Is this true? Because I've had a weird feeling ever since like a decade ago when the Catholic Church issued policy on extraterrestrial life (for no reason!) around the same time as the English announced some sort of ambassador role?
(err, that happened, right?)
(err, that happened, right?)
https://twitter.com/davenewworld_2/status/1475222580869091330
Anyway, for the record, I think aliens are probably real but they're probably not from far away physically.
I think they exist right here, among us, living at speeds that preclude our recognition of their sentience, distributed across dimensions we can't perceive.
I think they exist right here, among us, living at speeds that preclude our recognition of their sentience, distributed across dimensions we can't perceive.
The universe is just energy vibrating. Some of those vibrations register as light, some as sound, some as touch, etc.
But most of those vibrations we don't have the senses to detect.
Isn't it a little much to believe that alien life would share our exact sensory configuration?
But most of those vibrations we don't have the senses to detect.
Isn't it a little much to believe that alien life would share our exact sensory configuration?
I also suspect that whatever we do find will be stranger than we can imagine, and that the military is the last group of people who should be exposed to it.
If I were them I'd study us and then approach religious leaders first.
If I were them I'd study us and then approach religious leaders first.
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