Did the US Reverse Engineer Alien Technology?
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I was crazy enough to vote aliens. Who the fuck voted the government one? LOL
The microchip was "connived" in the UK just like most things Lightbulbs, TV, Radar, Nuclear Power the works UK has a record of "inventing or creating" things but with limited investment or follow through to do anything viable with it.
The UK gov didn't want to invest time or money into something they thought was stupid so the USA took it over. We have a shitty pattern for doing a bunch of that stupid shit as a country.
Just like Dyson he wanted to make his hoovers here but UK gov didn't want to part fund him to help with staff costs so he went to Asia - he probably would have ended up moving to Asia but imagine the initial skill teaching, jobs etc that would have been introduced here...
Side note: There is also the commercial side of things when it comes to creating things. Like the lightbulb im sure when that was first invented the filament inside was good for like 100 years? But the lightbulb companies decided thats not how you make money so they designed a filament that would expire and thus the need to buy a light bulb again.
It's shit like that - that holds us back really.
Everything today is created with a life cycle in mind, buttons designed to take X amount of presses, run time of things. Capitalism while great has a lot to answer for when it comes to product waste and development.
Anyhow.
I think when you look at technology the jump we made from 1850-1900 and then 1900-1940ish looks kind of steady and makes sense then you look at how quick we have boomed since the 40s I find it a hard thing to wrap my head around.
Apart from things getting smaller and now AI nothing really jumps out at me as being a boom or the next phase of "invention" we seem to have stalled or slow down ALOT.
Could argue that's the government stealing stuff and not releasing it. OR we seem to have run our course.
The microchip was "connived" in the UK just like most things Lightbulbs, TV, Radar, Nuclear Power the works UK has a record of "inventing or creating" things but with limited investment or follow through to do anything viable with it.
The UK gov didn't want to invest time or money into something they thought was stupid so the USA took it over. We have a shitty pattern for doing a bunch of that stupid shit as a country.
Just like Dyson he wanted to make his hoovers here but UK gov didn't want to part fund him to help with staff costs so he went to Asia - he probably would have ended up moving to Asia but imagine the initial skill teaching, jobs etc that would have been introduced here...
Side note: There is also the commercial side of things when it comes to creating things. Like the lightbulb im sure when that was first invented the filament inside was good for like 100 years? But the lightbulb companies decided thats not how you make money so they designed a filament that would expire and thus the need to buy a light bulb again.
It's shit like that - that holds us back really.
Everything today is created with a life cycle in mind, buttons designed to take X amount of presses, run time of things. Capitalism while great has a lot to answer for when it comes to product waste and development.
Anyhow.
I think when you look at technology the jump we made from 1850-1900 and then 1900-1940ish looks kind of steady and makes sense then you look at how quick we have boomed since the 40s I find it a hard thing to wrap my head around.
Apart from things getting smaller and now AI nothing really jumps out at me as being a boom or the next phase of "invention" we seem to have stalled or slow down ALOT.
Could argue that's the government stealing stuff and not releasing it. OR we seem to have run our course.
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I always felt like my opinion on this is crazy but yes I think tech was either reverse engineered or even just provided to people.
Like T2van said the jump is kind of big and it’s not that people can’t come up with this it’s just that it was a MASSIVE jump.
Like maybe it’s not aliens per se but still.
Also did you hear the US gov registered that aliens.gov domain recently? Hmm…
Like T2van said the jump is kind of big and it’s not that people can’t come up with this it’s just that it was a MASSIVE jump.
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Like maybe it’s not aliens per se but still.
Also did you hear the US gov registered that aliens.gov domain recently? Hmm…
I saw that.
White House registers new ‘alien’-related .gov domains as DOD tackles Trump’s disclosure directive
It’s unclear whether this marks a change in the Trump administration's highly anticipated plans for public UAP reporting options.
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White House spokesperson just said stay tuned with an alien emoji. Crazy times we live in assuming they aren’t cockteasing.
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I mean... I don't believe in physical existence of aliens. If you remember my previous post I assume aliens/fairies/demons/gods/etc are the same thing and they're illusory and reside in the astral plane (hence eg people who were 'kidnapped by a spaceship' most probably had sleep paralysis experience, which can look *very* realistic). They still can cause trouble though, you can call on them (as occultists sometimes do) to do things for you (not saying I recommend this... Don't complain later that Silver made you sell your soul to Satan lol, I didn't), you can even create your own demons/daimons/gods if you like (again - imo these are not objectively real, it's like making a bot, they'll do stuff for you but they're not alive). And yes, people getting inspiration from the spiritual world in trance isn't unusual so if you said 'scientists got high on drugs and demons came over and taught them stuff and that's how they made their discoveries' I'd say... Yeah, maybe? But you lost me at the part where actual physical spaceship was broken into pieces and used lol.
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The problem with this is you need to start looking at the question differently...I saw that.
White House registers new ‘alien’-related .gov domains as DOD tackles Trump’s disclosure directive
It’s unclear whether this marks a change in the Trump administration's highly anticipated plans for public UAP reporting options.
White House spokesperson just said stay tuned with an alien emoji. Crazy times we live in assuming they aren’t cockteasing.
1. Government personnel are basically us... Do you trust anyone there to be able to keep a secret? I don't. I don't think the gov knows if there is Aliens or not because of the human factor in control of the narrative.
2. If a gov knows there are Aliens it wouldn't be limited to one country - if it was the world would be different than it is now. Which then make the whole keep it secret harder.
3. IF there are Aliens here then the truth does have to be that messed up for us not to know and if it's that insane why do gov employees not go to the loony bin after terms in office..
Personally when it comes to aliens people dont trust the government with information they share and yet credit the very same gov with being able to keep the very secret they want.. the two dont go hand in hand if you ask me.
Now as for the wider universe there has to be life out there. Does it come here who knows. Has it been here before who knows.
My person opinion there is so much strange footage out there from craft (planes etc) and from humans the chances that something has come or is here are better than average. I've even seen my own "orb" and lights in the sky to trust enough for what I see (and no it wasn't a satellite)
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Yeah but some of that contains GPU data.
Nothing really stands out as an advancement that every household has. Like "ground breaking" maybe I'm too naive to see it any other way.
Apart from the internet. There's nothing that I can think of thats gone:
Candles > Electric / Light Bulbs
Wash Boards > Washing Machine
I can't think of a device that I have in my home thats been invented bar the internet that I must have in my home or that is making my life better or easier.
Even within internet. We went from 56K modem to 5G. So from hoping that someone doesn't call the landline to having access anywhere in civilized world.
Invention wise, the smartphone is a ridiculous invention that has completely transformed our lives. Having camera in your pocket was something unthinkable 30 years ago.
And the most obvious elephant in the room is AI. The advances there within the past 2 - 3 years are ridiculous. And I have been using AI basically daily to make my life easier. We went from Pong to "Doom 3D" to "I am in a relationship with Claude" within a few decades.
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I mentioned AI
But what I mean is look how long it took us to get to a Telehpone. Then if you look at the birth of the Smart Phone in a similar window. It took 200 years to get from an acoustic string to a phone. It took 107 years from a Phone to a Cell Phone and 24ish years from Cell Phone to a Smart Phone. We had a smart phone for 30 years now? I think since the first... Where the next phase of that? Seems to have stopped developing...
Maybe the cut/jump in time is supposed to happen. I can't say. I'm no expert.
Just within the last century alone, we have jumped way ahead than what was before.
Which is why I think there is an argument on "alien tech"
As for the camera in your pocket 30 years ago. There has been film and cameras around before the smart phone, you would to be able to carry a camera in your pocket and or on your belt / hip. There was even digital cameras you could carry around. Carrying a camera is nothing "new" can argue the development on how it's changed is different, but not new.
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I apologize mate, I wrote it before the morning coffee.
I understand where that argument is coming from, but I think you might be underestimating how significant the AI is. This graph alone is pretty brutal.
Also, not everything has stopped really. For example in medicine, the jumps are still quite massive. The mRNA vaccines for example are a big step to genetically engineered vaccines and all the way to "immortality". Cancer might be completely eradicated within our lifetimes.
And come on, we are not that old, first smart phones were 20 years back.
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And come on, we are not that old, first smart phones were 20 years back.
Time flies mate its 30 years I think 32-34 if you count the palmpilot stuff which was classed as a smart phone I think back inearly 90s I actually think (im old) it was an IBM smart pad that could open up to type, send faxes and so on and also phone ... yeah we that old LOL
Oh come on, I count it since the first iPhone, though I remember Palm as a kid, that was magic.
This remininded me of this rather offensive (for some) greentext, so do or do not get offended at your own discretion.
Rather loaded poll response options. No, I do not believe we have encountered or reversed engineered alien technology, nor do I believe everything governments/schools teach you.
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" - Clarke's three laws
People are far too quick to attribute what they don't understand to mysticism or extraterrestrial factors. It’s completely asinine to reduce the collaborative and concentrated efforts of engineers, mathematicians, and scientists to pseudo-scientific conspiracy theories.
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" - Clarke's three laws
People are far too quick to attribute what they don't understand to mysticism or extraterrestrial factors. It’s completely asinine to reduce the collaborative and concentrated efforts of engineers, mathematicians, and scientists to pseudo-scientific conspiracy theories.
Tbf scientists often are on a bit wild side if you look into it so if someone told me they got inspired by drugs then why not. IT same, come on, tons of modern day technology was made by basically hippies. It doesn't mean everyone and every invention out there but if you read into it there are quite a bit of actual occultists in these circles. Aliens out of the sky in a spaceship are a bit too much for me, though... With that kind of thinking Easter Bunny might visit too eh. I do agree claiming that humans can't come with their own ideas is kinda nuts.
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Haha yeah and of course Crypto Twitter made a coin for that, which I made a nice chunk of SOL on getting in early and out on time.
re the OP: I don't know for certain but I do suspect that this is the case, I feel they were here many many years ago (long white washed from history now)... there are many theories and potential proofs of this, that's a whole other rabbit hole though... the anunnaki stuff is a deep hole to go down, I spent a lot of time going down it to a point where I had to back off from it as it was consuming too much of my free time and also Billy Carson started to kind of creep me out a bit, but yeah.
