Scientist on Reddit claims to have dissected Aliens - Even Reddit Nerds think he's either telling the truth or the GOAT bullshytter

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He lost me once he mentioned religion. Any civilization advanced enough for intergalactic travel isn’t religious

Why is that?

You realize there are plenty of men more advanced than you that have religious inclination? To think that one cannot be intelligent if not brilliant without completeley casting aside the unseen in some way is a very narrow worldview especially considering the history.
 

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Problem is we don't have anything that can produce that amount of energy. to put things in perspective. they are moving at the speed of light. we can send a particle close to that. just a particle.

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Now imagine what it would take to get a vehicle or object of that size to move like that. and with spontaneous maneuvers. Throughout mankind, we build, and evolve off of each other. No one country or tribe, manages to get 1,000 years more advanced than everyone else in a blink of an eye. It's impossible.
It's less of an energy issue and more of a design problem. You can design a craft that moves extremely fast, but what you gain in speed you lose in precision. A trained human pilot can only withstand so many Gs of pressure, but autonomous vehicle can be designed without a pilot in mind.

You also risk the breakdown of the craft with repeated use as well because you're going to need a lightweight material that is also very strong.

It's ironic that you posted the collider in Europe because America already had plans to build something like that here and in the 80s. If it had been built, it would've made America an extremely dominant force in science and tech. We would've been even further ahead than the rest of the world. A series of lies, mistakes, and just plain stupidity and greed ruined the project and wasted billions of dollars.


I wouldn't be shocked if the UFOs people were seeing in the 60s, 70s and 80s were the predecessors of the predator drones we have today. With cameras being what they were back then, it would've just looked like a blur in the sky.
 

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It's less of an energy issue and more of a design problem. You can design a craft that moves extremely fast, but what you gain in speed you lose in precision. A trained human pilot can only withstand so many Gs of pressure
its both energy and design. again, they are disappearing in a blink, light speed. nothing can move that fast unless its bending space and time or bending gravity, you have to remember, they also arent making any sound and not leaving any heat signatures. we can't do that. they are bending, and we don't have anything that can bend space like that. not even close.
 

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He lost me once he mentioned religion. Any civilization advanced enough for intergalactic travel isn’t religious



how many intergalactic civilizations do you know?

Did they transport you through hyper space and give you a tour?

The Bible does mention aliens
 

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The idea of a sea lab is interesting....and makes sense.

Sounds legit....im not a PHD in biology..but sounds cool
 

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We classify life based on our own human perception. We tend to personify concepts like God, i.e. using human/biological pronouns like "he" and visualize him as some giant bearded omnipotent dumbledore in the sky.

That is what we do because it is human nature to want to understand everything, even things well beyond our limited human perception.

Truth is there is so much to existence we could never hope to understand that we CAN see/perceive for ourselves. But who can really say how much is out there that we couldnt hope to perceive, let alone interact with. How many senses exist beyond our five? How much life, intelligent or otherwise could exist beyond the physical/biological?

Who is to say the earth itself is not our creator? That it is not a giant, intelligent sentient life form beyond our comprehension? And we, and everything else, is just literal bacteria crawling around and living/feeding off of it? Floating in a fish tank called the universe, in some house in some greater plane of existence, where the people next door have their own fish tank universe? Looking down on us in utter bemusement of our arrogance and ignorance, all the while unaware they are all part of some even higher plane of existence's fish tank themselves, with this same dynamic repeating itself over and over in perpetuity? :ohhh:
 

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Why is that?

You realize there are plenty of men more advanced than you that have religious inclination? To think that one cannot be intelligent if not brilliant without completeley casting aside the unseen in some way is a very narrow worldview especially considering the history.
Why is that?

You realize there are plenty of men more advanced than you that have religious inclination? To think that one cannot be intelligent if not brilliant without completeley casting aside the unseen in some way is a very narrow worldview especially considering the history.

If they can travel billions of miles to different solar systems, surely they’d travel the heavens looking for a being in the sky creating things. And I bet my bottom dollar they didn’t find anything if this is all true & they went to go look for a god.

And you can’t compare humans to extraterrestrial beings. We’re still in the baby stage & most humans think like children, religion being included in that. If were already advanced through millions of years & generations & could travel to other solar systems in 2023, there wouldn’t be any religions today.
 

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you can actually go beyond the speed of light by bending space and time itself. we know such things exist
Except 'bending time' has never been observed, therefore, saying 'we know such things exists' is science fiction while saying 'It might be possible' is a hypothesis.​
 

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We classify life based on our own human perception. We tend to personify concepts like God, i.e. using human/biological pronouns like "he" and visualize him as some giant bearded omnipotent dumbledore in the sky.

That is what we do because it is human nature to want to understand everything, even things well beyond our limited human perception.

Truth is there is so much to existence we could never hope to understand that we CAN see/perceive for ourselves. But who can really say how much is out there that we couldnt hope to perceive, let alone interact with. How many senses exist beyond our five? How much life, intelligent or otherwise could exist beyond the physical/biological?

Who is to say the earth itself is not our creator? That it is not a giant, intelligent sentient life form beyond our comprehension? And we, and everything else, is just literal bacteria crawling around and living/feeding off of it? Floating in a fish tank called the universe, in some house in some greater plane of existence, where the people next door have their own fish tank universe? Looking down on us in utter bemusement of our arrogance and ignorance, all the while unaware they are all part of some even higher plane of existence's fish tank themselves, with this same dynamic repeating itself over and over in perpetuity? :ohhh:

:russ:I was at the movies, and I saw this same concept in a computer animated preview/ad before the movie started, sounds like you saw the same thing some where.
 

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For the people in this thread,

If you don't have a strong molecular biology background, stop saying this is a hoax.

You wouldn't know where his hyperbolic information lies.

To me, all I can say is the lack of knowledge regarding Genetics as a whole clouds his judgement regarding the TPR regions. It's foolish to think every being in the universe has the same atmospheric foundation as we do. Epigenetics probably has greater affects on the body in other areas of the universe than just Earth.

That's it for now.
 
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