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Darkorange · This post was last modified: 08-18-2025, 06:51 PM by Darkorange.

(08-17-2025, 01:26 PM)Sirius Wrote: I think Debra's story is common, we just don't hear the stories because it doesn't fit the entertainment narrative. The common theme of diseases is interesting and immune system issues.

Sirius, my fellow human being..I wish i could clearly get the point you make..English is not my native language and all of you here on DI sound to me very articulate and simply amazing. i can re read posts for a simple reason of enjoying the wording...sure it comes naturally to you.
With all this being said, look, how would you rephrase a bottom line about that case of what you think had happened back then? May be some own conclusion in more simple terms?

*Kwaka* · 08-19-2025, 04:23 AM

(08-18-2025, 05:25 PM)Sirius Wrote: I don't know what you are talking about

It is all about the topic you posted about 'there is no such thing as dragons'. Then get into some of the history of dragons. The comments where my tips in dealing with this.

In the bigger context of intruders, David Ike is one with a lot to say about the reptilian influence. My take, it was more about the reptilian aspects of man, from a more primordial aspect of our being. Maybe there still some lizard men and flying dragons out there somewhere?

midicon · This post was last modified: 08-19-2025, 04:50 AM by midicon.

(08-19-2025, 04:23 AM)Kwaka Wrote: It is all about the topic you posted about 'there is no such thing as dragons'. Then get into some of the history of dragons. The comments where my tips in dealing with this.

In the bigger context of intruders, David Ike is one with a lot to say about the reptilian influence. My take, it was more about the reptilian aspects of man, from a more primordial aspect of our being. Maybe there still some lizard men and flying dragons out there somewhere?

The 'triune brain' model springs to mind.