December 2, 2022
Harrison Ford turned 80 on July 13, 2022. I'll be 80 on February 17, 2023. I may not be Indiana Jones but like Ford I am always up for an adventure - especially those linked to Time Travel and Nazi Germany - guided by destiny with an alien orientation for me and perhaps Steven Spielberg born in 1946.
In 2008 - when they filmed Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - all about crystal skulls - I shot a segment for the Syfy Network at my alma mater Brooklyn College.
If not for Covid and climate change Z & I would be having more adventures around the globe but don't think it's worth the risks. Besides things in the simulation are ramping up now ... down to time traveling wormholes and black holes both tied to proving we exist in a simulation. Hopefully it will be physically proven at the time of closure.
What is this enigmatic device/artifact from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny?
It looks like the Antikythera Mechanism.
Ancient computer? Time Travel Device? Alien connections?
Things are coming full circle for me from this timeline to Nazi Germany. There were secret labs, biogenetic experiments on humans by aliens and Nazis to create a superhuman race - aka the next level of evolution - time travel experiments - and more.
My memories and alien connections of late take me to the 1920s and 30s when I was a male physicist living in Germany - 1936 highlighting in dreams or grid travel. How ironic that this week I was drawn to a new blue nail polish called, "as if! 1936".
The Indiana Jones adventures began in 1981 with Raiders of the Lost Ark set in 1936. Enigmatic artifacts and other clues that link to extraterrestrials and more are part of the adventures as well as my own. At this point I consider them another way to connect the dots and lots of fun.
I've often felt that Steven Spielberg and I are creating from the same grids along with author Dan Brown. I'm don't know how either man feels about Simulation Theory but I'm sure they have explored the option and probably visited Crystalinks along the way.
Wormhole simulated in quantum computer could bolster theory that the universe is a hologram. Physicists have used a quantum computer to simulate the first-ever holographic wormhole and transport information through it
Physicists observe wormhole dynamics using a quantum computer
A 'Wormhole' Built on a Quantum Computer Teleported Information as Predicted For the first time, scientists have created a quantum computing experiment for studying the dynamics of wormholes - that is, shortcuts through spacetime that could get around relativity's cosmic speed limits.