Cloaked object videoed AND exposed

[SOFTengCOMPelec]

I am NOT linking it here, even if it was allowed (it might be ?).

This guy (apparently the OP) explains (on the web), how they take drugs (I'm not sure how legal they are) and/or use to.

They can't see how it has turned their brain into mush, and explains why they see Aliens instead of normal text/pictures all over the place.

(<>..<>)

They can probably see aliens, even in this ALL TEXT post.

 

[OutHouse]

wow, just what we dont need in here, another crazy canuck.

how many people have killed themselves when you picked up a microphone? God damn you ramble nonsense on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and...

 

[destrekor]

I am NOT linking it here, even if it was allowed (it might be ?).

This guy (apparently the OP) explains (on the web), how they take drugs (I'm not sure how legal they are) and/or use to.

They can't see how it has turned their brain into mush, and explains why they see Aliens instead of normal text/pictures all over the place.

(<>..<>)

They can probably see aliens, even in this ALL TEXT post.

Well it would be helpful to know which drugs.

And regardless, those drugs aren't the reason such people turn into schizo wackos. Perhaps, if they abused them, depending on the type, it can impact neural health. But the science that details how drugs actually induce psychosis is mixed, unless I have missed some key studies.

Some drugs are actually beneficial if done moderately and with intent to heal/explore yourself. "Shrooms" come to mind as a very powerful natural psychotherapy device.

However, people who are sort of prepped for it, or have the natural tendencies that lean toward psychoses, even too much weed can set the brain on that path definitively.

/TLDR

He was probably already on the path to schizophrenia or a similar mental health condition, and drugs just pushed him over the edge.

Have no doubt, he is over the edge. Or he is an excellent, long-play troll. The betting man bets on what is the simplest, most likely answer.

 

[SOFTengCOMPelec]

Well it would be helpful to know which drugs.

And regardless, those drugs aren't the reason such people turn into schizo wackos. Perhaps, if they abused them, depending on the type, it can impact neural health. But the science that details how drugs actually induce psychosis is mixed, unless I have missed some key studies.

Some drugs are actually beneficial if done moderately and with intent to heal/explore yourself. "Shrooms" come to mind as a very powerful natural psychotherapy device.

However, people who are sort of prepped for it, or have the natural tendencies that lean toward psychoses, even too much weed can set the brain on that path definitively.

/TLDR

He was probably already on the path to schizophrenia or a similar mental health condition, and drugs just pushed him over the edge.

Have no doubt, he is over the edge. Or he is an excellent, long-play troll. The betting man bets on what is the simplest, most likely answer.

The drug messing about was for a reason (NOT legitimate). Which I have left out to help others NOT be able to google it.

Basically leave drugs alone, and you should be fine. (Unless needed medically).

In the UK it is well understood, how badly it affects the brain.

 

[Markbnj]

https://encyclopediadramatica.se/SpectateSwamp
http://www.coderanch.com/t/489136/md/Doug-Pederson-SpectateSwamp-real-person

Friends, I believe we are in the presence of a legend in his own mind.

 

[OutHouse]

https://encyclopediadramatica.se/SpectateSwamp
http://www.coderanch.com/t/489136/md/Doug-Pederson-SpectateSwamp-real-person

Friends, I believe we are in the presence of a legend in his own mind.

Heaven help us.

 

[AnitaPeterson]

Must be a full moon...

 

[BUTCH1]

Back when I uploaded these clips Archive.org enabled people to get a copy of the original. Maybe Youtube does this now?

I have over 3300 videos on youtube but only the special ones got put on Archive.org

Gee, IDK, maybe type "you tube downloader" into Google and see if you get anything and we're already chock-full of whack-jobs on this forum, we need another like I need a new hemorrhoid..

 

[Iron Woode]

I am NOT linking it here, even if it was allowed (it might be ?).

This guy (apparently the OP) explains (on the web), how they take drugs (I'm not sure how legal they are) and/or use to.

They can't see how it has turned their brain into mush, and explains why they see Aliens instead of normal text/pictures all over the place.

(<>..<>)

They can probably see aliens, even in this ALL TEXT post.

he smokes pot and probably his underwear too.

no biggie.

 

[SOFTengCOMPelec]

Well it would be helpful to know which drugs.

And regardless, those drugs aren't the reason such people turn into schizo wackos. Perhaps, if they abused them, depending on the type, it can impact neural health. But the science that details how drugs actually induce psychosis is mixed, unless I have missed some key studies.

Some drugs are actually beneficial if done moderately and with intent to heal/explore yourself. "Shrooms" come to mind as a very powerful natural psychotherapy device.

However, people who are sort of prepped for it, or have the natural tendencies that lean toward psychoses, even too much weed can set the brain on that path definitively.

/TLDR

He was probably already on the path to schizophrenia or a similar mental health condition, and drugs just pushed him over the edge.

Have no doubt, he is over the edge. Or he is an excellent, long-play troll. The betting man bets on what is the simplest, most likely answer.

Ignoring my anti-drug bashing stance.

I agree. The explanation as to why they seem to believe in things, which most people think DON'T exist, is probably highly complicated.

Drug abuse and/or mental health problems, would be very high up on my list of likely candidates.

Many of his youtube videos have an amazing 4 to 6 views, each. Even though they are a number of years old.

tl;dr
The OP sees a tiny crack/smudge/mark in a picture, and explains that it is because a TROLL/Alien/Dinosaur/Swamp-creature (or something) pooped there.

 

[Iron Woode]

here's his website:

http://www.telusplanet.net/public/stonedan/

 

[SOFTengCOMPelec]

here's his website:

http://www.telusplanet.net/public/stonedan/

 

[zinfamous]

I am NOT linking it here, even if it was allowed (it might be ?).

This guy (apparently the OP) explains (on the web), how they take drugs (I'm not sure how legal they are) and/or use to.

They can't see how it has turned their brain into mush, and explains why they see Aliens instead of normal text/pictures all over the place.

(<>..<>)

They can probably see aliens, even in this ALL TEXT post.

Oh...maybe it's those "space spiders" that cause fibers to grow in people that "suffer from 'Morgellons?'"

 

[Markbnj]

Drug abuse and/or mental health problems, would be very high up on my list of likely candidates.

Meh, the world is full of highly credulous people who are influenced by neither. In fact, I would go so far as to say it is the normal condition of humanity. We believe stupid shit.

 

[SOFTengCOMPelec]

Oh...maybe it's those "space spiders" that cause fibers to grow in people that "suffer from 'Morgellons?'"

I can see a possible similarity, with that disease you linked to, and perhaps one which causes excessive belief in "Aliens" etc. If there is such a disease.

I guess there is a thin dividing line, between a 100% normal person, who sees some strange flashing lights, in the sky, and thinks it could have been aliens. But is otherwise, a 100% normal person.

As opposed to the OP, who seems to be a lot more extreme. Where what looks like "normal" marks things/pictures show. Seem to believe they have a non-terrestrial, abnormal explanation, such as Aliens/Dinosaurs etc.

 

[SOFTengCOMPelec]

Meh, the world is full of highly credulous people who are influenced by neither. In fact, I would go so far as to say it is the normal condition of humanity. We believe stupid shit.

I agree.

There was this backgammon game, from a very long time ago.

Some people believed that it was cheating.

Despite the programmer, explaining that he had used Turbo Pascal/Delphi (If I remember correctly) mouse related timer function, combined with the random number generator, to create non-cheating, independent dice throws.

I use to know someone, who was >99% certain, it was cheating. He would go, on and on and on about it.

Sometimes things in life, can appear to act strangely, but there is a perfectly normal explanation as to what has caused it.

tl;dr
I agree, he maybe is a more extreme version of someone who believes to an extent in Ghosts/Spirits/Luck etc. I.e. A normal individual.

 

[MongGrel]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAXhk4Pg4YM

Sparrows can see these thingies. Some are tiny.

He fluffs up his feathers just before encounter.

What would you call it? An encounter of the ? kind.

Video of a life form interacting with a UFO?

 

[MongGrel]

https://encyclopediadramatica.se/SpectateSwamp
http://www.coderanch.com/t/489136/md/Doug-Pederson-SpectateSwamp-real-person

Friends, I believe we are in the presence of a legend in his own mind.

 

[Markbnj]

Despite the programmer, explaining that he had used Turbo Pascal/Delphi (If I remember correctly) mouse related timer function, combined with the random number generator, to create non-cheating, independent dice throws.

I use to know someone, who was >99% certain, it was cheating. He would go, on and on and on about it.

Hahaha. Well, I am almost certain that programmer was me, the game was MVP Backgammon (Borland C++, not Delphi), and the conversation took place on one of the alt.rec subgroups related to games. I still have copies of the thread, and yeah, I never could convince those people that the game wasn't cheating.

 

[SOFTengCOMPelec]

Hahaha. Well, I am almost certain that programmer was me, the game was MVP Backgammon (Borland C++, not Delphi), and the conversation took place on one of the alt.rec subgroups related to games. I still have copies of the thread, and yeah, I never could convince those people that the game wasn't cheating.

Yes, you are right, I knew it was you.

MVP Backgammon, was very popular in its day. I'm not a big fan of Backgammon, but I'm sure I played it, sometimes.

I think I know someone, who registered (paid) for it. But that is a very distant memory, so I could be confused.

In those days, one man (I think you also used the help of two university people) could write a complete game.

These days, the teams are mind boggingly huge.

I sometimes watch the end credits, for some of the recent block buster games, and the credits seem to roll on for like 15 minutes or so, it is crazy.

Animation Team: . . . . .blah blah blah.
Chief programmer of secondary Canadian Animation Team: . . . . .
Junior tester for sound engineering team, etc etc.

It seems like some gaming design teams are into the hundreds (including testers), if not more than a thousand people. Often involving many different countries as well.

 

[darkswordsman17]

Is this real life?

 

[Markbnj]

Yes, you are right, I knew it was you.

MVP Backgammon, was very popular in its day. I'm not a big fan of Backgammon, but I'm sure I played it, sometimes.

I think I know someone, who registered (paid) for it. But that is a very distant memory, so I could be confused.

In those days, one man (I think you also used the help of two university people) could write a complete game.

These days, the teams are mind boggingly huge.

I sometimes watch the end credits, for some of the recent block buster games, and the credits seem to roll on for like 15 minutes or so, it is crazy.

Animation Team: . . . . .blah blah blah.
Chief programmer of secondary Canadian Animation Team: . . . . .
Junior tester for sound engineering team, etc etc.

It seems like some gaming design teams are into the hundreds (including testers), if not more than a thousand people. Often involving many different countries as well.

Ah, I see. Seemed like quite the coincidence. Did we discuss it in the programming forum here at some point, or did you run into the story somewhere else?

And yes, I did work with two other guys, one from Carnegie Melon and I think the other was at USC. They provided the C neural network code that ran the "expert" level computer player.

 

[Iron Woode]

Is this real life?

Is this just fantasy?

 

[olds]

Is this real life?

Is this just fantasy?

Caught in a landslide

 

[SOFTengCOMPelec]

Ah, I see. Seemed like quite the coincidence. Did we discuss it in the programming forum here at some point, or did you run into the story somewhere else?

And yes, I did work with two other guys, one from Carnegie Melon and I think the other was at USC. They provided the C neural network code that ran the "expert" level computer player.

It was about the time when you started a thread about a Journal (which you use to be an official author/editor for, or something like that), which was closing down.

That inspired me to look it up on the internet, and read a number of the articles. This led me to the MVP Backgammon, which rang a big bell with me, as I remembered it well. (EDIT: My guess would be that I searched on your full name, as part of my journal readings, hence probably saw MVP Backgammon mentioned).

I then searched for articles/posts etc about it, and saw your explanations, explaining about how it really DID NOT cheat.

I was amazed, that a game I use to play from time to time (MVP Backgammon), and knew a number of others, who use to play it, a lot. Was a regular poster on these forums.

Sorry if I confused you. But I saw it as a good opportunity to bring it up (MVP Backgammon). As it seemed like a good example of peoples miss-understandings, in real life. (two birds with one stone).

I use to really like Borland C++ Builder in its day. It was a very rapid and easy to use tool. Just a pity that it had so many bugs (in later versions), and that when the company got taken over (a number of times). They have ended up making something apparently wildly over priced (if any hobbyists want to buy it), and limited (as it is NOT much of an improvement (for non-business use) and does NOT support Linux).
tl;dr
For about $199, you could buy pretty much, the FULL version, and sell software made with it, freely. Nowadays, it is more like thousands of dollars (including the semi-mandatory regular version updates), and may involve licences which limit sales to under $1000, if you go for the current, low cost version (Approx $199), but it is RATHER cut down, and there are many free (open sourced) tools, which may be better to use. E.g. Lazarus (Delphi equivalent, approximately), (Free Pascal language with similar Delphi RAD application Gui features).
GCC is arguably a much better C/C++ compiler, and is free.