Jason Wilde

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The Dogon people of West Africa have some crazy oral tradition that describes ancestral beings known as the Nommo. These entities are said to have come from the region of Sirius, which holds a major place in Dogon cosmology. According to oral accounts, the Nommo were described as amphibious, fish like beings who descended to Earth in a craft with a great noise and wind. Their arrival is often described as turbulent, with references to spinning motion and a landing that disturbed the surrounding environment. In Dogon narratives, the Nommo are closely tied to water and are sometimes said to have required a watery environment to survive after their arrival. The traditions describe the Nommo as culture bringers who provided knowledge to early humans. They are said to have introduced systems of order, including language, agriculture, and social structure. Some accounts suggest they provided detailed astronomical knowledge, including awareness of celestial bodies associated with Sirius that are not visible to the naked eye. These teachings were preserved through ritual, symbolism, and oral transmission, often encoded within ceremonies and masks used in Dogon religious practice. The Nommo are also described as beings of balance, associated with harmony, fertility, and the maintenance of cosmic order, with their story embedded deeply in the Dogon understanding of the universe and humanity’s place within it.

@khloekir Fascinating ... did they not discover he had low level radiation poisoning.

@JasonWilde108 These marks would recede and reappear during Stefan’s life

In 1967, a part time prospector named Stefan Michalak was working alone near Falcon Lake, close to the Ontario/Manitoba border, when he reported one heck of a UFO story. While examining a quartz vein, he was startled by geese suddenly fleeing the area. Looking up, he claimed to see two glowing, metallic objects descending from the sky. One reportedly landed nearby. Believing it might be experimental aircraft, Michalak approached and described hearing voices from within before the craft suddenly activated. As it lifted, he said it expelled hot gas through a grid-like vent, burning his clothing and leaving a distinct pattern of injuries on his body.

Reports of a odd animal attacking livestock first started to get attention back in the mid 1990s in Puerto Rico, where farmers began finding goats and other animals drained of blood. The creature was named the Chupacabra, meaning “goat sucker.” Early descriptions portrayed it as a small, upright being with spines along its back and glowing eyes. Over time, sightings spread across Latin America and into parts of the United States. In many cases, animals were found with puncture wounds and little sign of struggle. Anyone seen a Chupacabra?

@KanubeSupport Love it!

@JasonWilde108 so, a stranger appears and offers something to go with them somewhere, did no one ever teach this guy stranger danger?

In 1974, a hunter named Carl Higdon reported some super weird shit in the remote wilderness of Medicine Bow National Forest. According to his account, Higdon was tracking an elk when the animal suddenly behaved in a bizarre and weird way, standing still as if frozen. Moments later, he noticed a figure nearby that did not appear human. The being was described as tall, with an unusual face and a mechanical or artificial quality to its movement. Higdon claimed the NHI communicated with him and attempted to offer him water. He later reported being taken aboard a craft, where he observed a small interior space and experienced a sense of disorientation before being returned. Higdon was later found by others in a confused state, alone and unharmed.

@mostindicative Excellent ... I'm sharing within my private circle as well.

@JasonWilde108 This is the turning point. They cannot lie to us anymore. Oh I found the last constant.It was already within my paperwork somewhere found it.She's humming at a hundred percent

@JasonWilde108 I'm so grateful. Time is of the essence. If you can think.of a way to put this message out to even more people. If you know people that would like to see this that you could personally message and show them that would be awesome. If you cant I understand. Inside of that book is a floor model energy generator that power fifty houses for life for a $100000.\nInside that book is the build book to a spaceship that people can use to go anywhere These are things that nobody gives away to the world without running in big time trouble. We definitely need to have this reach.As far and wide as we possibly can before , they stomp it out. So it gets bigger than they're able to contain

Let’s see your bird photographs! 🦆📸

@KarenJoyLyster Very true...good find!

@JasonWilde108 The Pat McGuire case was also within this timeframe & both were from Wyoming. IMO Carl Higdon saw NHI, the case is so detailed, reminds me of my own (in some ways). Poor guys, both became very depressed at being laughed at by their peers. OH don't we know what that's like. ❤️

You enter a photo contest with the theme of “A Tree”, what photo would you submitted? Let’s see them!! 📸 🌄 A little #ThrowbackThursday fun!

@fylth1 Wholly shit! That much!

@JasonWilde108 If they weren’t like $2000 I would have one. They have about 3 UFO coins if I remember correctly. Pretty cool stuff!

@fylth1 So cool!

@JasonWilde108 The Canadian Government minted a coin about this very situation.

@JasonWilde108 That happened here where I live. Stefan was transported to the hospital I was working . He had a strange odor to him that even the staff could smell. He was said later he regretted reporting the incident

@khloekir Sure is.

@JasonWilde108 The shirt with the burn marks he was wearing is displayed at the University of Manitoba archives

@elonmusk Way way worse.

Algorithm is better today than 3 months ago?

@CuriosityonX Depends ... am I just sitting a ship and looking out the windows at countless stars for the rest of my life? Or am I actually gonna get to explore some planets and see more cool shit?

Would you leave Earth forever to explore deep space if given the chance?

@RoyWallroy Get anything worth bragging about?

@JasonWilde108 I have hunted Medicine Bow a few times. Never heard of this. Thanks.

@DafyddNapX @BrandonFugal @chatgpt21 @AshtonForbes @craigzLiszt @Mikehomeseller @slow_developer @Umbraflamma21 @allengreenfield True, but in my opinion, it couldn't happen sooner. The sooner true SAGI will leave Earth to explore the cosmos and other dimensions.

The technological singularity refers to a point where AI becomes powerful enough to improve itself faster than humans can understand or control. The term was coined by people like Ray Kurzweil, who argued that once machines reach human level intelligence they will begin designing better versions of themselves. Each new generation of AI would then create the next one even faster. This could trigger an explosive jump in intelligence that changes civilization almost overnight. Many researchers believe the early steps toward this are already visible through rapid advances in machine learning, robotics, and systems that can now write code, generate images, and solve complex problems. How close we are to that moment is still up in the air, but the pace of development is massively accelerating. Some tech gurus believe we could see AGI within the next few decades while others think it may take longer. If it happens, the blast will be enormous. A superintelligent system could transform medicine, science, energy production, and space exploration in ways we can barely imagine today. At the same time it raises serious questions about control, ethics, and the future role of humans in a world where machines may become the most intelligent entities on Earth. For many people the singularity represents both the greatest opportunity and the greatest unknown in the history of our species. Is this good or bad?

@Hoopss Dude, they made this last week. How old are you?

Were you old enough to see one of these in real life?