Sunflower Diaries: Cryptology Applied to Transformers, Voltron, Knight Rider, and Napoleon Dynamite, Volume 14

By Rod Island
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Published: Feb. 08, 2013
Words: 32,001 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301253692

Short description

Volume 14 pulls from news articles taken from 2/7 of 2013. It is a follow-up to Volume 13 regarding news generated by the Associated Press Feed that align with the Planetary RSS Feed. With this single day, we examine the theme of Transformers with its symbolism and people who can behave like Sleeper Agents working on behalf of Earth. There's also the examination of the rise of the Dinobots.

Extended description

Volume 14 focuses on the concept of the 1980s cartoon "Transformers" that influenced that time period. It's a way of showing how the masks we wear as people can define us as Autobots and Decepticons. In a sense, there are hidden symbols that indicate our allegiance. Most people want to be Autobots or believe they are a Force of Good. However, sometimes people don't realize they're Decepticons or they have just strayed so far from who they were as children that they became Decepticons. For those who lived through the 1980s, many of us had childhood dreams of becoming Transformers. We followed a leader, Optimus Prime, and we knew Megatron was the bad guy. In reality, it's harder figuring out who's Optimus and who's Megatron. If only things were as simple as a cartoon where you knew who was good and who was bad. This volume tries to use “Transformers” as a metaphor to explain human society. It was showing how Volume 1 talks about a Subconscious Collective that runs off of Earth’s .. (Read more) Volume 14 focuses on the concept of the 1980s cartoon "Transformers" that influenced that time period. It's a way of showing how the masks we wear as people can define us as Autobots and Decepticons. In a sense, there are hidden symbols that indicate our allegiance. Most people want to be Autobots or believe they are a Force of Good. However, sometimes people don't realize they're Decepticons or they have just strayed so far from who they were as children that they became Decepticons. For those who lived through the 1980s, many of us had childhood dreams of becoming Transformers. We followed a leader, Optimus Prime, and we knew Megatron was the bad guy. In reality, it's harder figuring out who's Optimus and who's Megatron. If only things were as simple as a cartoon where you knew who was good and who was bad. This volume tries to use “Transformers” as a metaphor to explain human society. It was showing how Volume 1 talks about a Subconscious Collective that runs off of Earth’s Electromagnetic Field as a Communication Grid. With this Unconscious Collective Theory by Carl Jung, that would be the 5th Dimension that Rod Serling on “Twilight Zone” was talking about. If you have these unconscious transmissions that are being sent to Subconscious Minds like a Subconscious Twitter Feed, it’s the theme of the “Manchurian Candidate” with Sleeper Agents as people who look normal, but they’ve been sent to accomplish a task at a certain or when they are called upon. That would be like a Transformer, as a fighting robot in disguise. If you look at Earth that has a Consciousness with people as Planet-Sized Brain Cells creating a cumulative Consciousness of the Planet, Earth would create human Sleeper Cells. They would be Transformers that come to the defense when called upon. If Earth is like Optimus Prime, then activation will cause these Sleeper Agents to wake up and defend the Planet. In the 1980s, millions of children watched Transformers and were secretly being “Miyagi’ed” like in “Karate Kid.” They were being unconsciously trained to fight for the Planet later on as adults. When the mathematical decryption code revealed itself, humans would “hear the call” and would “transform.” Chapter 1 uses the analogy of the father in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" who claimed he could take any word and show how it is Greek. Chapter 2 is on news where a person tried to impersonate the Sun. Chapter 4 shows how animals are more than meets the eye. Chapter 5 discusses "Turbo Teen" and "Knight Rider." Chapter 6 is about Voltron with Peter Cullen, as the voice of Optimus, was in that show. It gives an example of how Voltron can exist conceptually as a mathematical construct. Chapter 13 is about Solus Prime, as the only female of the 13 Primes. Chapter 14 is about the episode with the return of Optimus Prime and the Hate Plague. There is a similar Hate Plague spreading across society with people angry at each other. Optimus had to cure the plague with the wisdom of the Matrix. Chapter 15 is about the reference to “Transformers” in "Clerks 2." Chapter 16 is about the BMW "4219 Eli" concept car designed with 42 wheels and 19 engines. It can be compared to Voltron and Rodimus Prime. Multiple news articles with a Transformers theme manifested on 2/7 of 2013. Chapter 17 draws a link between Orion Pax and Orion in "Chuck" who designed the Intersect. Chapter 18 is about the 529 Plan regarding education and working in Cryptology. Chapter 19 finishes off with a study of the election and talent competition in "Napoleon Dynamite." Just as the high school students in the auditorium were trying to decide on a Class President, there’s a similar election going on with people of Earth. Do people stick with the current belief system, or do they follow a new type of leadership? It‘s about why you should vote for P(Ed)ro and where all your wildest dreams will come true.
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animals, psychology, earth, history, dreams, television, aspirations, robots, culture, sun, subconscious, cartoons, prime, transformers, optimus, cryptanalysis, cryptology

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