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Beautiful. I agree 100%.

I am a human. (....That is just a theory, of course. The world will never know. )

all the different dimensions of space-time are akin to the channels of a tv set or radio, one must tune oneself to those other channels/frequencies in order to perceive them. no antennas have been found yet that can facilitate reception of these alternate frequencies.

My theory is that ressurecting dead threads angers the elder gods and makes them want to destroy our insignificant little world.

going to luray caverns [eastern Virginia in the Shenandoah mountain range] and listening to the stalacpipe organ therein, will transport you to a different spiritual dimension.

Aliens formed a hybrid with the prehistoric ancestor of the great apes and it evolved and it splintered off into us. Yep...yep!

the late journalist for the chicago tribune [i think] mike royko, maintained that in a civilization long ago and far away, this peaceful planet kept its planet peaceful by grabbing all their defectives, and sending them to planet earth.

i think the most fun theory is the one in the book Journey to the Centre of the Earth, where
there is a whole sun --
and primitive world living beneath the crust of this planet...

ancient aboriginal legends in one of the current provinces, had it that living on top of the clouds,
were a whole other set of people , cloud-people,
and they didnt know of our existence, and the thunder was from them running around or something.

that is pretty neat too.. i would imagine that too, when i was a child , looking out of airplanes, that there were cloud people there and parks , etc.

i think the aborigines were closer to the truth than they realized.

perhaps that was just a thing they told children, they had a bunch of supposed legends touted as such sometimes -
that were originally fairy tales for children mainly and not to be taken as anything more.
but i dont get what u mean..
unless u mean in reference to wealthy people

Señor generalization here.

Any form of storytelling that does not make you feel anything towards situations and certain characters ultimately fails as a story; A good movie can have a bad story.

then the lion king wins -

it had to have had the most people of the most age groups crying for a character (at least at Simba trying to wake up Mufasa's corpse) across the world..

Walt Disney had a simple dream, to make children all over the world cry.

It's a story told before, and it executes it well in terms of characters (already written centuries ago), music, and emotional impact.
Any story with a theme can be an outstanding media production, and it all depends on the execution. Unless, of course, it's not your cup of tea .

i think the aborigines were talking about spirit beings in a realm above the earth plane, the closest their language would allow any description was up in the clouds.