The Evolution of Technology

​​It is now a reality that it merely takes a matter of seconds to provide information across thousands of miles to anyone, anywhere on the planet. News can be provided to every phone, every computer and every television in real time. The use and speed of technology has become a phenomenon that is embedded in most people’s daily lives. We can look back at this progress.
In the early 1500’s, the prophetess, Mother Shipton was claimed to have said -

“Around the world, men’s thoughts will fly, Quick as the twinkling of an eye”.

By Fire
In July 1588, the Spanish Armada were spotted off the Lizard coastline in Cornwall, and a fire beacon comprised of pitch soaked rope and wood was lit. A series of other strategically placed beacons placed on hillsides across the English countryside also were lit one by one across 300 miles until it took just 30 minutes for the pre-planned alert to reach London. Sir Francis Drake with help from severe storms provided by Mother Nature went on to defeat the Spanish fleet from landing in England.

By Horse 
In March 1603, Sir Robert Carey was dispatched north carrying a sapphire ring belonging to Queen Elizabeth 1st. Using a relay of horses, he rode 162 miles, slept, then continued a further 136 miles to kneel before King James VI of Scotland to present him with the ring and advise him that Elizabeth had died and he was now King James of England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and France. In 1605, an attempt to assassinate King James and blow up the Houses of Parliament failed by Robert Catesby, Guy Fawkes and company.

By Radio
In July 1910, Captain Henry George Kendall recognised a passenger aboard his ship, SS Montrose bound for Canada and using the newly installed Marconi radio, was able to send a wireless telegraph to London to advise of his suspicion that Dr Harvey Crippen was on-board his ship, having recognised his newspaper image as being a fugitive wanted for the murder of his wife in London. Crippen was captured upon arriving at Canada and returned to London for trial. This was the first time a crime had been solved by the use of wireless telegraph transmission. Crippen was found guilty and hanged in Pentonville prison.

By Television
On 20th July 1969, the Apollo 11 moon landing took place and 2019 marks the 50th anniversary. Voice and biometric data were broadcast on a range of 1.25 MHz FM and the camera signal from the Lunar Module used 500 KHz range. The pictures of Neil Armstrong took just under two seconds to be returned from the Moon and the event became the most watched Live event of the 20th Century with an estimated 500 million people.

By Satellite
Elon Musk’s company, Space X is currently developing a global satellite network called STARLINK which will provide the next generation of space based internet communication systems. This will envelop the earth with a connecting grid of 1584 satellites in a low space orbit of 340 miles (distance from London to Glasgow). The current estimates predict the transfer of data will be as low as 43 milliseconds (0.043 seconds). The company’s mission statement is to provide a complete global internet service for everyone across the planet regardless of their location – the bulk of the 10 Billion dollar costs will be paid for by exclusive membership subscriptions offered to corporate and financial institutions keen to receive financial data a few milliseconds ahead of their competitors.

By Mobile Networking
5G is the next in line to provide the data and communication demands for the next generation of data users. It is the consumer that drives the demand and has led to the data information race that has moved communication from transistor to silicon chip, through analogue to digital 3G, 4G and onto 5G.

By Conscious Awareness
From horse-riding to Fire Beacons to Radio / TV broadcasts to Satellite / Mobile / Internet communication shows the advancement of technology seeking ever increasing demands to provide vast amounts of data at the quickest speeds available. Computer processing performing trillions of computational functions based on terabytes of digital data flow. It is already well documented about the detrimental biological effects of close proximity microwave radiation, just as it is well documented about living under mobile phone masts, electric pylons, city smog, industrial pollutants, fluorinated water, vaccines, pharmaceutical drugs, chemical food additives, GMO crop modifications and vast oceanic plastic islands.

People continue to eat meat despite knowing the methods of factory farming and animal slaughter. People continue to live in areas of concentrated electromagnetic and chemical pollution. People continue to consume fast food, contribute to plastic waste and focus on making money to survive on a day to day basis. That is the primary focus – surviving and thriving.

Popular and cultural consumer requirements dictate the technological flow. They create and all consume. Governments, industry, corporate and financial markets know this and will continue to follow their own agendas regardless of objection, protest, petition and complaint. The health risks are portrayed as minimal, official bodies deny potential risk, they assume concerns will blow over, people accept and move on.

Technology Luddites
"The Luddites were a secret oath-based organization of English textile workers in the 19th century, a radical faction which destroyed textile machinery as a form of protest. The group was protesting against manufacturers who used machines in what they called “a fraudulent and deceitful manner” to get around standard labor practices. Luddites feared that the time spent learning the skills of their craft would go to waste, as machines would replace their role in the industry. Over time, the term has come to mean one opposed to industrialisation, automation, computerisation, or new technologies in general. The Luddite movement began in Nottingham in England and culminated in a region-wide rebellion that lasted from 1811 to 1816. Mill and factory owners took to shooting protesters and eventually the movement was suppressed with legal and military force". - Wikipedia

The term Luddite is now given to anybody who opposes the use of new technology, or in its more diluted form, the use of upgrades and updates to provide improved versions using new designs, constructs and materials. History has demonstrated what is required to adapt to new technology to understand and contribute to the industry and society that relies upon it.  Each industry requires it's employees to continully improve upon and use technology to remain competitive. Often the primary costs in running a company are based on the technology employed to meet the most modern up to date demands. In current times, it is the employees that become more technically efficient than their bosses whilst many prefer to remain outdated 'dinosaur's' using techniques, methods and equipment that they themselves understand and can 'control' authority over.  Those with knowledge of technology become the 'Elite' amongst those without. In the Land of the Blind, the One Eyed man is King.

Each industry commands its own needs and use of technology without thought or concern for the collateral effects of their requirements. Those in health, leisure and fitness services complain about the toxic pharmaceutical, chemical and food companies who complain about the interfering environmentalists and campaigners who complain about the destructive miners and builders and property developers who complain about the corrupt bankers, corporations and governments. Every demographic group complains about the other – segregation divides the power of the masses. Every civilization from Atlantis to Babylon, Rome and Greece, have succumbed to separation splitting solidarity with greed and corruption creating laws leading to the eventual downfall of society. One collapsed only to be replaced by the next – again and again.

“The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws” – Tacitus, The Annals of Imperial Rome

“Laws are spider webs through which the big flies pass and the little ones get caught.” - Honore de Balzac

New generation, new production.
Each new generation leaves the previous generation further behind them dealing with yesterday's tools and machines.  It becomes harder to oppose something when you don't understand the cause of how it works - but it becomes easier to understand what threat it creates by its effects on you and the environment around you. Only when the new generation also sees the threat new technology opposes will a shift occur in its direction of use.

The Evolution of Consciousness has brought people closer together through mutual understanding and co-operation.
The Evolution of Technology separates those who have and those who have not, those that understand and those that don't.
 
Supply and demand creates technological needs 
What you eat, what you wear, what you drive, what you use, what you do, where you live, where you work. All these contribute to sustain and project the version of YOU as a product of the environment within third dimensional frequencies. You have been through this process as a Soul aspect many times before, not just on this planet. To live within a higher dimension, requires changing to that which exists within the higher frequencies of existence. Your choices, your lifestyle.
In every case, YOU are the only One that can make a change, focus on what you do.
Once every One acts as YOU, change will happen for every One.

With Loving Blessings to Brothers and Sisters of the Light <3

Paul Dobree-Carey / Polaris AB