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The Paranormal, UFO's, and Mysteries of the Unknown
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Rajaah
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We have a pretty good idea of what you would need to travel faster than light, I don't think it's beyond reason a civilization more advanced than us could master it. If you go faster than FTL you can arrive before you left. If they have anti grav tech, it would imply they are already capable of FTL, as manipulating gravity is effectively the same as manipulating time.
I recommend people read Jacques Valles work, he dives into the history of ufo like encounters and the patterns go back as far as recorded history.
Passport to Magonia: On UFOs, Folklore, and Parallel Worlds : Jacques Vallée : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Passport to Magonia: On UFOs, Folklore, and Parallel Worldsby Jacques Valléearchive.org
Supposedly consciousness plays an important role in UFO activity, the more we talk about it, the more it happens. The 50s was alight with saucer talk and the whitehouse got buzzed at its peak, and we're talking about it more and more now and we're seeing a similar uptick in activity. The CIA tricked everyone into believing it wasn't happening, now the cats out of the bag so it it'll be interesting to see what happens. Provided we don't blow ourselves up.
Re: Consciousness, that kind of ties into the idea that we're in a simulation. In that idea, UFOs aren't bound by our laws of physics/gravity because they aren't part of the simulation. And if us talking about them wills them into appearing more, that also ties into simulation theory.
As far as FTL travel goes...I don't think anything is impossible. In the 1800's the scientists of the era believed it'd be thousands of years before humans were able to develop flight technology, if it were even possible at all.
Rajaah
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Yeah, this guy is great at either debunking or digging deeper, whichever the situation is more worthy of. Probably my favorite YT channel now. He doesn't just outright dismiss ideas, which some people will look at as some kind of endorsement of those ideas. But really, we shouldn't outright dismiss ideas because when it comes down to it, we know very little.
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She is not unpleasant to look at, or listen to. She doesn't come across as a 'crazy', but also not 100% vanilla.
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Initially I was annoyed but quickly became enamored. It's pretty funny, actually.
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Pretty good analyses, explains some things from the initial as-of-yet Not peer reviewed paper.
Rajaah
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Yeah, I love the fish. I think most people are annoyed by him for the first episode or so which is probably why he's called Hecklefish, he's basically a heckler. I like how he has an obsession with "lizzid peeple"
Unfortunately/fortunately this Titor story is most definitely a hoax, but an interesting hoax.
In this one AJ admits to having lots of food stored and "lots and lots of ammo". I like this guy. I think the last couple years a lot more people realized the actual volatility and instability of the modern world.
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Chris
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This is the 3rd time we've been through this, it's a discarded space blanket from a space walk, I think it was even the day before the photo was taken.
There's footage of the space blanket being lost and it's the same shape.
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Kharzette
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I may have posted this one before:
But there's a second vid up on a 20th century alchemist that is also really good. Very recommended:
The second gets into the nuclear war in earth's distant past a tiny bit and I think he is going to do a future video on it. Should be interesting.
But there's a second vid up on a 20th century alchemist that is also really good. Very recommended:
The second gets into the nuclear war in earth's distant past a tiny bit and I think he is going to do a future video on it. Should be interesting.
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