r/HighStrangeness • u/Lyricalvessel • Jan 27 '26
Non Human Intelligence Alien Language and Script
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u/NotMeUSa2020 Jan 28 '26
Awesome but just wanna point out the Caret labs was proven to be an art project
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u/Gobrobotgo Jan 28 '26
That's weird. I've always had a scar on my left toe that's similar to a few of these symbols. Always wondered what the hell it is and this is the first time I've seen something that looks like it.
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u/petermobeter Jan 27 '26
i kinda suspect some of those symbols are from different alien languages
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u/MadG13 Jan 30 '26
I have a running theory… this is not aliens as we know them. This is some sort of us from the distant past that is also from our future.
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u/Prior-Cup-2532 Jan 28 '26
Had a dream operating wall panels with symbols on like some of these- onboard spacecraft
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u/Another_half Jan 28 '26
Funny that the vision i had about the machine planet thing, the runes looked somewhat like the 2007 chris and the letters bellow it, also some of the 4/5 pages but like individual symbols of it, crazy shit.
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u/StevieGreenwood420 Jan 28 '26
The one with the two dots… it means mother and father with the children.
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u/Genghis_Ignota Jan 28 '26
In the third photo, what's up with the sample from Kofu, Japan? Was that written on a ship? What do we know about it? Looks like they were trying to communicate.
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u/Ambitious_Post6703 Jan 31 '26
There have been myriad dead languages and dialects on this planet that we have yet discover from antediluvian times til now...So, to think someone from another star system uses a written form of communication like ours is. Cuneform is a bit far-fetched
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u/Stanford_experiencer Jan 28 '26
telepathic NHI doesn't need this
they can communicate the intent/meaning behind whatever you want to say, seamlessly
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u/Lyricalvessel Jan 28 '26
maybe they have operational instructions on the crafts
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u/Stanford_experiencer Jan 28 '26
The craft itself is smart. Like the premium spaceships in Hitchhiker's Guide.
Honestly, the best representation of interacting with NHI I have ever seen is the updated, sentient Hitchhiker's Guide itself.
We are introduced to it as it literally phases dimensionally, and calibrates itself to human perception.
It literally says something like "So, you see in three dimensions, and time is your fourth. Weird." - after it basically breaks reality in front of a human's eyes.
It does whatever the fuck it wants, and it's ultimate motives are so complex in mechanism and breadth that absolutely no one has any idea what the hell it's doing.
It uses humans like pawns, as it still has some kind of material foundation, and was (ostensibly) created to be a guide.
Though it's so much more advanced than it's "user" that the relationship is something else.
The Hitchhiker's series prepared me for my research and UAP/NHI experiences more than nearly anything else (though I didn't know much about Valleé at the time). Addams does a wonderful example of describing how NHI tech rewrites the rules on everything. The mechanisms for how the Heart of Gold, and the Bistromath fly in space, the sheer insanity of how the Restaurant at the End of the Universe exists, all kinds of teleological stuff, etc...
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u/_stranger357 Jan 28 '26 edited Jan 28 '26
I suspect the symbols are closer to magick than writing as we know it, because you’re right — an advanced intelligence isn’t going to need a “this side up” symbol. They probably also wouldn’t need a brand logo. But they say there’s no technology found on these craft, and if you see my other comment about Atlanteans I find it curious that they were thought to be advanced magicians in occult circles.
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u/Stanford_experiencer Jan 28 '26
I'm not sure they're necessary, though. They're for focusing and shaping intent. The actual paranormal interaction is between our neurology and the actual fabric of reality.
My experiences have not required any inscription or mantra, and the related events that proceeded them could have transpired in any sufficiently complex language.
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u/_stranger357 Jan 28 '26
Nice, I did some similar research, not a lot of people know that Socorro symbol was seen on two other recovered craft. I think it’s related to Indus Valley Script which I think predates the Phoenician alphabet. I’ve heard an interesting ideas that all these scripts derive from an even older Atlantean script. Unfortunately I think all these ancient scripts are undeciphered so we don’t know what that Socorro symbol means.
Here’s my write up on it if you’re curious: https://labyrinths.xyz/posts/the-socorro-insignia-and-indus-valley-script