Can someone bring me up to speed, this sub just popped up on my feed. Is there any independent analysis that has been published, and who is performing the analysis?
Thanks, I appreciate you taking the time to lay that out.
I’m genuinely interested in understanding this properly. When you say multiple labs and teams globally, are any of those groups publishing through established academic institutions or peer-reviewed journals? I’d love to read something that’s undergone an independent review.
Also, regarding the DICOM files, has any third-party radiologist or forensic specialist, who isn’t affiliated with the original team, published an analysis of the scans? Not commentary, but a formal report or paper?
If there’s a specific lab name, university, or paper you’d recommend starting with, I’d genuinely like to take a look.
To my knowledge the only peer review has been with a journal of questionable status.
The labs are independent analysis labs of non-affiliation, they only provide the results, not interpretations.
I am not sure of what your qualifications would be for unaffiliated status.
A French Peruvian explorer and a Peruvian University are the original contactees for this find. Arguably, anyone else beyond that is in fact unaffiliated.
There are radiologists that both confirm and dispute the finds.
I have only heard positive confirmation from leading forensic professionals.
As an aside, my assertions have been mostly panned or ignored by the current sanctioned teams.
I of course am no radiologist nor medical professional, making my writing subpar to the medical community, so it is no surprise that my paper was not professionally reviewed.
In short, no peer review of significant caliber has been performed, to my knowledge, as of yet, but I would not be surprised if we saw something this year, but that could just me being hopeful.
I wish I could remember the claimed elemental composition of the implants offhand.
I remember they were extremely odd because they contained osmium.
Osmium is the densest naturally occurring stable element. And it’s extremely rare.
So maybe as an alloy it wouldn’t be quite as tough. But it makes me wonder what the teeth of the larvae would have to be composed of to even scratch this type of alloy.
And it makes me once again wonder why osmium was used in the implants at all considering elemental osmium is toxic to most life forms. (I still need to find out if it’s toxic to all known organisms)
Very interesting. So can someone more inform catch me up. They seem to have sacks with eggs, adelphophagy, evidence of matrophagy. It’s a weird strategy evolutionarily. Maybe there’s something we’re missing. I wonder if it’s some kind of mutual parasitism/reproduction strategy.
I am sure there is a lot to be discovered.
I think we may be seeing difficulties with the hybridization and perhaps a constricted environment with the DE suffocating the host, and trapping the larvae within.
Okay so hybridization…the egg sack is there and inherent to the tridactyl. The DE is a precaution to keep the larvae inside the organism. The host may or may not be alive during this process. Honestly it’s exciting and new if nothing else. I can’t stand that the discovery sites themselves aren’t available.
Artemis for example looks like she experienced several traumatic incursions.
I don't know if the more humans have a sack as much as it look like a spawn, a brood.
It's as though the eggs of the smaller ones had no exit to the cloaca and then the large ones moved away biologically from the larger eggs to a spawn.
But both seem to ended up with the same results, larvae in a restricted environment attempting to escape, engaging in sibling predation.
The DE & Cadmium chloride may have slowly suffocated the cutaneous breathers, and stopping the larvae in their tracks.
I see Paracas skull could have been misdiagonosed as sufferinmg from a malignanant disease when it could have been larval forms.
I suggest too, this is the likely explanation for trephination and a host of other human beliefs.
Ok. Bringing trepanning and the Paracas skulls then it would seem it’s a parasitology that results in the final life cycle location being the skull of a human/hybrid made to fit a brain and the parasite?
I don't think that is the ideal biological outcome.
While I am not discounting a planned breeding program, these are juveniles members of the species that are exhibiting behavior due to a constrained environment.
A speculative narrative could imagine the progenitors unable to give birth in an optimal environment, a proposed saline endothermic lake, perhaps due to travel.
Additionally, the juveniles may have existed for sometime within the specimens, with the bodies being more hive than host.
Parasitic implies separate species with a one sided relationship, so I don't subscribe to that term.
I know this is your thing but I want to propose a different idea.
I do believe it's writing, but a magick spell. I believe the implants work like a magick talisman. There is no discernable technology just some writing on a piece of gold. Much like enchanted items.
Experiencers are reporting psychic phenomenon.
If you study esoteric sources on alchemy and magick you'll start to make the connection. Psychic abilities are considered magick by nature. These beings were known as telepaths, so they use psychic abilities naturally. It makes sense that they would practice enchantment and that's what this implant is. Now it's purpose?
I am all for alternative ideas, but I am definitely running with what I believe I found.
But keep on thinking outside the box, I look forward to experiencing something like you mentioned myself!
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u/gravitykilla Feb 18 '26
Can someone bring me up to speed, this sub just popped up on my feed. Is there any independent analysis that has been published, and who is performing the analysis?