This week's Why Files is on point with this discussion, Grusche and others repeat time and time again about NHI specifically, NHI doesn't mean alien from outer space, it means something of this planet, just not human. AJ on WF alludes to this being likely AI, and given our adoption at a really early stage of AI and all projections to our tech evolution into an AI civilisation, this tracks quite well.
I'm not saying any of this is proof that a civilisation existed before humans did and created these things to then delve deep under the sea floor where this AI creation now resides doing re-con missions of its own accord etc, but the thought of it is fascinating, and the prospect of it being real isn't really sci-fi any more given the stuff we are discovering every year now thanks to new technologies, which is all thanks to advances in AI.... See where this is going?
Personally I think it's clear there's a bigger picture here, and whether we believe or not in what's happening, the discussion is fun for sure. I think that these things do exist, but many are hoaxes whilst others are disinformation projects to divert attention. AJ in the video mentions that both democrats and republicans signed the final bill and amendments, meaning the likes of Tim Burchett etc get told diddly squat, the same as the US population because the higher ups can blanket apply the "national security" clause to anything much easier now.
I think the deep down picture here is that these things are AI controlled, they've been a part of our planet for thousands, if not longer, years. We simply were given the opportunity to evolve and these things have been recording our evolution all this time. The purpose is a mystery, maybe to one day in the long future share our actual history with us when humans are sufficiently advanced enough that conflicts and things are a part of history and there's global unity of some sort. That would be the logical way, the way an AI would exactly behave because it knows that biological intelligence can eventually get there, after all someone created said AI long ago...
Also the video references Christopher Columbus' journal where he writes that they saw lights under the sea for prolonged periods of time. This was really interesting because during his time there would be nothing mad made that could operate with lights under the sea, and to human knowledge, there aren't any bioluminescent animals of that sort either living in the sea close to the surface.His journal in its original format has long gone, but a copy was made, and then when that was lost, was abstracted.
It can be read about here:
The extract mentions the glimmer of light like that of a wax candle (
also referenced here). A mirage of the sea perhaps? Maybe.... Or maybe not.
I also think within the next 10 years, by the time 2035 comes around anyway, we will have figured a lot of this out and some new revaluations about our existence will be known, we'll also have detected evidence of "life" on another moon or planet in our own solar system after NASA probes confirm the findings, and this year alone the
K2-18b exoplanet research currently under further/peer review will confirm the findings.
The abundance of methane and carbon dioxide, and shortage of ammonia, support the hypothesis that there may be an ocean underneath a hydrogen-rich atmosphere on K2-18 b. These initial Webb observations also provided a possible detection of a molecule called dimethyl sulphide (DMS). On Earth, this is only produced by life. The bulk of the DMS in Earth’s atmosphere is emitted from phytoplankton in marine environments.
The inference of DMS is less robust and requires further validation. “Upcoming Webb observations should be able to confirm if DMS is indeed present in the atmosphere of K2-18 b at significant levels,” explained Madhusudhan.
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