Scientists will always create camouflages of the real thing

[inavalan]

"Your scientists can count their elements. While they are on the wrong track they will discover more and more elements. That is, they will create more and discover more until they are ready to go out of their minds. Because what will happen is, they will always create camouflages of the real thing. And while they create instruments to deal with smaller and smaller particular particles, they will actually see smaller and smaller particles, seemingly without end.

As their instruments reach further into the universe they will "see," and I suggest that you put the word see into quotes, they will "see" further and further but they will automatically subconsciously transform what they apparently see into the camouflage pattern with which they are familiar.

They will be and they are prisoners of their own tools. More galaxies will seemingly be discovered, more mysterious radio stars will be perceived, until the scientists realize that something is desperately wrong. Instruments designed to measure the vibrations with which scientists are familiar will be designed and redesigned. All sorts, finally, of seemingly impossible phenomena will be discovered with these instruments. The instruments will be designed to catch certain camouflages and since they are expertly thought out they will perform their function."

—TES1 Session 19 January 27, 1964

[inavalan]

"Some years ago, in accepting a Nobel prize for discovering a sub-atomic particle, a physicist publicly commented, 'I wonder if that particle was there before I started looking for it.'"
---  From "Magic of Psychotronic Power" by Robert B. Stone (1977)

[Mark M]

Seth/Jane says the ultimate building blocks are units of consciousness and that many millions of these comprise just one atom. If this is the case, that might explain the apparently endless subnuclear zoo since there will be countless possible groupings of "CUs" to make up the endless subnuclear zoo.

And, as for telescopic observations, the notions of dark matter and dark energy have been surmised to make things "add up." And for things to add up, there has to be more dark matter than ordinary matter.

Instead of going crazy, scientists have proposed a crazy idea, a "scientific" "fairy dust": dark matter.