theoretical calculations of the
gravitational conditions under which self-regeneration takes place in the human body
and, consequently, life span increases ten times more than it's now...This will be such a
breakthrough in the human worldview!
Rigden: Because the consumer mindset dominates in today's society, it is better that
people think that they have descended from a monkey on Earth. The knowledge you are
referring to is useful only when the entire world community or at least its majority will
go in the direction of spiritual development and the domination of the Spiritual nature in
people. Otherwise, this knowledge is meaningless! When the Animal nature dominates
in the consciousness of the majority, the life of people will be bitter as a melted candle,
which gives neither light nor warmth. For the present society this knowledge will do no
good.
Furthermore, I would say it would be harmful for the reason that an increase in the
human life span (even by twenty years) will result in an increase of the population of the
planet. This will inevitably lead to crises, both food and economic ones, which are
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