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Were You Part Of The "Mentally Gifted Minds" Program In California Scools back in the 70's?
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 728979:MV85NjMyNjNfMTUwMjM2NTZfQjdDQzM0M0Q=] [quote:Anonymous Coward 863003] Ludens have a natural ability to commune with a demonic entity called "Ahriman". Those in the know call him "Rain Man". Many mistakenly believe that he is a part of our own minds but it is well known amongst [color=red]Ludens [/color]that he is a separate entity. [/quote] My Latin is corroded, but doesn't "Ludens" translate to "Players"????? Here's some Wikipedia regarding "Ludens" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludens Luden Ludens, singular - Luden (людены, люден), are a humanoid race in the fictional Noon Universe created by the Boris and Arkady Strugatsky. They appear principally in the novel "The Time Wanderers". The name "Luden" is probably a reference to Homo Ludens, a 1938 book by Johann Huizinga, and the Russian term lyudi (люди), "people". Ludens are born human, but possess latent mental powers far beyond those of normal humans. These abilities (referred in the text only as the Third Impulse System) can be activated and developed, the process that takes several years. It is not clear from the book who initiated the first Luden. Ludens view themselves as a distinct race, and claim to have "different interests" from humanity at large, in some instances claiming to be above traditional human morality. The Ludens routinely conduct experiments on humans and alter their minds in order to further their own means, but according to Daniel Logovenko in "The Time Wanderers", over ninety percent of Ludens have no interest in humanity. [/quote]
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Were you ever removed, many times, from your regular class for "testing"?
Were you shown a series of high speed images on a television, not once, but many times?
Was the school psychologist selectively interested in you?
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