(127546) 2002 XU93, advise to those who are breaking through the unknown.

(127546) 2002 XU93 is a scattered disc object with Kozai resonance (inclination of 77º=180º-103º) discovered in December of 2002.

It has a perihelion of 21.0 AU and an aphelion of 111 AU (scattered disc object with high aphelion and Uranus at the perihelion). It has a diameter of about 110 km.

The social intelligence of (127546) 2002 XU93 can help others to break through their lives and open to experiences that are too far from day to day life, like the nun in the movie "Dragonfly" (2002), Jason Borne with Marie in the movie "The Bourne Identity" (2002), the sons and daughters with their parents in the movie "Just a Kiss" (2002), the uncle of Parker in the movie "Spiderman" (2002), the anthropologist in the movie "Lilo & Stich" (2002), Gwinevere Rain in the book "SpellCraft for Teens: A magickal Guide to Writing and Casting Spells" (2002), and the grandmother of Hay Lin in the comic book "Witch" (2001, 2003). 

Karen Hamaker Zondag, author of the book "The Twelfth House: The Hidden Power in the Horoscope" (1990), has 2002 XU93 in Pisces in the Crossing Point of the Age progressions (Basis Horoscope / Moon Node Horoscope). 2002 XU93 is in square the Sun in Sagittarius, sextile Hylonome in Taurus, and semisextile Typhon-Crantor in Aries. 2002 XU93 is in a threefold position, because is in Pisces and in the 12th House of the Moon Node Horoscope and also of the House Horoscope.

2000 CO104, sharing the unexpected

2000 CO104 is a centaur (Uranus-Neptune) discovered in February of 2000.

It reached the perihelion in November of 1996 (also in July of 1877). It reached the aphelion in March of 1937 (also in October of 1817).

It has a perihelion of 20.68 AU and an aphelion of 27.79 AU. The semimajor axis is at 24.24 AU. It has an orbital period of 119 years and 128 days. It has an inclination of 3.1º.

It has the following orbital resonances:

Semi-major axis:
11:8 with Neptune (99.6)

1:4 with Saturn (98.7)

Perihelion:
7:4 with Neptune (99.9)
5:16 with Saturn (99.8)

Aphelion:
9:8 with Neptune (%100.0)
4:7 with Uranus (99.7)
1:5 with Saturn (99.5)

"The Beach" (1999)

When the centaur 2000 CO104 is with a group of people or is part of a collective event, as a music concert, a sports match or a conference on a specific topic, can become excited in a catching way by any incredible or unexpected event that is happening during it, or by the innovative ideas that are exposed.

 

"Octoberbaby" (2011)

 

Related movies: "Twister" (1996), "The Beach" (2000), "Pay It Forward" (2000), "Coyote Ugly" (2000), "The Sum of All Fears" (2002), "Anacondas 2: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid" (2004), "Omagh" (2004), "The Day of Tomorrow" (2004), "The Incredibles" (2004), "Wimbledon" (2004).

(230965) 2004 XA192, "Justice is about more than revenge" (Batman Begins)

(230965) 2004 XA192 is a scattered disc object discovered in December of 2004. It has a perihelion of 35.5 AU and an aphelion of 58.7 AU. It has a diameter of about 400 km. There is a prediscovery image back to 1989. 

The emotional intelligence of (230965) 2004 XA192 controls revenge feelings to give way to justice principles, like in the movie "Batman Begins" (2005) or at the end of the movie "Corpse Bride" (2005). On the other hand, (230965) 2004 XA192 gives the inner strength to undertake legal actions, unlike the TV director in the movie "Crash" (2004), which did not have the faith to report authority abuse and he represses him self until he becomes unbalanced.

(174567) Varda, emotions that go with consciousness when the additional channels of communication and interaction are discovered

(174567) Varda is related with changes in the state of privacy, like in the movie "Friday the 13th" (1980), when one of the girls in the group thinks she saw someone in the forest, on the other side of the lake, watching them.

In fact, this principle can become generalized into situations in which there are multiple channels of communication and interaction. In general, (174567) Varda is related to emotions that go with consciousness when the additional channels of communication and interaction are discovered, like in the movie "The Bourne Supremacy" (2004), when Pamela Landy receives a call from Jason Bourne and she realizes that he is also watching her from a nearby building through binoculars while the telephone call is taking place.

"My Best Friend's Wedding" (1997)

An interview with Philip Zimbardo, blind obedience to authority

Philip Zimbardo:
Since I was little, I always believed in the power of the situation to shape people, for better or for worse. My experiment is like a Greek tragedy: what happens if you put good people in an evil place? Do good people dominate and change the evil of the place, or does bad place corrupt even the good? Milgram's experiment, which preceded mine, had to do with the power of the situation, but with a strong authority that put pressure on someone to hurt another person.

Eduard Punset:
Let's remind viewers a little bit about the essence of Milgram's experiment ...
 
Philip Zimbardo:
Sure. In the Milgram experiment, a very significant number of people, some 1,000, participated in the United States, with ages between 20 and 50 years. They were not students, but ordinary citizens. Mostly men. To summarize, the experimenter told participants: "we want to help improve people's memory. We will do it in the following way: you will be the teacher and he will be the apprentice, and when he does something right, perfect; but, when he makes a mistake, you will apply electric shocks, because we want to see if this improves learning." Everything started with a good ideology: that science wanted to help improve memory, so the participants believed that they were doing something good. There was a device with switches to activate the discharges, and the first one supposedly applied (because the apprentice was actually an actor) was 15 volts. From there, each increase was 15 volts: 15, 30, 45 ... but suddenly, when it reached 100, the actor began to shout from the other room: "I leave, I can not anymore"... If the participant was good, he turned to the experimenter and said: "Sir, who will be responsible if something happens?" The answer was: "I take responsibility, I am the expert, you have to continue". And now it was 100, 200 volts ... The other one was screaming and shouting ... And so on up to 450 volts, the maximum.
 
Eduard Punset:
Enough to kill someone, nearly.
 
Philip Zimbardo:
Well, at least to knock him out. When they reached 375, there was a scream and then silence. And the participant said: "Sir, something is wrong". But it was answered: "You have to continue". Milgram asked forty psychiatrists what percentage of US citizens believed they would apply 450 volts. His answer was that 1%, only sadists. However, they were wrong. Two out of every three people made it to the end! Even if the other shrieked, even if he said, "I want to leave, I have heart problems!" This is called blind obedience to authority. The experiment showed that, from a young age, we are taught to obey authority. And normally the authority is good: the parents, the priest, the rabbi ... but we do not know what to do when someone good becomes bad: when a teacher is cruel to the students, or a father abuses his children ... And Milgram showed that the most people could easily cross the line between good and evil, with good intentions, and say, "I'm helping this person", but they helped him by killing him.

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