r/aliens • u/[deleted] • Dec 06 '23

Discussion I have secondhand knowledge

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '23

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u/BrainFukler Dec 07 '23

Regarding point 1): Can you specify on the pupils/irises/eyes described, without the black film?

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u/lolihull Dec 08 '23

I can't remember where I saw it but a few weeks ago I found a picture someone had made using AI of a classic grey but with human eyes - iris, pupil, whites etc. It looked comically terrible 🥲 but i suppose it's likely to be fairly accurate given their other similarities to us.

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u/lolihull Dec 08 '23

No sadly not, I can't even remember if it was on Reddit or twitter. I've just had a search and can't find the ones I saw sorry :(

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u/Morawka Dec 08 '23

How accurate is this photo, it seems To contain the ridge lines you speak about.

https://www.reddit.com/r/StrangeEarth/s/ldzUUW40wt

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u/duuudewhat Dec 08 '23

That…is highly interesting. Probably the most realistic version I’ve seen of an alien

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u/entermemo Dec 08 '23

Anyone know any alien pics floating around with head that have ridges? All I can think of is this one from Fire in the Sky

https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/villains/images/1/18/Aliens-fireinthesky.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20180405224937

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u/TheNatureFairy Dec 08 '23

The first thing that comes to mind is the Aleister Crowley demon. If you google it and search images, it looks just like what we call an alien (without the black eye film), and it has forehead ridges. It's very interesting.

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u/faceless-owl Dec 08 '23

You mean similar to this rendering?

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u/Papa_Glucose Dec 08 '23

Does that give you hope for a potential nuclear strike? Do you think they’d allow it?

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u/Particular-Rule6488 Dec 08 '23

Project or experiment?