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Interspecies contact should not be an "experience." It should be a conversation.

@OCasasola420 @FettuccineSplit What “research”?

@FettuccineSplit Disclosure memes is a POS talentless grifter projecting his failures onto actual researchers. 👊🏽😁 even your own echo chamber is embarrassed by you. Stay irrelevant shitstain.

Peak detective work Tupacabra. Lmao

@sigmawhalegrind @BilltheCatGuy1 @TimothyAlberino What is a demon? Where is a demon born? Does it have fingers and toes? Eyes? Skin? Bones? Does a demon have a mother? Father? Siblings? What does a demon eat? Where does it sleep? And how does it die? Without answers to these questions, it’s a bad theory.

@ophello @BilltheCatGuy1 @TimothyAlberino or its a demon :)

My fellow Christians are going to need to jettison that Medieval theology soon or face existential shock.

@NotSelfArising @theSciTechGuy A six year old could have figured out that a pointy train engine would move through the tunnel better. I doubt the engineer who came up with this actually struggled to do so.

@ophello @theSciTechGuy I imagine that, by this condescending trivializing statement, you've built many high-speed trains and other technological marvels...

Japan's built had a impossible problem... until a tiny bird solved it. Japan’s famous bullet train once had a huge problem. Every time it exited a tunnel, it created a loud sonic boom that disturbed people living nearby. Engineers struggled for years to fix it. Then one engineer who loved bird-watching noticed something incredible. The kingfisher bird dives from air into water at high speed without making a splash. So engineers redesigned the nose of the Shinkansen train to look like the bird’s beak.

@jereveveille @chrisramsay52 Tell that to the abduction victims who were used as breeding stock. Tell that to the cattle farmers with mutilated animals, organs removed with surgical precision. “Here to help”? Get lost.

@chrisramsay52 When your Spiritual knowledge is more advanced, using NDEs and Lucid Dreaming, to name just a few, then you understand these beings are benevolent, peaceful and here to help us ... evolve to our next level of understanding ... Reality.

They might just be Mining our Consciousness… 👽

@chrisramsay52 They’re mining our biological resources, and misdirecting us with spiritual nonsense so we don’t examine their true reasons for being here.

@TeslaAaronL Can y’all stop posting these FSD videos sped up? We want to see real time interactions.

This road feels like it was custom-made as a challenge level for FSD. All kinds of situations keep popping up nonstop. 😀

@XFreeze Is this footage sped up? Looks like it.

Insane how Tesla FSD handles the most complex roads entirely on its own....even with zero lane markers

Aliens engaged in activity here that we would find abhorrent will also work to ensure that we generally believe the wrong things about them. That’s what all this interdimensional / time travel nonsense is about. Those frameworks completely destroy any honest inquiry into their intentions, scattering our conversations in 10,000 directions. Don’t fall for this. Just look at their actions: secret cohabitation for decades, seeding technology trinkets to our governments without the public’s awareness or consent, abduction of human beings, interbreeding with our species, and harvesting biological resources from animals. THAT is the information that we should be scrutinizing: Their ACTIONS. Action denotes intent. Don’t listen to anyone telling you their intentions are unknowable. That is a lie the ETs themselves want you to believe.

So, when it comes to UFO disclosure here's what I'm looking for: "Yes, UFOs are real. Here's some cool pictures and videos. We don't know what they are or where they come from. Sorry for lying to you." Meanwhile, on social media, UFO disclosure is: "Multiple species of time traveling aliens are trying to move us through the multiverse to change their own timelines. The aliens are to us as we are to microbes. The aliens often hate each other and fight wars to exert control over their preferred timelines. The aliens don't give a crap about us, we are insects to be ignored. Also. Loosh." Like.. seriously...folks..I just wanna see a flying saucer for God's sake...

@NoBananaBB @CburgesCliff I’m fully aware of that. I also believe that abductees are placed in a state of altered consciousness. Their reported perception of time and memory simply cannot be taken at face value.

@ophello @CburgesCliff The weight of the experiencer accounts indicates a level of genetic compatibility with humans prerequisite to a broad "hybridisation" program, alongside some Aryan NHI groups propagating a decidedly 20th century eugenicist outlook There's evidence galore if you don't dismiss it

If you can travel faster than light then you can go back in time. Nobody has come back to tell us about it so it seems pretty unlikely.

Ancient Egyptian tombs were also found. Have ancient Egyptians “been here the whole time”? Just because archaeological digs revealed extraterrestrial artifacts does not mean they have “been here the whole time.” The most you can possibly infer from it is that one specific craft landed here long ago. There is absolutely nothing tying that to modern visitation or activity.

@Cortex_Zero Rumors of UAP craft found in archaeological sites strongly reinforce this ultraterrestrial belief. They may have been here the whole time.

The concept of “ultraterrestrials” raises a profoundly destabilizing possibility: that humanity may not be alone on Earth, not because something arrived recently from elsewhere, but because something may have been here all along. If one looks back across deep time, Earth is not a stable stage. It is a world repeatedly shaped by extinction events, abrupt climatic transitions, geophysical upheaval, lost ecosystems, and civilizational discontinuities. That naturally opens a speculative question: What if an advanced terrestrial lineage survived one or more ancient cataclysms? Not extraterrestrial in the conventional sense. Not necessarily separate from humanity in every respect. Perhaps adjacent to us. Perhaps genetically related. Perhaps far older, more technically developed, and more deeply embedded in the architecture of human civilization than we are prepared to admit. This is where the ultraterrestrial hypothesis begins to overlap with older and more uncomfortable ideas: bloodlines, hidden elites, institutional capture, “the hidden hand,” “Mr. Global,” and the persistent suspicion that visible power may only be the outermost layer of a deeper control structure. To be clear, I am not presenting this as a conclusion. I am asking whether the question itself is still unreasonable. If non-human intelligence exists, and if there are persistent indications that human institutions have been penetrated, managed, or influenced by forces beyond ordinary democratic visibility, then the possibility of an advanced hidden terrestrial group cannot simply be dismissed as fantasy. It may also not contradict the NHI question. In fact, the more disturbing possibility is that these categories are not separate. A concealed ultraterrestrial lineage and non-human intelligences from elsewhere may be operating in tandem, whether through alliance, hierarchy, biological continuity, technological dependency, or mutual strategic interest. That would suggest we are not merely dealing with “aliens.” We may be dealing with a hidden ecology of intelligence. And if even a fraction of this framework is correct, then the deception is not limited to UFO secrecy, crash retrievals, reverse engineering, or classified aerospace programs. The lie may be civilizational. The public may not simply be uninformed about what is in the sky. We may be uninformed about who, or what, has been shaping the world beneath our feet. #ufox #ufotwitter

I keep seeing this phrase repeated like a mantra. “Been here all along.” My understanding of ET contact on our planet is that it is not one continuous unbroken chain of events. It is scattered, sporadic, and carried out by different ET groups with different moral alignments and agendas. “Been here all along” is a thought-terminating cliche. It doesn’t discern who is here, nor explain who has been here for what duration. And most importantly, it doesn’t mean they are native to our planet. The belief that these beings have any natural rights to our planet is one of the most dangerous beliefs of all. We are incapable of verifying their origins in the first place — leaving us wide open to manipulation and deception in this regard. Basically, any alien can land and say they’ve “been here all along.” And millions will believe it without question. That’s a serious problem — one we have no experience in dealing with as a species. If we don’t have this conversation, we will put our survival in jeopardy.

We cannot just take experiencer accounts at face value. We have to analyze them as a whole and weigh them with the reports from non-experiencers and field investigations. Time travel backwards is just not tenable as a theory, nor is it borne out by the evidence or testimony of experiencers.

@ophello @CburgesCliff Wait, I don't expect everyone to learn General Relativity, but you should really learn some physics rudiments if you want to "well actually" experiencers. I agree that most are credulous imbeciles, but some of us were actually abducted so can say that without being rude

@JJKixxx88 @JustinWStapley @grok @grok what other places can this person learn about election fraud besides you?

@ophello @JustinWStapley @grok Asking GROK? Seriously? Election fraud is as American as apple pie.

Advocates for abolishing the electoral college make a similar mistake to those who believe the 2020 election was stolen. You cannot steal the national election, because there is no national election. There are fifty different state elections, and a conspiracy to steal an election would involve not one but dozens of separate operations that would have to infiltrate state and local processes from top to bottom, and somehow compartmentalize all of it to avoid detection. It's impossible. Similarly, advocates of abolishing the electoral college want a system that awards victory to the winner of the national popular election, but we have no national popular election and we have no idea what that would even look like. We have fifty separate state elections whose results reflect unique state and local concerns, and in every state but Maine and Nebraska, the winner of the state's election is its winner in the electoral college.

Yes it is. When extraordinary things happen, people will witness them and report on them. That’s a guaranteed outcome of extraordinary events. Has it occurred to you that an advanced intelligence that does not want mass awareness of its activities can easily avoid crossing our scientific evidentiary thresholds?

@ophello "These incidents are a matter of public record. You’re either ignoring them or hand-waving them away. I have a theory as to why that is." Testimony is not evidence of extraordinary claims. What's your theory? Could the same not be said of an abundance of evidence it is not real?

If you believe what you have written, nobody will change your mind. I would say this, you are an unwitting victim and one day I hope you realize it, but in regards to what you wrote. No. I make extensive films on this subject. It is now, always was and will continue to be, a lie.

@JJKixxx88 @JustinWStapley @grok has any US election outcome been changed due to voter fraud? And what percentage of real voter fraud cases were verified to be carried out by registered republicans vs democrats?

@ophello @JustinWStapley

Is Kirn an interdimensional physicist? Has he passed into a non-corporeal realm, bringing along measuring instruments to analyze and photograph that realm? This repeated insistence by experiencers for the non-physical nature of extraterrestrial beings is not based in anything but speculation and personal perception. It isn’t anywhere close to the level of proof or validation we would need to verify the true nature of these entities. For all we know, this is simply our misunderstanding of their advanced cloaking technology. Just because an object or being appears translucent, or disappears suddenly, or passes through solid matter doesn’t mean they’re a spirit. This could be little more than light field or vision manipulation. The entire basis for interdimensional theory could be nothing more than alien parlor tricks.

@ophello @BilltheCatGuy1 @TimothyAlberino Kirn has stated Grusch told him about incorporeal, non physical beings also claiming to be interdimentional in origin.

@NoBananaBB @CburgesCliff No, not if you are a warping space. Time travel isn’t a thing. The only time travel that can exist is slowing your perception of time passing. No one is traveling backward in time.

@ophello @CburgesCliff Space travel FTL. But no time travel? Space-time. You get both or neither past a certain point

@alitekintr Better call Saul belongs on the top of the list.

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@dironman34 @ReviewsPossum Inertia is not caused by gravity.

@ophello @ReviewsPossum eliminate the pull of gravity on mass,that eliminates the increase mass when accelerating.

Nothing can travel faster than light because it's more accurately thought of as the speed of causality. If it could, then an event could happen before whatever caused it. That's time travel. That said, nothing can travel through space faster than light, but space itself can expand and contract faster than light, which is exactly what happens in a black hole. This is the idea behind the theoretical Alcubierre warp drive. The spaceship is essentially stationary inside a "bubble" of "flat" spacetime while the spacetime in front of it is contracted and the spacetime behind it is expanded. The spaceship doesn't move faster than light. The space around it does. The reason we can't build an Alcubierre drive despite the math working out is it requires a lot of negative energy. While the Casimir effect proves negative energy exists, to produce the amount needed requires exotic matter which doesn't exist, as far as we know. In quantum mechanics, the term "locality" is used to refer to the distance at which any event can influence any other event in a given span of time, limited by the speed of light. In the normal world that we're used to, nothing can influence anything at a distance in less time than it takes light to travel that distance. But in quantum mechanics, there exist phenomena such as entanglement, where two particles with the same origin have the opposite quantum state, but this state is fundamentally undefined (not because we don't know what it is, but because reality itself hasn't "decided" it) for both until one of them interacts with something and its "wave function" is collapses. When this happens, state of its entangled partner also becomes defined, and this happens instantly, no matter the distance, in apparent violation of locality. This would seem to imply that information is traveling between the two particles faster than light, but that's not really what's happening. Because particles have a wave function (wave-particle duality), their positions in space are fundamentally indefinite, and wherever they are in space is a matter of probability. When two particles are entangled, their wave functions overlap, so no matter how far apart they are, they're "touching" each other in some way. It might be easier to think of the two particles as both fully occupying all of the space between them, because they essentially are until their wave functions collapse and their positions become definite (this is called superposition). Even though wave function collapse happens instantly, this cannot be used to transmit information faster than light because there's also fundamental randomness to it. You can't know what state either particle is in until after you observe one and thereby collapse the wave function of the whole system (to "observe" in this context means to interact with it since it's impossible to measure anything in a quantum system without influencing it in some way). There's no way to "tell" a particle to be in one state or another, and thereby tell the other what state to be in.