TRANSFORMERS: MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE
by eric d. graham
As I have been telling you, in past posts, science fiction is science fact. Futurists, comic book writers, occultist and scientists with the help of a little Hollywood magic allow us to take a peek into future worlds and realities of tomorrow. Unfortunately, most of us are too "deaf, dumb, and blind" to realize this. As a result, we sit in certain films only to be entertained rather than viewing it with a critical eye. My brother Jeffrey X Barnes made an excellent point when he said, "On average it costs $100 million to make a blockbuster movie. Don't think people spend that much money to just entertain you..."
See, most of the high-tech technology, which we see in the motion pictures, are prototypes that will probably be purchased by the military industrial complex in their quest to produce super soldiers to fight an alleged "enemy," which is to come in future wars.
This, of course, puts a "monkey wrench" in some of those "whooping and hollering" preachers, whose dogmatic theories don't allow their congregations to grow intellectually along side the technical advances in science and mathematics that they see surrounding them on a daily bases.
With that said, even though, most of us utilize movies as a form of escapism, from the stressors of everyday life, a small percentage of us must analyze them from a historical, medical, psychological, prophetic and philosophical stand-point, while looking for the "hidden" meanings and teachable moments within them.
