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Jul 30, 2023
Fantasy story that takes itself too seriously
It took a while to realize the butterflies and rainbows were coming from a place of greed instead of a place of care for the public. This book and CD have compelling stories, but they're just that, stories from one point of view about a subject made up about that point of view. If you're going to enjoy this, enjoy it like the Hobbit, but without going to the conventions. Enjoy it as a piece of fiction, and maybe futhering self growth on the path of meditation. But I think it's hard to enjoy a meditation when you're being lied to during it.
I can attest to the lies Dr. Steven Greer, the author of these pieces, has told because I worked for him, embarrasingly. I believed the lies he told because I was in a state of vulnerability, young, disadvantaged, and susceptible to believing that things had a purpose in life. I believe the others who also fell for this believed it because they too were disadvantaged. Just like a religion, despite it describing itself as not a religion, Dr. Steven Greer created a conspiracy hell bent on giving him, the knower of all, most of your money.
Dr. Steven Greer tries to create credibility by continually mentioning his press conferences he has had, as if that makes what he's saying legitimate. He's basically the Billy Mitchell of the alien world. He isn't truthful at all and his evidence is nonexistent, despite him claiming he is able to do so and so. He claimed he is soley responsible for the Phoenix Lights incident. Yeah, that's really easy to claim when nobody can prove otherwise. I could just as easily claim I'm responsible for creating the Egyptian Gods and goddesses. Who can say otherwise?
Apr 26, 2021
It's expensive, but could be worth it in the long run.
This ram has a very specific use purpose. It could be used for editing programs, it could be used for 3D programs, or could be used for gaming.
The reason I bought this ram was for running a Minecraft texture pack, and it did that task splendidly. The 32X2GB 3200MHZ ram was a significant upgrade from what I had previously, which was 2X8GB 2133MHZ ram. The computer visibly opened the Minecraft texture pack quicker than previously, it took about 6-7 minutes on the previous ram configuration, while it only took 2 minutes on this product; I also had less FPS issues while in game. Ram was a vital part in increasing my enjoyment of Minecraft.
This product also helped increase my PC performance in after effects - it allowed more cache to be run on a project, which helped more than I could have ever thought it would. I didn't visibly notice a difference in running premiere pro or photoshop, but I also don't edit much 4k video (yet) in premiere pro. I don't use images bigger than 10000X10000 pixels in photoshop so I'm unsure if I would ever notice a difference.
When installing the ram, I had an issue with my bios but that is to be expected when installing new ram (or so I'm told). After a quick google search, and an 8 minute youtube video, I had started my pc back into windows with no issues.
In conclusion, this ram has a very specific use case. Would it be worth it if the specific use case of this ram somehow managed to earn me back the money I used to purchase it in a quick amount of time? Then yes, it would totally be worth it. But I didn't buy it for monetary gain - I bought it for personal enjoyment and better ease of use of my computer. It has very few advantages compared to 16GB in gaming applications, but it could be a useful investment for the future, and is great for specific 3D applications and video editing programs.
And, if you're not satisfied, you can always sell it on ebay for a decent amount, as long as it's not broken, of course. I hope to never have to buy new ram for the next decade!