The Discontinuity
Cliff High returns with bad news as well as good. The bad news: His wife has fallen ill and now requires full-time care and attention.It sounds as if she no longer is living with him but apart at a nearby medical care facility.
The good news: High will be remaining at his home with his dogs over the winter, giving him plenty of free time to analyze the latest data sets he’s collected through his computer forecasting program, which aims at identifying major changes in current events. High says he won’t be isolating himself, as he had hinted, but instead will be giving us regular updates.
What he foresees now: A major upheaval, producing a “general level of disruption” and “rising tensions” through spring of next year. What we are witnessing, he says, are “the birth pains for Sci-Fi world,” representing a distinctly new technology-driven timeline far different from the timelines involving ancient religions, including Christianity and Judaism, that have dominated lives since the Biblical era.
We can expect the unexpected, he says. There will be intense social, political and legal clashes ahead. But there will also be stirrings of a New Age, as zero-point technology allows us to harness quantum energy, greatly reducing our reliance on petroleum and oil.
In another change, mankind will embark on a large-scale exploration of our planetary history, forever altering what we know about what has happened, including fresh looks at aliens and UFOs. Here’s more from High’s The Discontinuity: The Line in Time, a new edition of his series Explorers’ Guide to Sci-Fi World.
