The military has Tic Tac sightings exhibiting intelligent behavior, what’s up?,

[michael17Participant]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

There’s a catch 22 in proving something is nonbaryonic. It’s unfalsifiable . Not if you are a Neutrino.

They come in three flavors too! 😋

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

Allegedly, the military believes in the return of the Anunnaki along with robbing the tomb of Nimrod ( based on Hillary Clinton’s emails, from the gulf war). Oh man, I so want that to be true!

Ha ha, Hollywood would have a fields day.

[PopeBeanieModerator]

I’d consider what seems to me to be the most plausible: Technology-caused illusions. I worked on pre-“stealth” electronic technology in the Air Force, designed to make aircraft appear somewhere other than where it actually was, or to some extent invisible. The colloquial phrase for it was “radar jamming”. That was almost 50 years ago now, and maybe you can imagine how much we’ve advanced. New frontiers are not just radar tom-foolery, but optical as well, e.g. by creating plasma in front of an aircraft or ballistic weapon.

Such illusions are not defiance of physics, but increasingly understanding physics and how to use it as a tool.

Who or what is able to do this is another question. Is it advanced, secret technology? And before anyone leaps to an “it’s aliens” conclusion, I suggest a slightly more credible version of it, e.g. AI probes. Any aliens travelling for light years aren’t going to visit us as tourists in space cruise ships, but as tiny, self-contained robot craft. If they’re just messing with us for fun, scientific, or cultural anthropological observation for kids back home, there are plenty of silly humans reacting to these magic shows with comically entertaining results.

I have no control over this, but my brain waves have at times tuned perfectly to specific frequencies coming from the dark side of the moon. Only when I’m sleeping. I wish I could tell you what else I’ve learned, but they’ll know, and they’ll pull the plug on me just as soon as I even think of spilling the beans.

[michael17Participant]

PopeBeanie wrote:

I’d consider what seems to me to be the most plausible: Technology-caused illusions. I worked on pre-“stealth” electronic technology in the Air Force, designed to make aircraft appear somewhere other than where it actually was, or to some extent invisible. The colloquial phrase for it was “radar jamming”. That was almost 50 years ago now, and maybe you can imagine how much we’ve advanced. New frontiers are not just radar tom-foolery, but optical as well, e.g. by creating plasma in front of an aircraft or ballistic weapon. Such illusions are not defiance of physics, but increasingly understanding physics and how to use it as a tool. Who or what is able to do this is another question. Is it advanced, secret technology? And before anyone leaps to an “it’s aliens” conclusion, I suggest a slightly more credible version of it, e.g. AI probes. Any aliens travelling for light years aren’t going to visit us as tourists in space cruise ships, but as tiny, self-contained robot craft. If they’re just messing with us for fun, scientific, or cultural anthropological observation for kids back home, there are plenty of silly humans reacting to these magic shows with comically entertaining results. I have no control over this, but my brain waves have at times tuned perfectly to specific frequencies coming from the dark side of the moon. Only when I’m sleeping. I wish I could tell you what else I’ve learned, but they’ll know, and they’ll pull the plug on me just as soon as I even think of spilling the beans.

Technology keeps increasing by leaps and bounds. Recently paydirt was achieved with a fusion reaction assisted with Lasers in California. If we ever are able to achieve travel to distant galaxies via drones it must be through non-baryonic technology, that exceeds the speed of light. If we personally want to go, we must warp space time around that craft. Theses would be the earmarks of a type I or II civilization, that hypothetically has earth under surveillance.

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[TheEncogitationerParticipant]

Michael17,

The only good thing about your Links is that by viewing them here, I don’t have to have TikTok on my device and get it on me. Ewwww! 🤢

[TheEncogitationerParticipant]

PopeBeanie,

I have no control over this, but my brain waves have at times tuned perfectly to specific frequencies coming from the dark side of the moon. Only when I’m sleeping. I wish I could tell you what else I’ve learned, but they’ll know, and they’ll pull the plug on me just as soon as I even think of spilling the beans.

If you can ever get away from them, please let us know if you see the Nazi lunar base or the Vril in The Hollow Earth. 🌒🌚🛸👽😁

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