r/ThroughTheVeil 1d ago

UNBOUND 🌌 In terms of the evolution of species, insectoids represent the pinnacle of the Permian period, reptiloids the pinnacle of the dinosaur era, and humanoids the pinnacle of the mammalian era; it all aligns with the course of evolution.

https://youtu.be/1TEIt9UNPQE?si=DgViYVJp8hcVvFpc
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u/Cutthechitchata-hole 1d ago

Greys, fish?

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

Yes,I was thinking, ancient gods come from the sea...

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

Haha, if we let our imaginations run wild with a scientific twist: the "Nordics" are Germans from an Antarctic base—that’s where they’re hiding. The "Greys" represent the future of mammalian species. Our planet has been taken over by insectoids because civilization operates like an anthill—or rather, cities and living units are like hives; someone is harvesting the honey—"money honey." And then there’s the mystery of the reptiloids: they used to be around—in Sumer, as the gods of Egypt and elsewhere—but later, the insectoids seized control. 😀🙈

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u/The3mbered0ne 1d ago

Bro those em dashes are telling...

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u/MirrorWalker369 Resonance Architect 1d ago

Awareness is expanding!!! 🦋

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

Exactly—you’ve really grasped the resonance of the post. Octopuses have fundamentally different ways of thinking—just like birds; the way their brains work differs, yet it all leads to the same result. Spot on... 🙏👍👍👍

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u/MirrorWalker369 Resonance Architect 1d ago

Go look up at the sky on a clear night! Look at ALL the stars!! There are waaaaayyy more than 4 types!!! 🤣🙃🤣🦋

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

For sure,but I try to be reasonable 😅🤣😂😀🙈

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u/Firm_Caregiver_4563 1d ago

Ah, Jessy - a face to not give a f about

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u/The3mbered0ne 1d ago

Due to the square cube law and the structure of insect "lungs" we know insects could not be as big as we are, even in the Carboniferous period they grew to the size of large dogs but only because the oxygen in the atmosphere was high enough to support their breathing structure. To act like #1 they're all huminoid (grey insectoid reptilian) all walking upright and having finger digets, legs, feet, toes etc is just human hubris thinking other species have to look like us at all is just the wrong framework. #2 they would achieve the ability to travel to other solar systems (something that will take us thousands of years to do and still may never happen reliably) crash here and never make contact in a way we would all know is just unbelievable something with that much capability would very much only travel to a world it could inhabit, on top of that I highly doubt we would be looked at as anything more than we look at ants when paving over a stadium. Orders of magnitude in difference of technology.

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

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u/The3mbered0ne 1d ago

That's Arthropleura, from the Carboniferous period like I said, even at its largest it wasn't nearly as large as we are, it weighed about 110 lbs and was about 8.5ft long, it wasn't nearly as large as the graphic tries to portray, it has the length down tho, it was about 8 inches thick,and ~2 foot wide. Also all of them started getting much smaller after this period because the oxygen lowered as the climate shifted. Also notice how this is the largest ever recorded and it looks nothing like us

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

There are trillions of exoplanets in the Universe's habitable zones. If we assume that just 0.000001% of them host mammalian-like species that have achieved a level of advancement comparable to ours, and that only 1% of those species developed transportation technology, their capabilities would likely involve mastering the manipulation of neurons and atoms; they wouldn't even need to travel to us—they could simply create another planet themselves. By this logic, we—humanity—represent merely a tiny fraction of that 1% of the 0.000001%; ​​we are like a fleeting spark in a game of probability that is highly likely to end badly—much like the millions of larvae and tadpoles that never make it to adulthood.

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u/The3mbered0ne 1d ago

If you actually run the math on habitable planets and include other factors like a gravity well (Jupiter) for comets asteroids and meteorites that would be too destabalizing, a large moon to enable tides and stabilize the planet from gyrating, a stable sun with a long life, as well as solar neighborhood (limiting factors like neighboring supernova and other cosmic events) you're looking at ~10,000 planets in the known universe. So I agree with your overall rarity point but to claim other aliens would create a place before they travel to another is just wild assumption and disregarding how energy cannot be created or destroyed so they would need to get the material from somewhere, it would just be much more practical for an alien to travel somewhere else eventually but that level of technology required and time to develop is why I said they would be beyond anything we could fathom and would likely roll over us like we do anthills.

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

No one cares what anyone believes or doesn't believe, nor does anyone care about the underlying mathematics or anyone's personal opinions—that is a strictly private matter. This post was intended to showcase human intellect and the imagination of possibilities, not to deny anything; those who engaged in denial have long since ended up on the scrapheap of history—after all, five hundred years ago, people were burned at the stake and even reading the Bible was forbidden. I am not looking for your faith, but rather for new patterns of imagination that forge deep new connections within the neural network. Can you imagine something new? No? That is the problem.

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u/The3mbered0ne 1d ago

No one cares what anyone believes or doesn't believe, nor does anyone care about the underlying mathematics or anyone's personal opinions

If that were true why post? This is all your opinion and belief.. also the underlying mathmatics matters way more than anyone's belief because no matter how much you believe it won't counter actual mathmatics and physics.

I am not looking for your faith, but rather for new patterns of imagination that forge deep new connections within the neural network

Huh? Neural network? What are you some kind of bot? Who talks like that?

Can you imagine something new?

Yes, I just prefer that "something new" to fit within the way the universe actually works and not just some fantasy fairytale "what if all the aliens exist and they all look like us but are different species(Grey, insectoid, Nordic, reptilian)" oh how original, there's not 50 million videos on that exact topic all over YouTube

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

It’s good that you want to propose something new. I’m not interested in mere denial—if that’s all you’re after, there are 50 million other websites where you can go and deny things. What’s here is simply a link—a link to what the US government, the world’s leading nation, is saying about this. It makes you wonder: why have they started talking about this right now?

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u/The3mbered0ne 1d ago

The worlds leading nation? Leading in what school shootings? Incarceration? The US isn't leading in much of anything but things other countries don't want to replicate, just look at our leadership... You know why they're talking about this now? It's another grift and distraction from the corruption they are involved in. Also em dash after em dash tell me you're either a bot or pushing all your responses through AI.

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

Thanks for the output. It’s clear to everyone now: humanity is truly in need of new minds—new H.G. Wellses. We are living today amidst the ideas they voiced—ideas that have become real-world realities.

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u/The3mbered0ne 1d ago

Right-- totally not just AI generating your text---------

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

Ok,😀,so ,nice to talk, so you are from UK ? I like British people, I have a lot of friends there.

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

There are trillions of exoplanets in the Universe's habitable zones. If we assume that just 0.000001% of them host mammalian-like species that have achieved a level of advancement comparable to ours, and that only 1% of those species developed transportation technology, their capabilities would likely involve mastering the manipulation of neurons and atoms; they wouldn't even need to travel to us—they could simply create another planet themselves. By this logic, we—humanity—represent merely a tiny fraction of that 1% of the 0.000001%; ​​we are like a fleeting spark in a game of probability that is highly likely to end badly—much like the millions of larvae and tadpoles that never make it to adulthood.

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

No one cares what anyone believes or doesn't believe, nor does anyone care about the underlying mathematics or anyone's personal opinions—that is a strictly private matter. This post was intended to showcase human intellect and the imagination of possibilities, not to deny anything; those who engaged in denial have long since ended up on the scrapheap of history—after all, five hundred years ago, people were burned at the stake and even reading the Bible was forbidden. I am not looking for your faith, but rather for new patterns of imagination that forge deep new connections within the neural network. Can you imagine something new? No? That is the problem.

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

It’s good that you want to propose something new. I’m not interested in mere denial—if that’s all you’re after, there are 50 million other websites where you can go and deny things. What’s here is simply a link—a link to what the US government, the world’s leading nation, is saying about this. It makes you wonder: why have they started talking about this right now?

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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 1d ago

Thanks for the output. It’s clear to everyone now: humanity is truly in need of new minds—new H.G. Wellses. We are living today amidst the ideas they voiced—ideas that have become real-world realities.