Re: [Vo]:The Science of Intention

[R C Macaulay]

Howdy Jones,

I posted this comment on  the NET blog site regarding D2F's pic describing 
their new compact home 2nd generation prototype product concept.

"As a child, I read Buck Rogers comics showing ray guns and wrist video etc. 
Stuff of dreams but today's world has produced this stuff of dreams. A home 
appliance as dreamed of by D2F will come, perhaps not by D2F, but it will 
come..
Our nation is the stuff of dreams and we produce as many daydreamers as 
achievers. As strange as it may seem, the dream is indispensible."

Lynne McTaggert has insight. One only needs to consider great technologies 
and the people that had the dream. It should not be surprising that while a 
single person may be given credit for an invention, a host of people, 
mysteriously, had the same or near concept in their mind. Example .. radio, 
tv, airplane etc.

Simultanous creative dreaming accounts are most profound because they occur. 
Call this phenomena "science of intention" or whatever.. it is the stuff of 
dreams that mankind cannot fathom.

Richard