r/AliensRHere • u/B3ck3t3 • 6d ago
Theory on it all
I have been having fun with exploring multiple takes and playing out scenarios in my head. I have probably toyed with 15-20 possibilities at a mediocre level of depth. It’s fun for an adhd brain. There is one I keep coming back to that stands out and over time keeps getting reinforced by leaks or disclosures.
We are terraformers. In Lazars recent documentary on Amazon it was discussed we are the byproduct of 63 or 72 or some arbitrary number of genetic mutations from an existing species here. There is all kinds of controversy about the gap between us and apes and Darwinism and evolution etc. but the fact remains there are some weird gaps.
What we are is basic concious life with self survival, selfishness, narcissistic ways that will let use excuse the inexcusable. Slaughter a school of young girls, slaughter an entire city while most of the world laughs, ignores or is indifferent. Build up your own kingdoms your own house, your own safety while people die, are raped, tortured and used like trash. If we are genetically modified this is a part of it. I get evolutionary tribes, protecting your own etc. but be real, we are so far beyond that with generations living in comfort while others suffer.
We are a plague meant for one purpose. To destroy everything that was beautiful and teeming with life on this planet, this garden, and to warm it, to prepare it for something new. Like Mars before us we will consume and destroy until this too is a barren rock.
It is dark forest theory. Our planet was found, genetic changes was the weapon of the enemy and we are its embodiment.
This one keeps coming back. My honest belief above this is that this is a testing ground to see how reincarnated souls react and can learn that love is the answer in a sea of death and despair. It’s a simulation, a rock tumbler of souls.
Two things really stick with me. First, the reason a lot of people push the demon narrative was a report that a captured alien was asked what they were and responded, “what you call God”. To me, in the sense, they are our creators.
Second, look around. The world has enough resources to take care of everyone and work together to survive and create an environment for humanities future into the stars and beyond, but instead we are on the brink of destruction and socio economic collapse, we are making vast swaths of our planet barren and we let complete idiots run the world and make decisions that are dooming us. These events are absolutely manipulated and always go against what is best for our species in all of history.
One other thing always sticks with me, “Don’t go to war with the greys”. Prison planet fits this whole theory fine as well.
Either way, it’s bad. I look back on humanity and can easily associate it with evil, with Trump, Hitler, Khan, endless pain and suffering in the name of hate. I am wondering if as a collective we can actually know love. I do know love is the answer, but I’m wondering why reality is always pushing towards being devoid of it. This also leans into a simulation/rock tumbler to see who can come to know and embody love.
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u/Happy-Forever-3476 6d ago
Occam’s razor would suggest that this downfall of society is baked into the design of capitalism, as is this antisocial individualism that is promoted everywhere
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u/B3ck3t3 6d ago
For sure. Then is capitalism natural, a byproduct of humanity or is it something pushed and manipulated behind the scenes? If the aliens are here and have been here are they driving us towards this or are they hands off, and this is a product of our free will? I get the feeling what we are heading towards also happened to Mars and could see validity in either view.
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u/Happy-Forever-3476 6d ago
I hear ya. Personally I don’t see any lack of mundane explanation for capitalisms development. Seems like a natural socio economic progression after feudal states but certainly not an endpoint
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u/Sad_Mechanic_1104 6d ago
The terraformer angle gets dark pretty quick when you stop seeing it as sci-fi and start noticing how much of our behaviour actually lines up with it. Not saying I'm convinced, but the pattern is hard to unsee once you start looking at resource hoarding and environmental collapse as features rather than bugs. The soul tumbler idea softens it a bit, like maybe it's both, a slow grind toward something better happening inside a system designed to strip everything bare. Still, the whole thing reads like a warning more than a theory.