Am I the only dork who adores Ancient Aliens

@berangere I don't know that supernatural phenomena are the only thing that gives life meaning. I think that the fact that we exist is meaningful in and of itself and that a lot of people don't cherish others/strangers/living things/or existence in general as much as they might otherwise because they believe that there is some kind of existence after death.

I find the concept fascinating because there's the possibility that everything is s simulation, that some of us are simulations that "real" beings are interacting with, or that some of us (maybe all of us) are living in a matrix style simulation with NPCs to keep everything on track.

Quantum physicists have actually calculated the point on the micro-scale at which reality ceases to function properly (basically what our pixel size is) and have been able to observe that the laws of physics on quantum particles are not influenced by what is actually happening in real-time but by the specifics that seem programmed into "the simulation".

Don't know if I believe it, but it almost makes paranormal experiences into an important part of figuring out what the parameters and purpose of the program are. Is there anything else? Somewhere outside the program? Do we have bodies? Can we interact with a "Real World"? It's fascinating as a thought experiment and a puzzle I would love to solve. Maybe. You know?

@CleverFunnyNameGoesHere Yes I certainly agree with you that the fact that we exist is meaningful in and of itself and yes we must cherish what we have now because although many of us believe in an existance beyond this earthly plane,we don't know what is awating for us there and things might not be what we believe,so we should cherish the good people and things that are in our life now.Some religions don't value the physical life they have, giving more importance to the one where they will meet their God,I believe fundamantal Islam is one of them, I could even say the same about fundamental Christianity.
As for quantum physic and may be all of us living in a matrix style simulation,I have not really come across this concept,but I tend to believe in parallel universes,different dimentional worlds occuring at the same time with different vibrational levels and structures.

@berangere I was definitely fond of the multiverse model.

@SW-User But it's so funny. It's my favorite comedy.

@SW-User were not saying aliens built this.. but there is no evidence showing us they didn’t 😁

@SW-User I'm always fascinated by stories of giants. I didn't know until recently that America has a history of lots of giant bones.

@Adstar I'm currently watching an episode that says they were aliens. That's why I asked.

@CleverFunnyNameGoesHere Well many people who cannot believe in God and Angels but are open to believing there are other planets with alien beings in the universe latch onto that as their favored explanation for all the ancient stories of visitors from heaven in different religious and historical texts..

@Adstar Whatever the reason for it. I enjoy watching it immensely.

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout 🤣🤣🤣 That's exactly how I feel about it.

@JaggedLittlePill I'm not a huge fan of serial killers.

@CleverFunnyNameGoesHere I didn't say I was a "fan of serial killers" I said I read about them and their psychology. But ok. 👍

@JaggedLittlePill I apologize. I did not mean to imply that you were a [i]fan[/i] of serial killers. That was epically poor word choice on my point. Just don't like reading about them. I don't handle gore well and reading or watching shows about what serial killers do can actually trigger my gag reflex and make me sick. So...I avoid it as much as possible.


I'm so sorry. 😓

@Azlotto It is fascinating.

@SethGreene531 He is the guy who did alien conspiracies and sightings on the radio right?