Watching the brilliant and revealing conference The helical heart: Implications, given by the Spanish cardiologist Manuel Ballester, almost at the end of it, on a slide one could read:
When 12 groups of starlings were filmed, each with up to 500 members, and their three-dimensional trajectory was studied, it became clear that the birds behaved in a unitary, coherent way.
Thousands of starlings can fly together and move as a single organism. The moment of making a turn is the weak point of the group, and the small reduction in coherence is used by the peregrine falcon to attack it.
Aren't groups of human beings, from the point of view of Quantum Physics, qualified by their own nature to behave in a unitary and coherent way, as a whole? What would happen if the flock of starlings were forced to make frequent turns during their journey? The consequences would likely be devastating.
It becomes clear that we live in an unstable world, in which human beings are forced to turn almost continuously -crisis-, to live in permanent conflict, faced with their peers within the group, which prevents individuals from acting in a unitary and coherent way -that is where their strength lies-, leaving them in a situation of helplessness and weakness, isolated from the group, which is used by the hawks to attack them, manipulating them, deceiving them, subduing them, enslaving them.
It seems as if someone wanted us making turns endlessly...
