I was led to another thread the other day, about the Berenstein Bears. Most of us know they were always the Berenstein Bears. The name came from the writers and their name was Berenstein.
But it's not anymore, and never was in this "timeline" or "universe", or whatever. According to the Library of Congress, they are
Stan & Jan Berenstain.
There's a
nice video here, clearly showing that many people, not influenced, all believe it to be Berenstein.
Images show the very old book to the newer ones all have the same name.
There will be a deception in the end days. The entire internet showing that these are the Berenstain bears is a deception. The question is WHY?
Why change the name of
this family? The video I linked to, suggests that the devil can't change major events, he's always going to be defeated by Jesus. But apparently he can help change other things. This is also likely due to CERN, them invoking the destroyer of worlds and trying to open portals.
Here's a quote about Carl Sagan's Cosmos.
"The opening line in Cosmos is a religious ode, a hymn to the material gods of the cosmos, the little bits and pieces of matter that have no soul, no meaning, no morality, no design, and no ultimate purpose for any of us.
The cosmos is all that is or ever was or ever will be.(1)
This is not science; it’s a declaration of faith.
As I mentioned, Cosmos was published in 1980. But before Sagan’s Cosmos, there was Stan and Jan Berenstain’s The Berenstain Bears in The Bears’s Nature Guide: A Nature Walk Through Bear Country published in 1975. While not as sophisticated as Sagan and not as academically credentialed, they beat him to the materialist punch in their children’s book
Nature is all that IS or WAS or EVER WILL BE.(2)"I find it interesting that something that was changed, that most people in the world (if they knew it to begin with) would argue to their deathbed that it was Berenstein, was the name of the people writing a book that wrote a line that would become a theme, for an atheist religion.
Atheist religion is an oxymoron. But the person I quoted is right. How can you be atheist can then claim with faith that the cosmos or nature was what was here from the beginning and will be the be-all and end-all? It takes faith to believe that that is all there is. And there are religions that worship mother earth/nature.
This is a post I posted on the Berenstein Bears thread, discussing Stein's gate, an anime dealing with CERN (they call it SERN), a Large Hadron Collider, and time travel.
I was looking on one youtube video, they mention
Steins Gate (such as the 'Stein' in Beren
stein) and it's
Visual Novel.
One of the comments had been "Check out the anime movie "Stein's Gate". It's about time travel. In the movie, those few who are capable of retaining their memories while traversing timelines, are called "
Stein Readers". John Titor and his story is also part of the plot." There's some more info here:
Timeline ShiftsI've been posting a lot on my
prediction thread about CERN. They found a pentaquark there just last week.
CERN has the Large Hadron Collider.
"When the LHC first came online, many critics believed the massive particle accelerator would destroy the Earth, if not the Universe, through its high-energy experiments. Even famed physicist Stephen Hawking believes the Universe may be wiped out, one day, by a vacuum bubble created by Higgs bosons, although the process could take 10 to the 100 (one followed by 100 zeros) years." (
link)
Back to Stein's GateIt's kind of weird they talk about SERN, time travel and a Large Hadron Collider, though it's probably just put into a story form after CERN started their collider up in 2008.
From wikipedia"He and his friends soon learn that
SERN, an organization that has been researching time travel for some time, has actually succeeded in sending humans into the past although they seem to have all resulted in the test subjects' deaths. Rintarō begins experimenting with "D-Mails" (Dメール D mēru?, short for DeLorean mail), which begin to cause major differences in the timeline. Kurisu also manages to create a device to send a person's memories through the microwave, allowing that person to effectively leap into the past."
From the site about the
Visual Novel, "Set in the electric city Akihabara, the real-life Mecca of Japanese pop culture, Stein’s Gatefollows the adventures of the Future Gadget Lab, a small group of university students, as they fiddle and tinker with their 'experiments.'
Events quickly spiral out of control as the main character, Okabe Rintarou, and his friends accidentally create a functioning time machine capable of sending text messages back to the past. Embroiled in conspiracy, the Gadget Lab soon finds its members in very real peril."
...
"The plots and machinations of Stein’s Gate draw heavily on real-world entities and pseudoscience pretty close to the proven physics. Names like the
Large Hadron Collider and Kerr black holes run amok and the game’s theory on time travel, the core device of the narrative, is handled extremely well."