The best Alleged Alien Autopsy post I have ever seen.

[Fishalt]

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/14rp7w9/from_the_late_2000s_to_the_mid2010s_i_worked_as_a/

 

[Coal Gas and peat]

Myles will need that deposition summarised

 

[Fishalt]

Myles will need that deposition summarised

It's very convincing. If it is a LARP it's spectacularly good.

 

[Tiger]

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/14rp7w9/from_the_late_2000s_to_the_mid2010s_i_worked_as_a/

Reads like complete fantasy.

Also, this bit is the giveaway…..

“First, I'd like to discuss their genetics. Their genetics are like ours, based on DNA. This fact was very puzzling for me when I first learned about it. We imagine that beings from an alternate biosphere would have genetics based on a completely foreign biochemical system and surprisingly, this is not the case”

The statistical likelihood of this occurring isn’t even worth bothering to work out.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

The statistical likelihood of this occurring isn’t even worth bothering to work out.

They'll just say humanity was seeded by aliens . We are a school project for a higher order of being

 

[jpc]

Classy Sfi Fi screen play there!
Love to see it on dark mirror.
Where the body owner comes back to tell us this is where trans humanism and all the bolloxology today leads to if allowed continue.
Grey homogeneous clone creatures.
No individual traits.

 

[jpc]

Oh I think that santa being real is more plausible than this story.
Kind of suspect its AI generated.
Something too smooth and correct about it.

 

[Tiger]

Oh I think that santa being real is more plausible than this story.
Kind of suspect its AI generated.
Something too smooth and correct about it.

100%

I have no doubt ChatGPT could create something like this in 20 secs with the right prompts.

 

[jpc]

100%

I have no doubt ChatGPT could create something like this in 20 secs with the right prompts.

In fairness it does read well st first glance.
MIB 1 used a similar premise for tiny aliens in human exobodies

 

[Anderson]

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/14rp7w9/from_the_late_2000s_to_the_mid2010s_i_worked_as_a/

The level of detail in the autopsy images is both eerie and captivating. From the purported extraterrestrial anatomy to the surgical precision displayed, it's hard not to get caught up in the speculation surrounding its authenticity. I've read through various theories, from government cover-ups to elaborate hoaxes, and the discussions are nothing short of mind-boggling.

Whether you lean towards skepticism or find the evidence compelling, there's no denying the post has stirred quite a debate. It's the kind of mystery that makes you question the boundaries of what we know about our universe.

 

[Declan]

I see no images at all.

 

[Fishalt]

Oh I think that santa being real is more plausible than this story.
Kind of suspect its AI generated.
Something too smooth and correct about it.

It's been run through an AI tester and it isn't AI.

 

[Fishalt]

Reads like complete fantasy.

Also, this bit is the giveaway…..

“First, I'd like to discuss their genetics. Their genetics are like ours, based on DNA. This fact was very puzzling for me when I first learned about it. We imagine that beings from an alternate biosphere would have genetics based on a completely foreign biochemical system and surprisingly, this is not the case”

The statistical likelihood of this occurring isn’t even worth bothering to work out.

You didn't read the post. OP theorizes that whatever they are, they are built-to-purpose. That is, they are for want of a better term more or less genetically engineered biological drones, created by some other intelligence, for a specific goal. Because of this they share biological traits with human mammals. He theorizes they are created usiing terrestrial genetic input. This makes them able to metabolize terrestrial proteins for energy etc. It makes sense, when you think about it.

 

[jpc]

It's been run through an AI tester and it isn't AI.

Well it's a cracking premise for a sci-fi show from someone who knows how to write a script.

 

[Fishalt]

Well it's a cracking premise for a sci-fi show from someone who knows how to write a script.

That's the thing with all this stuff. It's so easy to discount and so out-of-the-box, and the implications of it being real are so huge that it's almost impossible for us to do anything other than just dismiss it out-of-hand. I'm not saying I'm convinced, but it's definitely plausible.

Reagan famously told Speilberg that the Alien represented in E.T was quite close to the mark. He said this not in Jest.

 

[Tiger]

You didn't read the post. OP theorizes that whatever they are, they are built-to-purpose. That is, they are for want of a better term more or less genetically engineered biological drones, created by some other intelligence, for a specific goal. Because of this they share biological traits with human mammals. He theorizes they are created usiing terrestrial genetic input. This makes them able to metabolize terrestrial proteins for energy etc. It makes sense, when you think about it.

It’s science fiction. Nothing more, nothing less.

 

[Fishalt]

It’s science fiction. Nothing more, nothing less.

Maybe, maybe not.

I'm not willing to write it off entirely.

 

[Tiger]

Maybe, maybe not.

I'm not willing to write it off entirely.

There’s no evidence other than someone wrote a fictional sci-fi story and put it on the internet. The end.

 

[jpc]

That's the thing with all this stuff. It's so easy to discount and so out-of-the-box, and the implications of it being real are so huge that it's almost impossible for us to do anything other than just dismiss it out-of-hand. I'm not saying I'm convinced, but it's definitely plausible.

Reagan famously told Speilberg that the Alien represented in E.T was quite close to the mark. He said this not in Jest.

As Karl Sagan remarked or something like it.
If we find intelligent life it would be profound.
If we realise that we are the only intelligent life.
This will be Equally profound.
I've mo doubt of existence of life in the galaxy.
Intelligent life as we would recognise it is possible.
But flaking around throughout the galaxy via whatever ftl system.
Naaw!

 

[Zipporah's Flint]

Given recent revelations, this is no longer a fringe view. In fact, those flat out denying the possibility of ET visitation are the fringe lunatics.
It's telling that many of the same people who deny the existence of life elsewhere in the universe -- never mind ET visitation -- are the same people who embrace flat earthism and a dogmatic belief in talking snakes and other such nonsense.

The the Angelic Intelligences moving the planets around the place come under the definition of ET life.

The thing is that if another intelligent species embodied materially similarly to us was visiting us from outside the solar system than it only makes sense that they would have the technology to cloak themselves from us completely or if they wanted to just take over completely- why play games of "now you see us, now you don't?".

 

[Fishalt]

The the Angelic Intelligences moving the planets around the place come under the definition of ET life.

The thing is that if another intelligent species embodied materially similarly to us was visiting us from outside the solar system than it only makes sense that they would have the technology to cloak themselves from us completely or if they wanted to just take over completely- why play games of "now you see us, now you don't?".

That doesn't follow at all. We don't know what we don't know.

What we do know is that UFO's are confirmed to be real. Whether or not they're of Alien origin, or terrestrial, remains to be seen. Many whistleblowers have come forward over the years. They're either telling the truth or part of some intelligence-based disinformation campaign.

 

[Coal Gas and peat]

Not necessarily. That doesn't follow at all.

This lad can cloak , that's why he's the undisputed king of all the aliens we've seen .....I hope it's him

 

[Fishalt]

In fairness, AI detectors can be easily bypassed.
Simply using AI to write the first draft, then adding your own input and paraphrasing a few sentences here and there is usually enough.

Having said that, I'm very much open to idea that ETs have visited us and their genetic material may even have been studied.

Given recent revelations, this is no longer a fringe view. In fact, those flat out denying the possibility of ET visitation are the fringe lunatics.
It's telling that many of the same people who deny the existence of life elsewhere in the universe -- never mind ET visitation -- are the same people who embrace flat earthism and a dogmatic belief in talking snakes and other such nonsense.

It's amazing to me that, according to people who genuinely believe that humans were created from mud and a rib ( according to hand-me-down book written by sand people in the bronze age) and became self-aware via the instruction of a talking snake and a magic apple laugh at the possibility that in a seemingly infinite universe, a hyper-intelligent space-faring species might exist, and might be engaging with our own species and others.

It's fear. They can't handle existence without the comfort blanket of an all-loving God who offers them eternal love and life. Any challenge to their cosmology causes them to have an existential crises, and to retreat into denial.

 

[Fishalt]

This lad can cloak , that's why he's the undisputed king of all the aliens we've seen .....I hope it's him

I still like the H.R Giger Alien the best overall.

 

[Tiger]

It's amazing to me that, according to people who genuinely believe that humans were created from mud and a rib ( according to hand-me-down book written by sand people in the bronze age) and became self-aware via the instruction of a talking snake laugh at the possibility that in a seemingly infinite universe, a hyper-intelligent space-faring species might exist, and might be engaging with our own species and others.

Yes, being convinced by this outline of a script (it’s not even a D1) is equal to belief in God.

I could literally finish this script off and make it better myself.



Well done.

 

[Fishalt]

Yes, being convinced by this outline of a script (it’s not even a D1) is equal to belief in God.

I could literally finish this script off and make it better myself.



Well done.

You say that, but I doubt you could. This guy definitely knows what he's talking about and knows what their is to think about, which is very impressive. I'm not saying it isn't a hoax. But it could be bona fide. Read the comments.

 

[Tiger]

You say that, but I doubt you could.

It’s a bad idea to give too much information about oneself on forums, but I could write this story. Very easily.

It seems more likely to be the product of a creative writing course ( who give assignments like this all the time, mixing fact and fiction, adding in researched material etc..) than it is to be an actual dude doing clandestine autopsies on little green men.

This guy definitely knows what he's talking about and knows what their is to think about, which is very impressive

When crime writers write stories say about a serial killer who is also a funeral director, they will spend a significant amount of time researching what it is to be a funeral director, so as to convince even someone who has spent their life in that profession. That is a normal writing process. There’s nothing in this science fiction account that jars with normal writing techniques.

. I'm not saying it isn't a hoax. But it could be bona fide. Read the comments.

The comments seemed silly to me. Did I miss something?

 

[A Man Called Charolais]

Classy Sfi Fi screen play there!
Love to see it on dark mirror.
Where the body owner comes back to tell us this is where trans humanism and all the bolloxology today leads to if allowed continue.
Grey homogeneous clone creatures.
No individual traits.

Reads like fan fiction from the mind of Harari.

A rough beast slouches

 

[Mad as Fish]

I'd be more impressed by the technological genius of aliens if they didn't keep crashing their flying saucers. As for said aliens the green guys are meant to be the goodies, the grey ones were always considered little b'stards, sticking probes where they are not wanted and so on.

 

[scolairebocht]

I cannot believe that some people are falling for this hoax. There is absolutely no such thing as any life outside earth, but we will get more and more persuasive 'evidence' like this,
View: https://x.com/OV_Matter/status/1624568229627830272?t=YP32cWCuR4jbuXP_wUzmxg&s=09
.

 

[Fishalt]

I'd be more impressed by the technological genius of aliens if they didn't keep crashing their flying saucers. As for said aliens the green guys are meant to be the goodies, the grey ones were always considered little b'stards, sticking probes where they are not wanted and so on.

Well, we know that UAP are somehow able to subvert the constraints of physics as we understand them. They appear to be able to manipulate gravity, and time. I'd say that's pretty impressive. The jury is still out for me as to whether or not this tech is alien or terrestrial. But The jury is in on whether they exist, because they clearly do.

One thing about the alleged recovered craft is that if whatever designed had the requisite level of knowledge and intellect to create them, and they seemingly don't want to engage with us directly but rather covertly, then why wouldn't they have engineered the craft to self-destruct if something went wrong--such as a crash? Surely the dumb animals they're studying not getting their hands on their tech would be a prettty high priority.

 

[jpc]

Well, we know that UAP are somehow able to subvert the constraints of physics as we understand them. They appear to be able to manipulate gravity, and time. I'd say that's pretty impressive. The jury is still out for me as to whether or not this tech is alien or terrestrial. But The jury is in on whether they exist, because they clearly do.

One thing about the alleged recovered craft is that if whatever designed had the requisite level of knowledge and intellect to create them, and they seemingly don't want to engage with us directly but rather covertly, then why wouldn't they have engineered the craft to self-destruct if something went wrong--such as a crash? Surely the dumb animals they're studying not getting their hands on their tech would be a prettty high priority.

It's bollox when you look at it critically.
Advanced civilisation playing peek a boo.
Blurred pictures while we live in a camera tiddled surveillance system.
Psyop Bollox for the masses consumption.

 

[jpc]

The sheer enormity of the galaxy alone.
The energy requirements.
The technology requirements.
And most crucial
Sentience is in all liklihood.
Vanishingly rare.
Sentience able or capable of exploring the cosmos.
Rarer still.

 

[Tiger]

Clearly there are people on this thread (the usual suspects) who don't believe the story because of their own personal religious belief (being special).. therein ends the discussion.

Also, the small detail of a 100% absence of any evidence.

It has as much evidence as a Leaving Cert students homework essay assignment.

 

[jpc]

Also, the small detail of a 100% absence of any evidence.

It has as much evidence as a Leaving Cert students homework essay assignment.

Phenomenally pervasive camera surveillance everywhere populated.
Almost universal access to camera phone.
And like you point out.
Not a single bit of evidence that I have seen so far that makes me think.
Wow that's really something that could be non terrestrial.

 

[jpc]

Clearly there are people on this thread (the usual suspects) who don't believe the story because of their own personal religious belief (being special).. therein ends the discussion.

Huge claims need massive evidence.
Simply put.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

Clearly there are people on this thread (the usual suspects) who don't believe the story because of their own personal religious belief (being special).. therein ends the discussion.

Interdasting. Tell us more about your own beliefs on this matter, and why you believe what you believe, sans any actual scientific evidence for said beliefs

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

Could you clarify what the "matter" is?

the same matter you yourself were referencing with your own comment.

 

[A Man Called Charolais]

Clearly there are people on this thread (the usual suspects) who don't believe the story because of their own personal religious belief (being special).. therein ends the discussion.

Did you read this? I suppose the portion you're referring to is from the end of the document.


Question 3: I haven't read everything in detail but can you expend on the document on their religion?

EBOs [Exo-Biospheric-Organisms] believe that the soul is not an extension of the individual, but rather a fundamental characteristic of nature that expresses itself as a field, not unlike gravity. In the presence of life, this field acquires complexity, resulting in negative entropy [tendency towards order] if that makes sense. This gain in complexity is directly correlated with the concentration of living organisms in a given location. With time, and with the right conditions, life in turn becomes more complex until the appearance of sentient life. After reaching this threshold, the field begins to express itself through these sentient beings, forming what we call the soul. Through their life experiences, sentient beings will in turn influence the field in a sort of positive feedback loop. This in turn further accelerates the complexity of the field. Eventually, when the field reaches a "critical mass", there will be a sort of apotheosis. It's not clear what this means in practical terms, but this quest for apotheosis seems to be the EBOs main motivation.

The author of the document added his reflections and interpretations as an appendix. He specified that, for them, the soul field is not a belief but an obvious truth. He also argues that the soul loses its individuality after death, but that memory and experience persist as part of the field. This fact would influence the philosophy and culture of EBOs, resulting in a society that doesn't fear death but which places no importance or reverence on individuality. This "belief" compels them to seed life, shape it, nurture it, monitor it and influence it for the ultimate purpose of creating this apotheosis. Paradoxically, they have little or no respect for an individual's well-being.

Please be advised that I'm speaking from memory of something I read more than 10 years ago, so take the following with a grain of salt. Also, I'm not a philosopher or an artist, so please excuse my struggle to properly formulate the concepts and my dry terminology. Finally, note that this information comes from a document whose author was directly interacting with an EBO. It is not specified whether it was an ambassador, a crash survivor, a prisoner. The means of communication were not specified either.


Something similar surfaced recently. There's an analogous pattern in how it's written.

Biologics created by some intelligence as tools, with a mixture of terrestrial and artificial body mapping, who have a weak immune system, no survival related capability, night sight, are wrapped in a bio-film, excrete through their skin and live off hummingbird soup.

The anthropologists who interviewed the alien to document their hive precept should get a Noble Prize. The "guy" did not use poorly developed concepts or dry terminology. Life is a materialistic precursor. Consciousness is a boson of some undiscovered field. Memory and experience are the content of immortality. Transcendent purpose is the movement towards evolved divinity.

It's a trans-humanist confection, clearly a product of Scientific Millennialism.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

Rather than make me guess, why don't you just say what you fucking mean, r u talking about atheism, being visited by LGM, flat Earth, what?

I think this meme says all we need to on the matter now