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The following is an introduction to Dr. Elliott Maynard’s new book, Future-Science Technology: Master Paradigm for the Third Millennium. This book is an ongoing project and will be published within the next two years. The initial presentation for this Project was made during the first World Peace Cruise which took place in May of 2010:

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INTRODUCTION

Future Science Technology is the interdimensional quantum-field science of the future…a new and transformative master paradigm for the human race. This neo-renaissance paradigm incorporates a set of functional bridges between our intuitive right-brained thinking modality; and the linear, logical left-brained perspectives which have dominated western thinking for the past centuries.

Traditionally, scientific paradigms have been generated from left-brained linear thinking. This has resulted in compartmentalization, overspecialization, and organizational inertia within our conventional scientific organizations. From a historical perspective, what we refer to as “modern technology” has existed for only an eye-blink on the greater historical timescale – since the beginning of the industrial revolution in the late 18^th Century. On the other hand, intuitive, right-hemispherical approaches to science and medicine have been an integral part of Native American and Eastern philosophies for thousands of years. (more…)

Researchers in Canada’s Nunavut Territory have discovered a unique methane-eating bacteria in highly saline Lost Hammer Spring. The subzero water is so salty that it does not freeze despite the cold weather conditions there, however a unique species of methane-producing bacteria exist there, which seem to be thriving in this extreme super-saline environment. These unique anaerobic organisms apparently survive without oxygen by consuming methane and probably breathing sulfates instead of oxygen.

Recently, it has been discovered that Mars has both frozen water and methane in certain locations. Photos taken by the Mars Orbiter show the formation of new gullies, but there is no present explanation as to how these areas are being formed. One answer to this riddle might be the existence of springs like those in Canada’s Nunavut Territory. The Lost Hammer Spring is one of the most extreme environments on earth, and provides a biological and chemical model for possible survival parameters for similar bacteria on Mars. To read the full story CLICK.

If you are concerned about finding a viable solution to the current Gulf Oil Spill environmental disaster, you should take the time to review this excellent video. BioRemediation IS a viable technology which uses existing microbes to break down complex hydrocarbons into more benign chemicals, which can then be recycled into the natural world. To view this video, CLICK HERE.

My friend and professional colleague Ron James, in collaboration with Steve Basset, CEO of the Paradigm Research Group, produced this video overview of key speakers at the recent X-Conference at the Washington DC Press Club. The Conference continued to highlight the matter of Disclosure of an Extraterrestrial presence…known to the global military authorities and others for many years, as well as the critical importance of making this information available to the general public. To view this video, CLICK HERE.

Only a few decades ago, yellow perch were so plentiful in Lake Michigan, that fishermen could catch all they wanted with just a pole and some worms, but with increased industrial pollution, and invasive species like the zebra mussel, which consume food items for the baby perch, this traditional fishery became a thing of the past. Now, however, entrepreneur, Joe Fraundorf, has converted an old crane factory into an aquaculture facility which is raising 80,000 yellow perch and tilapia in ten-foot deep intensive culture tanks. In addition to these tasty fish, which can command a market price of up to $16 a pound, the factory also contains hydroponic vegetable beds which use fish wastes as fertilizer to produce vegetables and plants, which also help to keep the water clean. To read this fascinating article CLICK.