The Sixties and Seventies
I'm not quite old enough to know the sixties, but know of them; I was aware of
Woodstock as it happened that August and recall the hippies wandering through the
woods as I just happened to be in upstate New York at that strange time. I'm old enough
to recall listening to the inquiring inspirational music of the sixties -- it cried
out that the world was in need of Balance. But the sixties came…and went.
In the early seventies, as a young teenager, the digital realm called to me. I listened.
I learned. I designed and built computing devices. Really, in 1972.
Blazing away with a clock speed of 1 MegaHertz
A few years later I discovered the Corridor of Time.
It originated within the Revealing Science of God.
(Thank you Joel Rosen, wherever you are)
© 1975 Atlantic Recording Corporation
In my senior year of high school, my physics lab partner urged me to read certain books.
My reply: “Wizards, dwarves, and elves??? No way!”"
They are what I read instead of studying for finals my freshman year, the spring of 1977
© 1975 by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt
That summer I started writing an Operating System for the so-called "micro computers."
I was told this was a stupid thing to do, by a person I respected. So I stopped.
The person who advised me to stop now works for Bill. So far down the chain that
Bill has no idea he exists. This was the beginning of my training at ignoring
Calls of Destiny.
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