Fractals of Secrecy: Hidden Programs From Germs to UAPs
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Secrecy and exploitation of phenomena not fully understood recur throughout history, from Louven Hoke’s observations to Ignaz Semmelweis and Louis Pasteur’s germ theory and on to modern UAP claims, driven by fear of adversaries and framed by fractal thinking that life exists only at our scale.
A recurring thread runs through modern claims of hidden black projects and alleged UAP crash programs: secrecy persists even as the underlying phenomena remain not fully understood. Across history, this pattern repeats: effects appear long before understanding, from 17th-century observer Louven Hoke glimpsing bacteria to Ignaz Semmelweis advocating handwashing and Louis Pasteur confirming germ theory. Even before germ theory, states practiced biological warfare—The Hittites used infected rams, and medieval siege tactics hurled corpses or plague into cities. In the 20th century, nations weaponized biological agents from 1915 to 1945, with the US and UK involved, and programs lasting into 1972. A parallel thread runs through modern times: the Stargate program (1972–1995) explored remote viewing, and today there are alleged UAP crash retrievals and reverse-engineering claims, with the total number of programs remaining uncertain. The core argument is that governments may exploit effects they do not fully understand, driven by fear of adversaries who could learn to weaponize or comprehend the phenomenon. Framing this through a fractal lens suggests micro-scale and macro-scale patterns share a logic, and a fundamental assumption—that life cannot exist beyond our scale—has hindered genuine understanding, even as the same pattern repeats across eras. It also references an interview with Professor Simon and the two books Fractal Universe, inviting deeper exploration.
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