And it's really cool because they came up with this idea anyway in the first place, that these are the same radio signals that are being projected to your car that they were doing this. They basically just build a big giant ear and they pointed it in areas and they were just listening into frequencies, like radio frequencies. And that's how they were able to pinpoint this one data collection when they printed out that it spelled out wow
And there's others that are like, it's the end of the world, and some of it's based on stories from the past that had different meanings about robots. Anyway, it's interesting to reflect on how humans react biologically, psychologically and sociologically and then throw in these other things whether it's another human, whether it's tech, whether it's an alien. We're our own worst enemies sometimes
J Moor
@Phase_Reality · 4:53
It's like you can choose to try to do something that's positive and not provoking, but it's still how it's perceived. Correct. You see it in all the cartoons all the time, actually. In fact, I think I have seen that where people are afraid of the bush and then out comes the person with the birthday cake and everyone's like, oh, it's a birthday cake, great. I like that theory and it does make sense. I believe in the Emerald tablets
And in trying to then speed up the audio, that changes the tone and frequency as well. And I'm trying to understand what's being communicated and think through that, come up with any sort of thoughts I might have and so on. And they're simply too much. The cost is too great. I cannot participate in these conversations
J Moor
@Phase_Reality · 4:53
I like this conversation about extraterrestrial beings, and I like that you brought in something that I truly, really believe and believe it's limiting us, and that is that we think three dimensionally. I know there's science that comes out saying that we think in eleven dimensions, and yes, that is true, that we do think in eleven dimensions. But as far as application to our reality, we think completely and locked into 3D. That is why we cannot walk through walls
It would be really telling, and not necessarily in the rosy way that you often hear people describing humans or humanity. I'd like to imagine that if they did learn about us in that way, that they'd be able to see the complexities and nuances and that we're not all bad and we're not all good, and that there is still beauty in the imperfect. But then it would be how do we approach them? We can't even see nuances and complexities in day to day life
J Moor
@Phase_Reality · 4:46
And they're going to be like, they might know because of videos, but they wouldn't usually know because that is not a technology that they use. At least I hope I'm going correctly with this. Yeah. So who's to say that their technology is actually more advanced than ours? It can just do things that ours can't. Maybe we have technology that we can do that they can
But when it's a being that could be perceived on par with us, you sort of again have to go into it with open eyes and potentially see them as more advanced than we are in some capacities anyway. I think it's like any descriptor no one thing, no one person is any one label, right? No one is entirely evil, no one is entirely good, no one is entirely intelligent, no one is entirely stupid. There's just too much nuance and complexity to existence
J Moor
@Phase_Reality · 5:00
I think everybody kind of feels that way, especially right now. We're shooting balloons down. We're getting space images of things flying over the moon. We're getting images of things orbiting around the Earth and then taken off at the speed of light. We're finding all these magnificent structures. There seems to be a huge spiritual awakening happening right now. There seems to be an understanding of something that's going on right now. I don't know. I feel like there's been a shift
We want to think that we're number one or the best at this or the most advanced at that, we're not. And knowing that there's technology in other countries that the more advanced than ours doesn't even begin to include the things we don't know about, right?