No.49836[Last 50 Posts]
We share this planet with a small population of highly intelligent hominids of a seperate but similar species that diverged from the majority population long ago likely as a competitor. (not "bigfoot")
>This differs from the Extraterrestrial Hyothesis as a more rational means to explain a more broad range of phenomena. It addresses the a priori and least likely assumtion that these set of phenomena originate from a planet other than our own.
>This also adresses the anthropological phenomena of lack in observable variation amongst hominoids now compared to the not so distant past. Where did they all go? Why are humans such a genetically similar discontinous category compared to the continuous specie variation present in all other life? has it been hidden? are we being lead to not question?
These hominids would be similar enough to pass as human but genetically divergent enough that an offspring with homo sapiens would be infertile (like a mule). They would be numerically inferior and nomadic, lacking a specific geographical orgin or homeland in the present time. They would likely maintain their existence amonst the human population through obfuscation by placing themselves where they can influence the human population by secrecy, deception, and social conditioning. They would be talented in areas humans are not, and likely capable of maintaining aliances with select groups of humans. Author Mac Tonnies dies in his sleep in 2009 at the age of 34 from sudden heart failure before publishing his book 'Cryptoterrestrials' (pic related) and just as he began to reveal his conclusions on his blog ( http://posthumanblues.blogspot.com/?m=1) and in various interviews on television and in podcasts (see below).
breif summary by Mac Tonnies: https://youtu.be/s04-hqHT4Us
Podcasts:
https://youtu.be/z3Eta8Gd-8o
https://www.theparacast.com/podcasts/paracast_070506.mp3
https://www.theparacast.com/podcasts/paracast_100411.mp3
Archives:
https://www.theparacast.com/?s=mac+tonnies
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No.49837
Exerpts from 'The Cryptoterrestrials': A MEDITATION ON INDIGENOUS HUMANOIDS AND THE ALIENS AMONG US ~by Mac Tonnies
>Our infatuation with the unknown is systematically provoked and dismantled by a memetic campaign that’s never less than astute in its grasp of human belief.
>If we share our planet with indigenous humanoids—and I think the case for terrestrial origin is at least as robust as the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis—then it would certainly appear that we’re numerically—if not technically—superior. The “others” would be forced to live at the periphery of normal human perception,
>Extrasolar aliens or not, the transgenic angle allows for an illuminating reassessment of the Indigenous or Cryptoterrestrial Hypothesis (CTH). Cryptoterrestrial (CT) hybrids may be “replicants” tailored to survival-oriented tasks, such as infiltrating human society.
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No.49838
Exerpts from 'The Cryptoterrestrials': A MEDITATION ON INDIGENOUS HUMANOIDS AND THE ALIENS AMONG US ~by Mac Tonnies
>[…]it’s easy to entertain the idea that we’re the first, evolution’s sole successful stab at the phenomenon we casually term “intelligence.” Yet as we watch night erode the familiar highways and stadiums and ever-encroaching suburbs, our confidence falters. Already, technological forecasters envision a near-future populated by our artificially intelligent offspring. Perhaps as our most cherished certainties crumble in the glow of a new century—full of danger, portent and enigma—it’s become relatively easy to contemplate the presence of the Other; not an other new to our planet, but one predating our own genetic regime. Something unspoken and ancient yet nevertheless amenable to science . . . an intelligence with an almost-human face, until recently content to abide by the shadows of our complacency.
>I propose that at least some accounts of alien visitation can be attributed to a humanoid species indigenous to the Earth, a sister race that has adapted to our numerical superiority by developing a surprisingly robust technology.
>For too long, we’ve called them “aliens,” assuming that we represent our planet’s best and brightest. Maybe that’s exactly what they want us to think.
>We may well share our planet with cryptohominids that have mastered the art of camouflage in order to coexist with us. More portentously, their agenda might be within our ability to grasp. But to do so, we must suspend the assumption that we’re dealing with something as quaint as ET astronauts. The truth, unnervingly, seems much closer to home, threatening to displace our sense of self in a most unexpected manner.
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No.49839
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No.49840
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No.49841
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No.49842
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
I never heard of him before but that book cover looks familiar. You might be interested in looking into fourth dimensional beings and faeries. This video provides an example of what it could be like for a fourth dimensional perspective.
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No.49843
Karen Hudes (Neurotypically vampireish but entirely dedicated to her thesis. Still does YouTube show ‘The Network of Global Corporate Control’)
https://youtu.be/VYn4tu1ES4c
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No.49844
>>49842
The multidimensional hypothesis has no supporting evidence. It is more likely these myths and legends were constructed as a form of esoteric moralization similar to a Disney movie. See Mark Brahmins thesis http://theapolloniantransmission.com/
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No.49846
>>49836
Its the vampires aint it
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No.49847
>>49846
Maybe. According to their own texts, vampires were descended from an Egyptian tribe lead by a pharaoh who brought with him his entire caste to what became Israel. It was not uncommon for a pharaoh to break away or be expelled and take with him his entire caste of priests and slaves/peasants
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No.49848
>>49847
>>49846
Here is a sculpture of a pharaoh Akhenaten’s daughter. Akhenaten is believed by many scholars to be the figure in the Bible we know as Moses
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No.49849
>>49841
>>49843
Southern Africa is interesting to bring up. Have you seen Michael Tellinger's videos? Plenty on youtube.
https://michaeltellinger.com/
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No.49850
>>49849
That is very interesting. Thanks for the link
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No.49872
>>49836
I doubt they see us as competitors, otherwise they'd have killed us all thousands of years ago. It's an excellent book anyway, although it should be noted that Mac Tonnies intended it as a thought experiment. I recommend Invisible Residents too. Sanderson suggested that intelligent life could have evolved in the oceans long before it did on land. If anyone knows of other books that explore this possibility, please share them with us.
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No.49873
>>49840
Dr. Edward Spencer lays down the whole iceberg https://youtu.be/DnZUOIw91ak
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No.49886
>>49836
nigga be lookin like david bowie and shit
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No.49887
>>49886
This is Major Tom to Ground Control
I'm stepping through the door
And I'm floating in the most peculiar way
And the stars look very different today
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No.49894
>>49847
its too easy to make a gay info memechart claiming random english letters in certain words have some relevant significance to anything meaningful with a complete disregard for anything etymologically coherent. That is all that pic really proves.
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No.49899
>>49894
yeah I agree. I just thought it was a cool graphic. I can’t confirm any of those correlations.
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No.49900
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No.49938
https://sciencepost.uk/2018/08/reconstruction-heres-what-julius-caesars-face-looked-like/
>What did Julius Caesar look like? A Dutch museum have just revealed a 3D representation of the Ancient Roman dictator that is deemed to be incredibly realistic. However, the shape of his skull has raised some questions…
>The most surprising aspect of the results obtained by Maja d’Hollosy is the shape of the skull. It is commonly known that Julius Caesar was born by caesarean section, which could explain the shape of the head. But at the time, this type of operation caused the death of the mother, or left her dying. However, this explanation may be no more than a legend, because according to testimonies recorded in various works, his mother Aurelia survived and saw her son growing up.
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No.49939
>>49872
>I doubt they see us as competitors
I can only speculate based upon circumstance the true nature of the relationship any such crypto terrestrial primate would have with humans. I would not omit the possibility of cooperation within certain conditions. Given such possibility I will update the thesis accordingly. This particular detail remains to be the most complex aspect of the theory.
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No.49955
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No.49961
>>49938
But it looks completely different from the Roman statues. What did they base it on?
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No.49965
>>49961
>Several portraits of Julius Caesar are well known, such as the Arles bust, or those present on Roman coins. However, we now have a more realistic representation than ever before: a three dimensional reconstruction of the Roman dictator’s head, modeled by anthropologist Maja d’Hollosy.
>The anthropologist was inspired by two marble busts scanned in 3D, one of which is found in the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in the Netherlands. The second is a copy dating back to 50-40 BC of a bronze original which is kept in the Museo di Antichita de Turin (Italy). The latter is considered the most realistic portrait of Julius Caesar known until now.
https://sciencepost.uk/2018/08/reconstruction-heres-what-julius-caesars-face-looked-like/
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No.49967
>>49955
If this theory is correct the way it has been presented, a whole new dimension to the vampireish question could be understood. One that may provide more rationality where all other attempts have failed to do so. As Dr Edward Spencer has speculated, all of the most ancient religious traditions, in particular Judaism, might maintain cooperation with this group within its hierarchy. Many may do so without any direct understanding with the exception of a select few, or perhaps all doctrines themselves are compartmentalizes to this effect. It seems to be the more ancient the text the less rational without some form of hidden knowledge. Perhaps this is it. Perhaps it is not
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No.49969
So vampires are ayy lmao now?
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No.49972
>>49969
Alien astronauts are 100% fake and gay
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No.49973
>>49969
>>49972
However the abduction phenomena as well as the sightings of craft with advanced technology has been independently documented world wide. This was first documented by Jacques Valle before the spread of mass communication
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No.49975
>>49972
>>49973
I can't see how a possibly 4th dimensional being would've evolved on Earth. Like, everything around us is a 3 dimensional being. Every mammal, every reptile, every life form. You can call me dumb, but I fail to comprehend such life form co-evolving with us - and yet taking a whole different path, evolution-wise, from the rest of any organism ever to exist - on this very planet.
And, if they are some sort of terrestrial 4th dimensional beings, I ought not to seem them as a bunch of ayys who thrived and evolved here, but as a spirits/daemons which are here since the dawn of times and are already well documented on many grimoires.
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No.49976
>>49975
And I meant every *living organism*, not every possible thing, since atoms would get in the way of my argument and would fuck everything up.
Polite sage.
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No.49977
>>49975
It is very simple. This evolutionary process is called speciation
>Speciation is the evolutionary process by which populations evolve to become distinct species. The biologist Orator F. Cook coined the term in 1906 for cladogenesis, the splitting of lineages, as opposed to anagenesis, phyletic evolution within lineages.[1][2][3] Charles Darwin was the first to describe the role of natural selection in speciation in his 1859 book The Origin of Species.
>There are four geographic modes of speciation in nature, based on the extent to which speciating populations are isolated from one another: allopatric, peripatric, parapatric, and sympatric. Speciation may also be induced artificially, through animal husbandry, agriculture, or laboratory experiments. Whether genetic drift is a minor or major contributor to speciation is the subject matter of much ongoing discussion.
>Rapid sympatric speciation can take place through polyploidy, such as by doubling of chromosome number; the result is progeny which are immediately reproductively isolated from the parent population. New species can also be created through hybridisation followed, if the hybrid is favoured by natural selection, by reproductive isolation.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciation
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No.49978
>>49975
>4th dimensional being
You must have misinterpreted when I said the theory will add dimension to our understanding I was not referencing spacial dimensions. It was a descriptive term
See >>49844
Be sure to read Mark Brahmins thesis. This will address the myths and legends about angels and fairies as a form of esoteric moralizations.
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No.49981
A distinct, but human-passing, population of humanoids lives amongst us and is constantly messing with our perception of them and the wider world? /pol/ worked that one out long ago.
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No.49988
>>49975
You're assuming now that there is such a connection, although you do bring up a good point as to what connection there could be between the life forms of 3D and 4D. I never thought of them as co-evolving with us despite some creatures having physical and social qualities according to folklore. You're trying to make sense of something that is mostly hypothetical and mystical from a physical understanding of science. If you catch a fairy, you can ask it something in return for releasing it, such as the nature of their reality. Not that I would know if they really exist, but if you just happen to one day.
Lately I've been interested in people with claims of time slips and reality slips. I used to think of time as the fourth dimension but now I think it could be the fifth with something in between.
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No.49996
>>49988
>there could be between the life forms of 3D and 4D
This is a provably physical impossibility based upon an incorrect understanding of dimensionality and it’s mathematical representation. No matter or energy is either created or destroyed. It only transforms between state in a forward direction within a closed system. Thus, there is no hidden matter tucked away inside a secret realm. Time is unique to this function in that it unfolds the higher dimension as a degree of freedom that represents all moments of your 3 dimensions as one geometric figure. 3 dimensions are a representation of the moment now where the measure of change will proceed into the fourth. This can be true for any number of dimensions. I hope this puts to rest the dimensional being hypothesis.
Pic related can describe this far better than me
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No.50002
>>49846
>>49955
>>49969
THEY'RE CALLED vampires
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No.50003
>>49996
Matter is interchangeable with energy and any secret realm would be outside of this realm's laws of physics anyways.
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No.50014
>>49977
I get the speciation thing, but I fail to comprehend how they would, supposedly, develop such abilities, such as telepathy and so on.
IF we're talking about the same type of ayys, that is.
>>49978
Couldn't find anything related to on his website. Which topic should I look for, since specifically looking for "dimension related" topics won't show me jackshit.
>>49988
The fairy thing you brought up reminded me of the Schrödinger's cat. These said 4 dimensional beings would be able to tell the state of the cat inside the box, just like you said with the nature of the fairies' reality.
That's basically the ground zero of quantum mechanics: Reality is not so objectively as we once thought it was. For example, two individuals observing the same photon could arrive at different conclusions about that photon's state — and yet both of their observations would be correct.
In short, these beings would be able to perceive every "aspect" of reality, and possible bend and shape them as they please.
>>49996
>in a forward direction within a closed system
That's where you fucked up. Even for us, humans, motion is relative. For us, time is always increasing and going always forward. Like a positive linear function. But we can't assume it's the same for some ayy or spiritual "life form", the same way we can't tell which is way is "forward" or "backwards", on a highway, without assuming a point of reference. It's literally Einstein's law of relativity.
And yeah, without the first law of thermodynamics our universe wouldn't make a lot of sense.
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No.50017
>>50013
>telepathy
We cannot rule out current technology to explain this detail such as voice-to-skull technology or neuro implants. These primates would have first order access to all available technology including what is not publicly disclosed. (Invoking Occam’s razor)
>Brahmin’s thesis
I would propose Brahmins thesis ties in well in that historical myths and legends were and are used as a primary means of social conditioning throughout human history and development. This practice would be capitalized upon by these primates in a manner that benefits them where they are positioned within human hierarchy and as it pertains to the formation of cults and religious doctrine. This would contradict Jacques Valle where he may have speculated these legends to be a direct account of contact with the beings in question. Valle did however express disappointment to any explanation limited to “outer space visitors” and often eluded to something more similar to Brahmins thesis (pic related >>49839). This is one of the more important details regardless of which is true and stands on its own.
>schrodinger's multidimensional pet owner
This is where we will have to determine what is more likely and to that I ask, why is such a capability limited to such a small range of phenomena such as multi dimensional anal probers (Fermi’s question)? A spectated primate possesses far more explanatory power and is subject to less inconsistencies based upon unconfirmed mathematical theory.
>motion is relative
Entropic configuration is not a measure of displacement. We may just be lost in jargon on this one here
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No.50018
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No.50021
>>50017
>We cannot rule out current technology to explain this detail such as voice-to-skull technology or neuro implants
Fair enough. But if that's the case, there would be some sort of leak or at least some of us - humans - grasping such concept and releasing it before getting ayy'd/vampire'd.
Based on your 2nd paragraph, these said primates would've reached their peak at the evolutionary processes while we were doing cave paintings 'n shit and would've a pretty advanced tech for that given time, enabling them to reach almost every culture on this planet known to us and basically be worshiped as gods.
>why is such a capability limited to such a small range of phenomena such as multi dimensional anal probers?
It ain't a limited small range at all. Well, not at least in my mind.
There's a infinite amount of possibilities before you open the box. The cat could be alive, the cat could be dead, the cat could be alive and dead at the same time… Basically, every quantum state can be represented as a sum of two or more other distinct states.
>Entropic configuration is not a measure of displacement. We may just be lost in jargon on this one here
I don't think so.
Even if said beings lacked the paranormal thing on them, they might have the tech to reverse entropy.
The "motion is relative" I said earlier has a lot to do with the point of reference. If we were to grasp such concepts of supernatural beings or advanced ayys capable of bending and shaping time and space, said beings wouldn't be bound to every law and aspect of our mundane and newly born physics.
Take Lovecraft, for example. He used to describe non-euclidean geometry as some sort of elder ayy esoteric bs, but in reality it ain't. It's just what you'll get when you replace the parallel postulate with its negation.
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No.50024
>>50021
>But if that's the case, there would be some sort of leak or at least some of us - humans - grasping such concept and releasing it before getting ayy'd/vampire'd.
http://www.constitution.org/abus/controll.htm
(I'm not the person you're replying to, by the way. And I don't necessarily agree with him, since telepathy has been proven to exist in humans, and the cryptoterrestrials could just be very skilled at using it.)
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No.50029
Regarding the materialistic vs ultradimensional debate on the origin of our 'visitors', I think at this point in time we lack enough reliable data to conclusively discard either hypothesis. I've read Jacques Vallee's books, and as intelligent as he is, I can't help but wonder if he wasn't too quick to take the ultradimensional side. His theory that we live in a sort of metaphysical information-based control system, which acts in mysterious ways and has mysterious plans for us, wouldn't be out of place in a theology school. For sure there are many stories that are hard to fit into more conventional theories, but how do we know if those stories are actually true in the first place?
Also, the fact that we're dealing with one or more intelligent species (maybe smarter than us), using possibly very advanced technology, means that we wouldn't necessarily be able to make sense of their behaviour.
On the other hand, there seems to be some kind of link between 'aliens' and the supernatural. Besides the frequently noted similarities between modern abductions and ancient demonic possessions, the encounters are also often loaded with symbolism and serve little practical purpose, and we have to remember that in traditional folklore, the elves were said to dwell in the same realm as the dead.
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No.50032
>>50021
>>50029
Very astute observations I would say. Good work /x/
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No.50037
HOW PRETENSIOUS ID THIS THRWEAD? THERE ARE NO ANSWERS FOR THE PLEBS. YOU DIDNT CLICK ON THE TRUTH ENTITLING YOU TO THINK YOU ARE THE ONE WHO KNOWS THE ESOTERIC MEGATRUTH OF THE GREYS. THIS IS A FUCKING GAY THREAD
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No.50039
>>50037
Call down, Smiley. This isn't /fringe/.
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No.50093
>>50039
careful, >>50037 might have deviant tastes and get aroused by fictional animal/human hybrids. Perhaps he would prefer something "less deviant", like paedophilia(?) is, apparently.
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No.50238
>>49996
i think you're probably AI (you seem to be posting in every thread i've looked at) but i like you.
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No.50465
In the following posts I will be citing excerpts from the book (pic related): 'The Humanoids: A Survey of Worldwide Reports of Landings of Unconventional Aerial Objects and Their Occupants'. This book was published in 1969 and editied by:
Charles Bowen
Gordon Creighton
Aime Michel
Coral Lorenxen
Antonio Ribera
Jacques Vallee
The excerpts will be from the very last chapter titled: 'The problem of Non-Contact' starting on page 249 by Aime Michel. The chapter contains a set of observations organized into a numbered list of 37 in total. I will copy from it what is most relevant but the entire chapter and book is worth a read. The author's definition of contact refers to a complete exchange between communities
>"1. The first and obvious fact that we have is that such contact does not exist between humanity and the 'x' system or systems responsible for the UFO phenomenon or phenomena"
>"2. A second evident fact is that this absence of contact itself is problem number 1 presented by this phenomena. "The greatest mystery of all is this: why don't they show themselves to us openly?" (Charles Fort)"
>"3. A third evident fact is that they are here in our world and that we are not there in theirs."
>"4. A fourth evident fact is that, if the 'x' system is a multiple one (if there are several origins or multiple parties), then they all obey equally, insofar as our observations permit us to gauge, one single law on one precise point, and that is abstinence from contact."
>"5. A fifth evident fact (demonstrated by the existence of problem itself) is that physical contact is possible. Indeed we see them quitter often, we sometimes hear them, and some of us have touched them"
>"6. All our speculations on Charles Fort's 'Greatest Mystery of All' spring from the confrontation of these evident features, among themselves, and when set against the facts (known, probable, or possible)."
>"Therefore…"
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No.50466
>>50465
>"7. From (#3) we must deduce that 'they' are superior to us on one point at least: technology."
>"8. Can we add: and science? It seems probable but not evident. The fish Gymnarchus Niloticus 'knows' how to make his way through the muddy waters of the Nile by using the electrical tensions between his own body and the obstacles. We do not understand how he does it, although we know the laws of electricity and he doesn't."
>"9a. We can find herein, if we wish, a primary explanation for the absence of contact: we have no more contact with them than we have with Gymnarchus Niloticus, because they do not possess (any more than the fish does) a discursive type of though. They dominate us only to the degree that the microbe nominates us when we are ill."
>"9b. […] as some people believe, the religions of the bible are the religious transformations of genuine extraterrestrial contact (see the book of Brinsley le Poer Trench and Paul Thomas), then the Egyptians, for their part, deified Gymnarchus Niloticus, and for the same reason: the apparently supernatural nature of his behavior."
the author is referring to Gymnarchus Niloticus metaphorically
>"10. A more sophisticated form of #9 is as follows: the beings who are really responsible for the UFO phenomenon are never there, and nobody has ever seen them ever. All that we see are robots -either biological or not: see particularly, for this latter hypothesis, case number 23 in Jacques Vallee's chapter on page 32 (reported in detail in my book 'Flying Saucers and the Straight Line Mystery- as well as the Cisco Grove case, in Coral Lorenzen's article). […]"
>"11. Among the arguments in favor of such hypothesis, we might recall, depending on the case, that in the Mosaic books of the Bible, Yahweh is he whom one cannot look at face to face without dying (though indeed Moses looked and did not die); that he never has contact with men except through intermediaries; that these intermediaries are either men (Lot, etc.), or humanoids (Ezekiel); that they are capable of interbreeding with mankind; and that consequently, according to the accepted norms in biology, they either belong to mankind or to a species very close to mankind and of similar origins."
>"12. One could also point out that in most cases the operators seem to be either human or humanoid; that the small humanoids, usually fit with the idea of interpolation, in the future, of the past evolution of mankind (intensified cephalization, i.e. growth of the size of the head; regression of the vegetative organs, i.e. jaw, mouth, nose, and so on)[…]"
>"13. a nod in healthy passing, to the old and still healthy hypothesis of man of the future visiting his own past […]"
>"16. […]even if he is neither the product of special breeding nor a man of the future, the humanoid pumpkin head presents an encephalon at least three times as massive as ours."
>"17. In man's prehistoric past we find a parallel evolution in techniques and in the weight of the encephalon, the sole exception being Neanderthal man with his voluminous skull (but the exception disappears if we consider only the neo-cortex). The technology of the UFOs and the dimensions of the 'head' of the pumpkin-head humanoids agree with this law. The establishment of this point is an argument in favor of the super-human nature of the thought that propels at least some of the UFOs"
>"18. […] One frightening form of this hypothesis would be that 'System X' is not a living being at all, but a machine.[…]"
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No.50469
>>50466
>>50465
Thanks for posting this, I wasn't aware of that book. His observations provide a good basis for further discussion, although I suggest that some of them need to be looked at with a critical eye. For example, I would argue that his definition of contact is too restrictive and needs to be amended. And he's wrong about Yahweh: people could look at him without problem, what was deadly was his kavod, which is usually translated as glory, but from the way it's described in the bible, it was probably a spaceship.
Slightly unrelated question: am I the only one who's surprised by how far ahead of his time Charles Fort was? He was writing 2 decades before Roswell and yet he seemed to be perfectly aware of their presence, and he even theorized that they've owned us since ancient times - as far as I know, he was the first to do so, at least in Western countries.
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No.50868
I'm surprised I'd never heard this crypto-terrestrial theory before. It really makes a lot of unexplained phenomena make a lot more sense. "ancient astronaut" things in general, when framed this way, are significantly more logical. Furthermore (and perhaps most importantly) it requires absolutely no leaps of faith. I crave so much on this topic now.
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No.50883
>>50868
It's a fun rabbit hole to fall into, unfortunately there's not a lot of material about it, compared to other popular theories (extraterrestrial or supernatural).
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No.51027
ayylmao were here all along, they just dont want to let the intergalactic federation intervene because that means we will be totally free. To the cryptoterrestrial cabal we are animals, but to the universe we are spirits. We share atomic consciousness with all of reality, including them. This is why they try and make us fear them, because it is the only form of control they know. We are limitless spiritual being, who have control over our own destiny, they just don't want us to know that.
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No.52144
I also think reptilians are actually a race of intelligent dinosaurs that managed to survive until now by hiding underground/underwater.
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No.52157
>>49847
Interesting but I'm gonna have to call bullshit.
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No.52158
>>49938
Hey, wait… what bethesda game did I see this guy in?
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No.52159
>>49965
What if J ulius C aesar
was J esus C hrist?
666 = jesus = satan?
>>49969
Well chupacabra = vampire and possibly alien?
Jooz 2?
Just making theories. No offense to anyone.
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No.52160
>>52159
ulius aesar
Uliusaesar
eliaser?
biblical figure?
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No.52161
>>49972
Would make sense considering nasa is fake and gay, and space is fake and gay, and the earth is flat and possibly Bi.
also space = giant ocean
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No.52192
>>52159
This is basically Joe Atwell’s thesis in his book Caesar’s Messiah
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No.52586
>>49849
Is this guy one of those dudes that says we all started in Africa? Because I just find it so hard to believe that every single person on this planet started from Africa. South Africa has some really cool stuff to look at, but I am not going to invest time looking at this guys research if he is claiming that all of human consciousness started in Africa.
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No.52590
>>52586
You're thinking of Richard Dawkins.
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No.53308
>>52586
ive always thought the out of africa theory was silly. if true, that would mean africans had a huge head start as far as evolution goes. if that's the case, why are Africans retarded and africa such a shithole?
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No.53316
>>53308
Africa is a shithole, that's why. Europe is vast and fertile and full of resources and navigable rivers. Africa is hot and overgrown, has rough rivers and very few metal resources. Climate and geography is most of the reason why civilizations succeed or not.
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No.53317
Keep this thread about cryptoterrestrials, please.
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No.53318
>>49977
All your oaths are broken
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No.53472
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No.55122
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No.55130
>>53472
if richard dawkins is a "nazi", then by the same line of logic I hereby dub thee, "faggot"
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No.55143
>>49848
This one is whack. However, if you read about these cone headed skulls in general, the writers often mention that cranial capacity can be used to differentiate the ones resulting from skull binding. The one here looks fairly smallish.
Plus, does anyone have that weird pic of the Egyptian art depicting two large humanoids, hands joined on both sides, seemingly controlling some other type of humanoid, and even further below, two warring human factions.
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No.55144
>>53308
Shills here to slide the thread. Hello.
On halfchan the reptilian humanoid seems to have some traction. Any thoughts OP?
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