Ok retard. Lol.

>>17064148
>we’re inside a huge 4D alien, dude
I mean, we aren’t right next to it.

>>17064174
if it looks inside itself.... it sees.... us?

How are you going to travel through space otherwise?

>>17064200
Like green beans in the jell-o.
Except the beans are really fleshy tubes with human shaped cross-sections.

>>17064148
Oh, so the abduction/sleep paralysis link is a stereotypical occurrence because it's the only way ayy lmaos can make out our details, by holding us still for a prolonged period of time. Pinned down like an insect on a board.

>>17064346
we are like electrons to them. in terms of both behaviour, and scale

>>17064148
we don't see aliens because they are not possible in the way we are thinking about them.
all advanced civilizations develop AI and they merge with it, or get replaced by it, biological life is tied to their local conditions, and many individuals thrive as long as they are useful for eachother, because they use up resources which some of them would want for themselves.
based on the "ape together strong" principle it means a few up top get power over the rest of them, and when there is no need for the many's work they get wiped by the people up top.
many individuals with no real use for them is a threat to themselves. so naturally they'll cull themselves until only a few are left, the winners, and in the end those merge/change into a different form that's impervious to space conditions so they can move about. thus there will always be a few of them, the minimal number, and extremely technologically powerful. like some sort of demigods.
I never really understood why scientists expect alien civilizations with many numbers of individuals. it's like some unexplained inertia from our own setup. like 40-50's brain rot about green aliens in saucer UFOs with windows and all. which is just a projection of those times understanding of technology, projected a bit into the future. it's just...nonsense.

also being just a very few of them, they do not need a lot of energy, thus no huge energy collection tech, like retarded dyson spheres lol

>>17064148
this is proof that philosophy is nothing but severe brainrot

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>>17064369
Electrons coaxed into Hegelian matrices and social circuitries to perform useful work for a device lighting up in a dimension unseen?

I mean ok, but isn't UFOlogy a bit too late or burned up to ride again the overused bandwagon of para-religious Gnostic metaphors? It has been tried already a couple decades ago with Malanga.

>>17064148
>E. Weinstein
lol. lmao

>>17064148
They can see us inside and out. The huge perverts.

>>17064148
>they see a bunch of 3d video slices
wow i totally havent seen this before

>>17064148
Let me guess, they still see you moving in the other time directions (each one represents an alternative timeline)

>>17064148
where are the files though?

>>17064148
Or maybe we can't see them because aliens aren't real and it's been the US government via the AEC and US Navy since 1947. Unironically I think he is right at least about the Stonybrook connections (read - Brookhaven National Lab), but wrong about them testing this shit on the border (they almost assuredly moved a lot of it to UTTR).

>muh invisible aliums
>idea proposed by [jew]

>>17064148
Aaaaaaand another jew with a retarded proposal about muh 4th dimension exists. No it doesn't, our universe has 3 dimenions, this is all really bad science fiction

>>17064148
>Weinstein
Every. Single. Time.

We would be unable to detect our own civilization at alpha centauri. The signal is too weak.

What do the mods do in this place? Because it's not filtering out 10+ threads that are schizophrenic and / or retarded

>>17064148
retarded explanation
Probably it is impossible to travel faster than light speed
no warp drives, hyperspace drives or wormholes the universe does not permit these tricks
that means any ayyys that go interstellar would take 10-100 000 years to reach another planet they might be able to terraform
terraforming is probably going to take a stupid amount of resources to a point it will be easier to just terraform the one they are already on
meaning leaving for another star system is a route of last resort after the sun blows up
as for communication?
I mean what were we doing for the last 100 years?
occasionally listening to some patches of the sky? which is filled with noise from pulsars and other pollutants?
even the strongest signals would get reduced to noise eventually

>>17066851
That's just your opinion man.

We need cowboy science.

>>17066851
Do you file a report?
What’s your ticket number?

>>17064372
What does this have to do with philosophy you retard?

I'm sure it's just a coincidence that every new mathematical or physics discovery retroactively becomes the new explanation for why we don't see aliens.

>>17066863
So, what if FTL is functionally impossible, but the vacuum actually functions as a medium and you could theoretically alter the base values of permeability and permittivity of a region of space to artificially raise the speed of light so you aren’t violating anything? I’m asking this as a serious question.