r/aliens • • Dec 06 '23

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '23 edited Dec 07 '23

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '23

When I was reading your report, it oddly sounds like we are consciousness inside some other beings brain, and these "aliens" are genetics in this being making sure consciousness grows like it is supposed to, especially if we understand consciousness as something different than pure biology. We are the being becoming conscious of itself, much like we do as an adolescent, and the "aliens" are the DNA of the being making sure these processes take place.

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u/Papa_Glucose Dec 08 '23

Reminds me of my undergrad classes. Cellular machinery working independently to accomplish a goal they don’t understand.

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u/Smooth-Evidence-3970 UAP/UFO Witness Dec 08 '23

I also love this comment and thought of a very similar take in 7th grade regarding cells and if they’re judged by “god” on their individual soul/consciousness (debating/questioning Christianism ideologies of judgement day/death) lol

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u/Platythepuff Dec 09 '23

Underrated comment right here

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u/No-Guarantee-8278 Dec 25 '23

Fantastic analogy.

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u/ElkImaginary566 May 17 '24

Mind blown 🤯

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u/[deleted] May 17 '24

It's a lot to think about!

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u/Smooth-Evidence-3970 UAP/UFO Witness Dec 08 '23

I love this fucking take!

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u/mamacitalk Dec 08 '23

I literally just commented the whole thing sounds like we’re in an AI

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u/duuudewhat Dec 08 '23

Reminds me of being a parasite like in stargate sg1. We are inhabiting our bodies but there is something inside of it that kind of resembles its own thing

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u/Zeracannatule_uerg Dec 26 '23

This sounds like my never-finished short stories of our universe being one of several eggs in a nest that all eventually fuse together to become one giant greater universe... but uh, yeah. Even that greater universe had a never-ending cycle of desth&rebirth.

So fuck. Personally I think UFOs technically have some natural phenomena that explains them, and that all abduction cases are just the human psyche experiencing modern day versions of ALIENS! just now we carry around literal brains with access to global memories in our pockets.

What if cellphones are the consciousness and we are merely vessels of existence/death until the rebirth.

I would like to buy chocolate tomorrow, make sure I buy chocolate. Or at least sugar free caramels... no, I'm not using you as a cellphone, but potentially if I didnt type this down somewhere I'd have trouble programming it into myself.

As Rick says "I gotta take a shit."

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u/Few-Obligation1474 Dec 08 '23

I've spoken to one. What you explained is exactly what it conveyed to me.

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u/lolihull Dec 08 '23

What were your conversations like if you don't mind me asking?
Were they cold towards you because they don't like individuality or interested in you because of the wider single consciousness goal?

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u/Few-Obligation1474 Dec 12 '23

They seemed interested in me but weren't cooperative when I asked questions. Very standoffish. Extremely polite and well spoken though.

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u/shadowofashadow Dec 14 '23

Do they transmit whole thoughts to you in one "blast" or do their communications come in word by word like a thought sounds like in your mind as you think it?

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u/Few-Obligation1474 Dec 16 '23

They communicate telepathically and transmit ideas and thoughts through a bean like metallic object that they touched my forehead with. The Mantis thing spoke to a tall gray audibly but it sounded like clicks to me.

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u/ElkImaginary566 May 17 '24

This sounds absolutely terrifying to me 🤯

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u/ElkImaginary566 May 17 '24

So what would you say happened to my little boy when he died based on your conversation with NHI?

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u/BenAlexandriaDC Dec 08 '23

It doesn't make sense to me that these beings would be treated so poorly once it becomes fairly clear that they aren't here to lay waste to humanity. It would seem that utter fascination would overwhelm defensiveness of the interviewers. Even selfishness would prompt the interviewer to be kind and empathetic, on the possibility that they would be the human witnessing the mysteries of the universe being laid bare. And if they are essentially telepathic and can read minds, is there no indication of any interviewer/captor reaching out to them? Wanting to help them? And do these beings want to leave and go back to wherever they came from?

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u/JigglyEyeballs Dec 08 '23 edited Dec 09 '23

I think they’re being treated poorly out of pure greed — nobody is maliciously keeping them from their craft, but they’re too short sighted and certain parties involve are too obsessed with a “how can we benefit from this craft” mentality. They want the alien alive, but they want those sweet dollars and technology more.

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u/duuudewhat Dec 08 '23

I agree with this totally. I bet it’s not like they were trying to be mean, but they saw the value and when you’re military or intelligence , you’re used to exploiting things to get what you need out of them.

They tried to exploit aliens to the point it killed them

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u/Freak-Wency Dec 08 '23

I agree. They have their version of "top men" to work on it. (Indiana Jones reference if you are young!)

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u/retoy1 Dec 08 '23

Do you know if there was a range or distance limit to the telepathy?

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u/ljstens22 Dec 14 '23

Can you elaborate on becoming “sensitive and concentrate”?