Movie 'Contact' - Hidden Gem

[Karl]

Buford 'Mad Dog' Tannen in BTTF III ;-)

Well, I guess I can only say I downloaded it from Odyssee half a year ago, watched it at least a dozen times and my computer hasn't crashed. The link is just my WeTransfer upload. Up to you.

You can brush up your German and watch it on Odyssee ;-) - timing is OK.

Source: https://odysee.com/$/embed/@NOD-Deutschland-Video-Archiv:4/Zur%C3%BCck-in-die-Zukunft-3:c

Just kidding, here on Bitchute:

Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/mJxUsCdBJVLV


Wade-X' version on Bitchute is off time. Most other versions are on blocked channels.

Enjoy!

[Karl]

When I first rewatched BTTF III, I did not find much of interest. No 9/11’s, covid scams or global power outages to reveal. Basically, they lived happily ever after in a world without electricity. That just didn’t make sense and I had to take a break. After going over it many times, here is what I think of it. Some points seem obvious, some are highly speculative. (My imagination?) Up to you to make up your own mind.

Zemeckis definitely makes uses of prime numbers and split-second scene switches to mark the subliminal story: introducing the characters, marking their future-shaping decisions, spelling out humanity's future - at least the version held on to by the 'elite' -, the elite's 'plan' and its execution. In that sense, it strongly resembles the coding of Contact. But whereas in Contact, this coding is as clockwork, here it seems more flexible. (Or, I have not done my homework properly.)

A number between brackets (x) refers to a timestamp that is prime, e.g. (5857) stands for 58:57 - a beauty! Non-prime runtimes are simply noted h:mm:ss. Following Zemeckis' lead, I take some liberty in this e.g., (101) stands for 1:01[:00] - another beauty. (Gem ) As I follow the movie chronologically, this should be easy to read. Many of these coincide with split-second scene switches - '4s'.

You may want a list of prime numbers and/or a prime number calculator by your side. Plenty around.

OK, here we go.

(103) Lightning strike
(2) recap of BTTF I & II
(3) Movie starts in Doc's house/mansion

3-5 (twin primes) - Who is Doc?
Of course, Doc is Hadden (Contact) is Papa Rudy (The Walk), the older generation of the 'elite' now coaching the 'new recruits' Marty / Ellie / Phillippe / Zemeckis. That is one aspect.

The scientists on Doc's chimney first appear on 04:16. Is that reflecting his 1640 house number? They are Isaac Newton, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein. Gravity, lightning, electricity, and time.

(5) TV on, static. (503)(4s) Howdy Doody Time - maybe simply 'time'.
Doc's full name is Emmett Lathrop Brown - Time Portal Brown, that is obvious.

His initials are ELB, featuring prominently in the mine tunnel and on his steam loc time machine. The Electric field, the Lorentz force (electromagnetic force), and the magnetic flux density. Electromagnetism, in short.

I do not buy the 'von Braun' descendancy (1523) - fun joke, of course. I rather believe that he is named after Thomas Townsend Brown, the father of electrogravity.

The gist of the matter of the real Brown's discovery is that higly non-linear electric fields (in both time and space) have an effect on gravity. That effect grows enormously with growing field strength (Voltage). If you want to read more about this, check out the amazing book Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion by Paul A. Laviolette (RIP).

This electrogravity/antigravity technology is the key to overunity energy, space travel etc. It is shown here as a toy: the hooverboard.

[Johnnycomelately]

Posted by Karl (here)
Buford 'Mad Dog' Tannen in BTTF III ;-)

Well, I guess I can only say I downloaded it from Odyssee half a year ago, watched it at least a dozen times and my computer hasn't crashed. The link is just my WeTransfer upload. Up to you.

You can brush up your German and watch it on Odyssee ;-) - timing is OK.
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Just kidding, here on Bitchute:

Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/mJxUsCdBJVLV


Wade-X' version on Bitchute is off time. Most other versions are on blocked channels.

Enjoy!

Thank you, Karl. I watched the whole thing yesterday from your Odysee link, and loved it. I had seen it years ago, and got some nice nostalgic vibes. And thank you for your assurance, about that other link.

I am interested in some of the things that you noticed (post #82), that I did not. TTB reference especially. But, I hazard to guess, I probably enjoyed that movie more than you do. All those analytics and theorizing are surely a burden.

I have spoken to, been in meetings with, and been in room with, a half dozen+ ‘captains of industry’ people. So I disclaim my above assertion (enjoyed more) if you are that type. ~8D

[Karl]

[Edited the images. Hope all fine now.]

Onevoice, glad to see you have tuned in again. Happy to work behind the scenes just as with Contact. I am afraid, however, that my 'analysis' is nowhere as structured as last time.

Johnny, childlike spontaneity is definitely lost, but when studying a topic - any topic - you also gain a lot: there is so much more to see, learn, discover than you initially thought. (fractal structure of our reality) That has value too. It is only because I have read Paul A. LaViolette's book(s) that I knew about Thomas Townsend Brown in the first place and could draw the parallel. I am definitely not a 'captain of industry', just searching for truth in my own way.

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(7)(701) 1885! (2x) Our Future in the Past
Doc's 1885 letter recaps what happened and sets the scene for the coming story.

08:09-08:15 sideline remark.
Doc is an accomplished scientist/inventor. In 1885 he becomes a blacksmith. What profession will you pursue in a world without electricity?

I believe it was David Hackett Fischer who wrote in his book "The Great Wave" something like 'when a complex society collapses, the living standards of the survivors resemble that of several generations before.' (Please, don't quote me on that.) 1885 sounds about right.

(823) The DeLorean is buried in the abandoned Mine (Delgado) adjacent to the boot hill cemetery.

(1031) “We may have to blast.” Ignite (1033)(4s) blast.






Setting is another cemetery, association with death.


(11) Jules Verne - Futuristic Technology & the Time Machine
(11) "Jules Verne", Doc's favourite author.

(1123) finding initials “ELB” “Just like in Journey to the Center of the Earth!” In Jules Verne’s story, the party follows the arrows and initials of Arne Saknussemm on their journey.

(1153) breaking through, scene switch 11:54 time machine.
(I believe it's 1153, but cannot capture a screenshot with that time stamp.)






“It’s been buried here for 70 years, 2 months and 13 days.” (1201)

"What do you mean, Doc? All the best stuff is made in Japan." (1237)




The Delorean stands for the elite breakaway society, both its futuristic technology, preparations, and political organisation. A bit like the International Machine Consortium (IMC) of Contact. Apparently, the elite has built a survival bunker in - or as an extension to - an abandoned mine, 'Delgado'. It has been buried there for 70y2m13d - quite an exact timing - and has a faulty piece, 'Made in Japan'.

I got seriously stuck here and it has taken me quite some time to make sense of this scene. Next post I will take you on big hike through fantasyland - highly speculative - to try and make sense of "Made in Japan".

[Karl]

**Speculation reminder**

No need to read my ramblings if you don't feel like it. The short answer to 'Why Japan' is, Japan was the last contender.


As said above, the DeLorean stands for the elite escape pod, the breakaway society, it's technical preparations - bunkers, spaceships - but also its political preparations - taking control of society. (The locomotive, see later.)

If we assume Doc is addressing Marty – on Saturday 12 November 1955 – the 70y2m13d refer to 30 August 1885. But nothing lines up with that date. But of course, we the audience, are being addressed. And Zemeckis has used the release date of his movies before. ('Find out in 30 years!' BTTF I 1985 -> The Walk 2015, and 7111997 confirming the prime number key to decipher Contact.) From the release date of BTTF III, 25 May 1990, these 70y2m13d refer to 12 March 1920. On that day the attempted Kapp Putsch started in Weimar Germany. I had never heard of it. What does this mean?

The putsch was sympathetic to the German ‘Kaiser’ (emperor) Wilhelm II, and attempted to undo the Weimar government and the Versailles treaty. It failed and this confirmed Germany as a constitutional republic. So, on that day, supposedly, the time machine was 'buried' - it was ready. But it had one broken piece though, ‘Made in Japan’. (1237) I read: on that day the elite controlled all the governments of the world, except for Japan. This would rhyme with the history of Japan, which before WWII has never been occupied by a foreign power! (Quite a difference from Belgium: we have been Europe's battlefield for over 2,000 years.)

That raises interesting questions about WWII in Europe... I say it was a fake conflict - Russia-Ukraine today - where behind the scenes the warring parties were controlled by the same group. You could check The Wall Street Trilogy history books by Anthony Cyril Sutton, and read that Wall Street bankers were financing Hitler and Stalin, that Ford and GM (Opel) were producing most of the their tanks, that IBM supplied 'software solutions' (punch card systems) to the Nazis, that American petroleum companies shipped them oil through 'neutral' Switzerland, and on and on...

During WWI the US interned ~110,000 Japanese American citizens, way more than Germans or Italians. After the war in Europe was over, ~1,500 high-ranking Nazis were flown into the US in Operation Paperclip, or the Brussels EU. From one day to the next, back to work. I am not aware of any similar operations with regards to Japan.

Why the different treatment? I think this has to do with the Anglo-Saxon Mission, which is the same mission as that of the Spanish Empire, the Catholic Church, Rome, and others before them: to rule the world. Or, as Bill Ryan suggests in the video below, to be in the driving seat to reboot civilisation after a coming earth disaster.




Consider the storyline of the 1986 movie Highlander.


Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/VBapPizJkJ7c/


Connor MacLeod is an 'immortal' Scotsman (Anglo-Saxon) fighting other immortals for the 'great prize', because 'in the end there can be only one'. Connor MacLeod is thaught by Ramírez, an immortal born in ancient Egypt, who presents himself as chief metallurgist to the Spanish Emperor Charles V... The immortals only die when 'beheaded', when their power is transferred to their killer. Connor fights with a katana which he inherits from Ramírez.



Clearly another senior/junior duo, with Ramírez's mysterious past very reminiscent of that of Papa Rudy. The immortals are the societies who survived the last sun/earth disaster. The only way they die is when they 'lose their heads'. When the elite loses power over their respective society, the locomotive gets uncoupled from the wagons. Else, they are only wounded and will recover. Ramírez hands the 'torch' from Egypt (Isis) on from the Spanish to the British (and now the US) - it's the same line, the same immortal.

You can make up your own list of who the original 'immortals' were. I say they needed at least a written history of the cataclysm, and a sedentary complex society. E.g. Egypt, Babylon, Ethiopia (?), Himalayas (Tibet, (North) India), China, the Inca... I do not count the Finns (Kalevala), the Hopi, or Kyrgyzstan (Epic of Manas) and many others. Sonchis of Sais disqualifies the Greeks in Plato's Timaeus.

You can also think about how they have been knocked out of the game one by one. Alexander 'the Great' has definitely done a good job.

Now, was Japan on that list? Did Japan maintain a litterate sedentary society with full knowledge (at the top) of the cataclysm? Think about it.



No, I mean, it's a serious question.



I say Japan was the last contender for the 'Great Prize'.

[Karl]

(13) Doc's Future... in the past

..."the circumstances (1321) of my own" (future)... (1327) (4s) tombstone = death. Doc's future = death.





(1423) (4s) Tombstone picture taken.





(1427) "80" (1429) "future". Doc's future is a violent death.

[Karl]

(1549) (4s) "home" – time machine





Just as done in Contact, I believe these 'minor' prime numbers (minute 15 is not prime) are less important. Nevertheless, the scene switch is again right on the prime.

(17) Time Travel - to the Future in the Past

16:59 "Past"

(17) The movie screen. Search the internet for the parallels between the movie screen and Kubrick's monolith. Technology so advanced it is like magic.

18:01 "Future" (As bookends around this minute.) "You mean the past?" "Exactly."

[18:17 totally unimportant: the DeLorean is not in line with the track. And, on gravel, even a super sports car accelerating to 88mph? Anyway, it's also a movie.]

(1831) (4s) Go!

[Karl]

(19) Chaos
This is where the predicting story reconnects with BTTFII, Doc in the DeLorean struck by a lightning flash. As soon as Marty gets back to 1885, he runs into an indian war party chased by the cavalry.

Read: after the world's power grids go down (lightning strike) society will be plunged back into pre-electricity days ('1885'), and the industrial age will come to an end (party flags coming down), see higher up in this thread. No internet, no phones, no ATMs/banking services, no electric equipment, no gas stations operating and on and on. Nothing will work. It will be total chaos. (Indian charge) After a while, some sort of order will be restored. (the cavalry)

I have said it before, I believe percentage-wise more people will die then than in the next few years due to the delayed-death mRNA bioweapon jabs.

The only place where Marty finds shelter is a cave. Marty the caveman!

Note, the indians appear at 18:59 and are gone by (2003) (4s) not to show up again in this 'Western' movie setting.





20:14 Please, explain me the electron cloud atoms on Marty's jacket. What does this refer to? Nuclear energy, understanding of matter, science in general? 'Technology makes time travel possible?'

21:23 And what about the bear? I would associate a bear with the Canadian forests, not the Southwest of the US, that would be more mountain lion terrain, no?

[Note added 15/05/2024]
This morning I woke up thinking about the bear. He is obviously out of place, and so needs to be taken as a symbol.
Marty is hiding in a cave for the wave of chaos and violence, like a bear hibernating in his cave.
Is your cave ready? Avoid rush hour, start transitioning today.

[Karl]

(23) - Marty's future in the Past

Marty of course, is us in this case. The common man.

23:01 Maggy! / 23:59 Maggy! The role of women.
His mom is always there, comforting him when he wakes up. Interesting to note how Maggy reflects society’s attitude towards women. The sexual liberation (BTTFI “Mom, you smoke?!!”), perversion (BTTFII “You wanted me to have these… things!”) and presumably coming renewed puritanism. (BTTFIII “And don’t you be forgetting the misses.”)

One way this dynamic may play out is this. (Speculation!) All forms of state handouts will be gone, pensions for old aged and widows, social security, you name it. With most technology gone, surviving itself will be a challenge and it will be virtually impossible to provide for a (young) child as a single mom. Women will come to depend (again) on men as protectors and providers for their families. Good husbands will be in short supply, and the 's l u t s' will be easily outcompeted by the 'good girls'. Women will jealously guard their reputation and marriages.

(Note to female readers: that prospect does not make me feel proud of being a man, or any better than women. I only observe that the times will be changing and that the experience will be markedly different for men and women.)

Maggy has a baby - no more birth control pills - and is a house wife, obviously. Or better, a 'hut wife'. The men will be doing hard physical labour in the fields.

(2411) “How is it that you came to be way out here… without a horse, or boots, or a hat?” Very keen observation, Seamus! Marty is not in the least prepared. How would you fare if all technologies of the last 150 years would stop working in an instant? Would you have a ‘horse’, ‘boots’, and a ‘hat’? Or a simple gravity water filter for that matter? Think about that for a minute. We’re not talking homesteading 101 here.

[Karl]

Thanks, Yoda and Mercedes for liking, and Harmony for moderating this thread. It is not always easy to write.

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(2617)(4s) On the railroad to Hill Valley - what a name!




(2707) Side remark: no city water supplies. You can flush your toilet with a bucket but your shower will be only good for storage space. Unless you have fully stand-alone gravity-fed piping or a mechanical hand-powered pump, and you want to go Wim Hoff style. You could fill your bath tub with hot buckets too but a very basic public bath house will be cheaper than remodelling every private bath room in town.




(29) Facing ridicule

Marty is a stranger, a complete outsider, and is facing the ridicule of the saloon patrons. (2903) "circus", (2909) laughter, (3037) "stupid", (3049) his "mocassins". He knows about the future, and is ridiculed for his beliefs.

"For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow." (Ecc. 1:18)

I do not feel very strongly about this. No nice scene switches on the primes etc.
On the other hand, try telling your friends about what you are reading here. Good luck.


(3041)(4s) Side remark: "See these pearly whites?" You will be able to get some sort of medical assistance, but you will be living without a dentist. Take responsibility for your (dental) health and get any major issues fixed before the power goes down.

[Karl]

(31) Tannen - The Evil Twin

29 and 31 are twin primes. I am reaching back a bit for the image below to (3011). But I do not feel particularly strong about this timing.



Tannen is an interesting character. Biff/Buford Tannen, 2 & 20, or 22. Hammering in the two. He is Marty's double/twin ("two"), just as Shakespeare was to Francis Bacon. Plenty of resources online to research this.

"You're Mad Dog Tannen." (3109) showing... Marty!



Mirror, mirror on the wall...


Tannen is a bully, of course, with a pick on Marty. But watching the trilogy, you realise he really is a pushover and an opportunist: he lets his future depend entirely on fortune. Before George knocks him out in BTTFI, he is his bullying boss in 1985, afterwards his car-polishing servant; in BTTFII he becomes a billionaire (Trump) after getting the almanac from his own older self.

But consider this: who bought the almanac in the first place? Marty! It was his idea, the knee-jerk reaction of his own dark side. Now he knows about the future - learning through Doc's time machine - why not make a buck or two for himself in the process. Compare this to Doc's reaction in BTTFI. He does not want to know about the future but he heeds the sincere warnings of his friend and he prepares himself for what is coming: he puts on a bullet-proof vest and survives the terrorist attack.

All good and well to learn about 9/11 in advance, the covid-scam, a grid-down future, or the micronova/earth disaster. How will you use that knowledge? Bet on airline or pharma stocks, be rich for a while and then let your family / all humanity go extinct? Utter folly!

Tannen is our own dark side, the fear and doubts we all have to conquer to live with this knowledge.

[Karl]

(37) - Technology

The entire minute 37, Doc is making ice in the background. He also made an extremely accurate gun with which he shoots Marty of his hanging rope. That could mean to point out that the elite is technologically way ahead of their time. Afterwards they show the power of the internal combustion engine over horses, and things we take for granted such as petrol/diesel fuel.

[Totally unimportant: I find the ice machine unconvincing: the endothermic mixing of ammonium nitrate fertilizer (NH4NO3) with water would be far simpler, or even forced water evaporation. No need to construct the entire machine for just a few ice cubes.]

Same for (3917) (4s): Doc could relatively easily distill the alcohol to 96% purity or even chemically dry it further to 100% ethanol. That may wreck the engine over time but maybe enough to get it once to 88mph.





But then of course, in the future that is being predicted here - after the grids go down - the only 'industrial' power technology remaining will be steam.

[Karl]

(41) The Challenge - No Bridge

Unlike the previous couple of 'gems', I believe the case for 41 containing a message is quite strong.

"When is the next train coming through?" "Monday morning at 8 o'clock." 41:25 (Scene switch but not prime ) We'll get back to Monday 8am later on.

“Funny! This map calls ‘Clayton Ravine’, ‘Shonash Ravine’.” (4139) “That must be the old Indy name for it.”



"Over that hill near the housing development." "Right Doc, but according to this map,… (4153) ...there is no bridge.” (Clock in the background at 10:04, no idea.) (Scene switch is 51:54 )



By the time Marty gets back home at the end of the movie, the ravine is called ‘Eastwood Ravine’. On the other side, 'over that hill' is a ‘housing development’, the Lyon estate which we have seen before with the Lyon Gate, entry gate to the subliminal.

The ravine is the ‘Valley of Death’, the 'Abyss', the cyclical destruction of our world/civilization. Since it is cyclical, it has had many names before, by previous civilizations: 'Shonash Ravine', 'Clayton Ravine' etc. Future generations will tell 'myths' about Washington, Brussels and Beijing as we do today about Atlantis and Mu. There is a new beginning on the other side, but no bridge (yet). Doc asserts the bridge will exist in 1985: the infrastructure will be in place to survive the earth disaster cycle.

I would argue that the ‘three-mile long, flat Carson spur’ stands for the US/West’s history post 1945: no war, unseen technological progress and economic development. The perfect conditions to propel the DeLorean (futuristic technology, the escape pod of the breakaway society) to 88 mph (death/rebirth) over the 'bridge' that will be finished in time.

“What about the locomotive?” (4229) “That will be a spectacular wreck. Too bad no one will be around to see it.” Embedded in the cover story of the movie, Doc’s comment makes no sense: all of Hill Valley and adjacent communities will be around to see the wreck.

[Karl]

(43) Clara Clayton - Teacher Thirty Three

Clara Clayton, the alliteration is over the top: CC, 33, 'teacher 33'.

Mary Steenburgen is just adorable in her role as Clara. I don't think the contrast with the subliminal story is a coincidence. (Image @4357)



Clara makes her intro with a scream at 42:32. When Doc and Marty are inspecting the unfinished bridge. 1" off to 42:33.

If prime 43 is dedicated to Clara, then why is it Doc - or his stunt double - we see at the beginning and the end of this minute? (43:00 and 44:00)





Clara's horse cart goes over the edge of 'no-longer-Clayton-soon-to-be-Eastwood-ravine' @(4327). Doc changing the course of history, which he understands at (4637).



Marty @46:15: "Clayton Ravine was named after a teacher. They say she fell in there a hundred years ago. [...] Every kid in school knows that story, 'cause we all have teachers we'd like to see fall in the ravine."


OK, what have we got here? Why is she a teacher? What does a teacher do? Why is she coupled with Doc?

I would argue that the 'elite' has steadily built up the capacity of the general public to understand and handle technology - which they pass for 'education' - in order to develop the 'DeLorean' and build the 'bridge'. Once a sizeable workforce was available for that purpose, the need for this 'education' was no longer present. At least since the seventies, the quality of education in the West has declined dramatically, and not by accident.

If they don't teach, then what do teachers do? They rule in class and discipline the students.

Below you see a former secondary school teacher, a Harvard fellow, a former professor at the university of Geneva and a professor in the Department of History at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem... You get the picture.









Aha! That explains why I for one have recently seen quite a few opinion pieces indicating the strong desire of some for their 'teachers' to 'fall in the ravine'. And - Just as with covid or climate change - it also 'settles the science' on why they are a couple. No discussion!


The whole things also reminds me of the storyline of Battle Royale (2000), where teachers in Japan are so fed up with undisciplined students that they let them fight it out amongst themselves - to the death.


Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/Cor1nc9ttALS


The 'ruling elite' is fed up with the 'useless eaters' who fail to fall in line, and leave them to their own devices in some kind of Hungergames / The Purge scenario.

[Karl]

Thanks for reading and liking.
Just a reminder that you can check the prime number timings for yourself on the BTTF III copy on bitchute linked in the first post on thread page #5 above. And, by all means, do rewatch the scenes discussed - or take a peek ahead - and make up your own mind.
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(47) The Plan... and How to Look at It

This is a beauty! Minute 47 is entirely dedicated to the elite's survival plans. (4657)(4s)





47:10 "I apologize for the crudity of this model." "Yeah, I know Doc, it's not to scale."
I imagine Zemeckis wondering at the extent and detail of planning that the 'elite' has been putting into this effort. Please, do explain me the meaning of the start at the 'abandoned silver mine' (4723)(4s), point of no return at the 'windmill' (4759) etc.

[Karl]

(47) Continued
(Only five attachments per post and I need six.)

Right after Doc and Marty are done with the model trial run, Clara comes in. Her telescope was damaged when her bags fell off the wagon. [Surprised anything survived at all!! Let's assume the bag fell off the wagon before the wagon fell into the ravine.]

49:35 "I think a lens may be out of alignment. Because, if you move it this way, the image turns fuzzy, you see?" (4943)



“But if you turn it the other way..." "...everything becomes clear.” (4957)



Zemeckis has just explained you the elite’s plan to survive the coming earth disaster, but you have to turn your lens the other way for the image to become clear.

[Karl]

(53) The Elite's Future - Having a Ball

This one is not quite as strong, I feel.

I would have loved to see the 88 death/rebirth clock picture falling on a prime, but no. 51:43



The clock tower features prominently in all three movies. The elite knows the time when the the earth disaster will unfold. Timing is essential.

(53):00 Doc & Clara



Doc and Clara are enjoying themselves. Note that Marty does not join the dance. With plenty of money at their disposal and some remnant of their power, the ruling elite will have a relatively good time after the lights go out.

Obviously the band (ZZ Top) is playing all-acoustic music. I am starting to get a good hang of the recorder but the guitar is proving quite a challenge.

So, what is Marty - the common man - doing in the meantime? He is busy learning all about self defence. "Tell me one thing, where did you learn to shoot like that?" "Seven-eleven." (5443)



One of the time portals, 7/11, 9/11, 11/11. What does that have to do with learning to shoot? I don't know.

[Karl]

(59) Tristar - Past, Present & Future



56:37 "Hey, frisbie! Far out!" "What was the meaning of that?" "It was right in front of him."

The Tristar, Trefoil, or Triquetra is a symbol of triunity/trinity. Tristar is the name of a movie company, the emblem itself is most probably best known as the logo of Mercedes-Benz. In my view, the Tristar represents here past, present and future.

It points to the scene below where Marty changes the course of history and actively shapes his own future. A real beauty at (5857)(4s).

[Karl]

Thanks all for reading and liking.
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(101) All-important: The Future
My favorite, I think.

Buford Tannen comes right at 1:01 into the screen: "8 o'clock Monday we're on." (10100)



101: the basics, introduction, foundation upon which you build.
8: infinity, eternity, the future.

Imagine, you walk into your office Monday morning, 8am. What is at the top of your to-do list, what is the first order of business? The future of mankind! Your future.

[Karl]

(103) Ignoring the Future Means Death
101 and 103 are twin primes. Same theme continued.

1:02:35 "He reminds me of poor Martin." [...] "Had a brother." (10243)



“Martin used to let men provoke him into fight. … Never considered the future, poor Martin, God rest his soul.” “Sure, and I hope you’re considering the future, Mr. Eastwood.” (10303)



Plenty of things to get angry about these days. Plenty of honorouble causes to defend. What is your focus? Does it rhyme with the unfolding future of humanity? No? Drop it.