Introducing :JUDGE: David-Wynn Miller www.DavidWynnMiller.com

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[exenrontexas]

This man is either deranged or trying to set up a cult. He speaks in nonsense and tries to convince the weakminded that he is a scientist or a prophet. Neither are true. He is trolling to see who he can snare.

[RichardPoullin]

Hi Exenrontexas, he is neither deranged, any Cult, a Scientist or a Prophet. Until a Being wakes up, realizes we have been indoctrinated by Education systems, who are run by Governments who are also involved in Financial and Legal systems with an agenda of the Financial & Physical harvesting of people. Where is the word "Lodial" today ? It was removed from all English Dictionaries post 1947, to limit comprehension what it means to have full ownership of Land etc. Weak minded keep watching TV. R

[dradbavisful]

@RichardPoullin That is rediculous. The word is Allodial and it is both still in use and still in the dictionary. The definition is still "Land ownership that is unfettered, outright and absolute." Of course some words fall out of common usage and are removed from the current dictionaries. There are always abundant synonyms. The English language is constantly evolving.

[RichardPoullin]

Hi Dradbavisful, I referenced "Lodial", not Allodial. This is a perfect example of the deliberate modification of words, to create a "Negative Condition of State". For example; Abnormal = Not Normal. Therefore; Aboriginal = Not Original ???

[tehDalahast]

@RichardPoullin Actually, "abnormal" is from Greek roots meaning "not" and "normal", whereas "aboriginal" is from Latin roots meaning "from" and "beginning", referring to people who have been in a place first or the earliest.

I'd like to note that I speak four other languages (Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish), and Miller's "Quantum-Language" is completely invalid if one attempts to apply it to another language.

[abrahm714]

Language, like mathematics (which is considered a language btw) is an axiomatic system. Goedel proved that no axiomatic system is entirely complete, you can still find loop holes in any system of language. Therefore his "quantum" system cannot be 100% perfect.

[davidspirit2]

@exenrontexas I am not convinced that he is a troll, or that his self-admitted intent is the power grubbing of a cultist or self-proclaimed prophet. I think he's a very intelligent man who has terrible judgment to the point of psychosis.

[gorgeousdzastr]

@RichardPoullin That is exactly why he will continue to reference the bastardized "English" language..and remain enslaved to the meaningless adjective, adverb world of fiction he resides in.

Apparently he loves his TV "Programing" and the slaves dictionary. Most of everyone's problem is they are all using a definition that is from a different dictionary.

In every case this will make bitter sweet, sweet bitter, and propagate a meaningless war.

[exenrontexas]

@MarushiaDark316 Nonsense and here are examples of similiar techniques used to confuse people. I saw an interview with Gracie Slick where she was discussing some of her songs and she said that mostly they were interconnected babble used to make the listener think it was high thinking or wise knowledge since they were unable to understand most of it in the entirety. Paul McCartney said the same thing about some of his. Mankind tried to make sense of nonsense when they fail they think it is wise.

[MarushiaDark316]

"The people of the world never went to war over a math problem. We're not going to give them a chance to go to war over contracts." That explains Quantum Language in a nut-shell.

[MarushiaDark316]

@AeonicDesigns There are, indeed, other ways of using plain English to address your grievances, but your documents would be open to interpretation and "color of law." Quantum language eliminates that and puts everything in black and white. To anyone that can read it, it says what it says, no interpretation required. To one that can't read it, you may need a translator. It's computer code applied to law. "For x, print 'y' " :)

[MarushiaDark316]

@tehDalahast Well, in his system, there are only ten parts of speech (adverb, verb, adjective, pronoun, preposition, article, noun, past-tense, future-tense, and conjunction), and five methods of construction (adv-verb, adv-adv-verb, adv-adj-pronoun, adv-adj-adj-verb, preposition-article-noun), of which only one is correct (the last one). It's about relearning grammar rules. Translation would then consist of substituting one word for another. Other languages would need certain modifications.

[MarushiaDark316]

@exenrontexas I used to think he was crazy too, but after watching some of his other videos and seeing the breadth and depth of his knowledge in just about every other field, I became more convinced that he knows what he's talking about. I started breaking down what he was saying regarding the language issue and what he's talking about is more akin to establishing a universal method of communication akin to computer programming code (like "The Matrix" code), but applied to law.

[cilcannonvryce]

'One world order of correctness" - that is his words, not mine.