You're telling me these mfs did not find any gold between Sirius and Earth? Considering how abundant its meant to be in intergalactic space? If it was up to us, we could've figured it out i feel like...Also, they didn't bring a single drill on board? They had nukes, hovercraft, dna splicing tech...But no drills? And had to genetically engineer a hybrid race to farm the gold? After 10 years simping for this theory, something dont add up. Ur tellin me just approaching Earth orbit pilot turned around like "uhh Enki we forgot the drills back in Agartha..."
>>42206627It's disinfo for the Nephilims, which are probably real (4 meters humanoid skeletons found).
>>42206627Read the Enuma Elish.
>>42206627Local time travel not intergalactic space traveling aliens...
>>42206627yeah anon, lies tend to have preposterous aspects to them which the liar did not know at the time. the asteroid belt, whether or not it is a former planet which was destroyed in an earler war or cataclysm... has more gold in many of its single debris pieces than all the gold humans have ever extracted on earth, and even could extract.just one of the grain-of-sand-on-a-beach scale of resources out there just in the belt alone. everything earth needs to make an ecumenopolis on Earth is easily within access on the belt, including more hydrocarbon fuel in the form of tholins.the initial logistical outlay to launch the infrastructure needed between Earth and Moon to make a staging area for the retrieved resources is approximately half the effort we have put into space already in terms of fuel, craft, missions, etc... if we had gone straight for those resources in the belt, we could've already had more gold on earth, among other resources too, just based off our meatbag brains.the annunaki are a lie to cover up a more important truth. the more aged and preposterous the lie is, the bigger the truth under it.
>>42206627Asteroids are more like clumps of rocks and dust without cost effective means of mining gold, and FTL uses electromagnetic planetary resonance as a means of being pulled in without gravity. As a result, getting to a planet to mine something in a cost effective way is the way of getting things done.Our moon was created due to a planet impacting earth, with the surfaces mostly launching into orbit to form the moon, and the core with its heavier rare elements staying on the new bigger planet which is of course earth.As such, mining rarer elements on earth makes perfect sense.What does not however, make any sense, is how little appears to have actually been mined as easy to access gold has been left to ancient civilizations in sizable quantities, enough to literally pan out of the water in some places to this day.Perhaps they were interrupted before they could really start strip mining?
>>42206886>FTL uses electromagnetic planetary resonancefor the sake of argument, let's suppose it does and the annunaki hoax can be endorsed. even if they decided to visit earth to hang out, it is *still* more cost, effort, time, and energy effective to mine the asteroids, even and especially if these supposedly advanced annunaki can travel between planets at will, they can sure as fuck figure out how to electrically split water into rocket fuel, launch all the stuff they would need to send rocket robots to the asteroid belt, bring it back to earth, and then leave with their loot on their...what?>electromagnetic planetary resonanceok, sure... or, what if some humans created the annunaki lie to cover for something bigger. it could be that, but that has never happened before. ever. zero precedent. when comparing that against the fact that more resources exist off Earth, and if we can start from a blank sheet of paper and send multiple robotic probes outside the solar system withing 3 human generations, the fake-ass annunaki could have done the exact same thing the moment they landed.
>>42207060Your brain is a bit schizo, they wouldn't using earth as a base to mine gold from astroids. They would be mining on earth, or not at all.Launching conventional rockets is expensive, launching rockets with mining and refining equipment is more expensive than just letting ftl physics do the hard work for you. It'll even adjust a ship into orbital velocities.But again this is likely a hoax given that the gold hasn't been mined.Though soace travel will and is always still expensive, even with the best technology.
>>42207291And to clarify, asteroids are not large or magnetically active enough to 'warp' to them.
>>42207296>And to clarify+100 cool points for not getting into well ackshually quibble. the point about earth resources being incompletely extracted alongside better options off planet for us and therefore the annunaki are equally preposterous since ditto on the whole thing being a hoax.so, what do you think the hoax is?I think it is the oldest lie there is, except it is easy to use religion for social programming in agricultural and such contexts, but trying to convince people to crawl into a pit mine for a religious reason is a challenge. I suspect that the "annunaki" were invented by the ruling elites of the time as the receivers of some sort of sacrifice, when in truth, they were greedy pieces of shit who knew that a stratified society keeps them at the top and creating a system of rules and laws against their own subjects creates a perpetual supply of a slave underclass for undesirable work like mining and ore extraction, while also keeping the other sheep in line to not end up sickly like the miners, even with all the super cool screw water pumps, air jacks, and other bronze age mining tech.the blood sacrifices operate on the same principle, our deliverance of life to them as the animals deliver life to us when we eat them. to change the ritual from blood to gold might have been difficult, but probably became more of a priority when the planet started phasing out mass ritual blood sacrifices as part of normal every day life as much as any other holiday of a season.there also could've been an actual visit by ayylmaos and the historic bloodlines created the annunaki lie to cover the truth of that.
>>42207335Honestly, I don't know, and what I do know, must not be shared openly for the time being, until the reset is completed.What I can tell you is the local ayys are weaker and dumber than their ancesters, and their civilizations are falling because of the metaphysical actions of their ancesters. Earth is free of such consquences. When we travel the stars, we will find many grave sites.
>>42206627The Annunaki came to earth 241,000 years ago. Read the Sumerian Kings List.
>>42207370>must not be shared openlywell now you've piqued my interest. let's do this, I'll offer a trade. I've read the totality of the Forgotten Languages corpus, and even know some bonus material not known to the public, such as what one of the authors look like naked and how hard they will swat your ass with a birch branch in a sauna. still, I won't tell their real name, where they live, and all other sorts of things.the reason I bring them up is because their work, as far as I am aware having studied ~2,000 academic quality books, worked as a glowie for a stint, and heard all the Forgotten Languages "big hits" they are famous for years before it hit their website and they wrote their commentaries on it.I know about the humunculus/basilisk situation, the spiritual castration the ayys did to themselves, the Ganymede station, and all the other stuff in the noosphere. if you would be so kind, tell what you can in the most generalized way possible, sort of a cosmic process view such that if you and I were more developed life forms hanging out in space watching a planet of creatures do what they do. nature documentary style.fair?
>>42207400>Forgotten Languages corpusshit. forgot to mention, the FL corpus is the absolute bleeding edge of esotericism today. if you want to know the endpoint of any and all esoteric, historic, tech, and other behind the curtain stuff, the FL group is writing exactly that material today. shocking how there are zero threads about them on /x/, and even less discussion about the paranormal topics they analyze.
>>42207400Perhaps, let's verify your sources first, with a question.If you were to ask an old tree spirit as to what the past was like, what would it say if it were well intentioned and honest?This is not a metaphorical question.If you know enough to know what it would say, perhaps your knowledge is useful.
>>42207440>what would it sayzero clue. I've never heard that one and know neither to answer explicitly, implicitly, subjectively, or objectively.I'll tell you this as a secret though, and I have only ever told maybe 3 people this- I don't think I am human, at least not like all of you. I am in a human body, but I am not a human like everyone else. your schizo point above was precise, but the exact definition is schizoid, meaning in the sense of an android, an automaton to imitate a human, such that a schizoid is a human which is scissored/seperated from the rest, not belonging, but also not an outcast. I have met other like me, rarely. when meeting them, the FL author I mentioned above is one example, we are able to immediately launch into a conversation about esoteric topics with zero prompting. I have had this happen in airports, empty fields, offices, and with each person, it is as if I am seeing another one of my kind in the same sense some people can see auras. to me, it is as if I live behind a glass membrane, while I can clearly see all of you don't have that. mostly left handed people.so, when you ask me a gatekeeper question, all I hear is another one of my kind asking for the secret handshake. sorry pal, unless you are a lefty like me, I don't know. good enough?
>>42207478It was not a handshake, just a test of knowledge of the ancient past.If you don't know that's fine, work on you mental health and stay curious.Regardless, I don't believe the gain loss equation quite works out here.
>>42207515>the gain loss equationditto. well, at least we tried.if I were to ask the tree in my backyard, it is about 60 years old with a main branch cutoff and the initials LC engraved in it, that tree would tell me to never get married and be a bachelor forever in this house. he would tell me that because the man who carved it was betrayed by his woman and sold this house cheap to me in spite of the divorce settlement. I certainly am open to what trees have to say. sort of a synchronicity there...
>>42207533A tree spirit and a tree are not the same, tree spirits are far fewer in number than actual trees. Think of them like land spirits.
>>42207576ah, so. similar to the Japanese understanding and adjacent to how spirits can be contained to inanimate objects. the reason I am a bachelor is because of a woman named Trees. should've married her.anyway, I'll be looking forward to reading your material when you post it someday. drop a shibboleth here please so I can catch it later in the thoughtstream flowing through my entertainment rectangle.
>>42207592Heh, perhaps I will,.once the inferno burns bright and subsides. You won't be able to miss it.
>>42207576>not the sameyou know what, I am going to take a different approach to this. how precisely would I specifically be "good enough" for you to tell me, even in a generalized way to describe the passage of eons on earth, what it is you know?I have traveled to 20 countries and personally visited countless temples, spoken with who knows how many religious professionals on so many topics, read books along the entire way, risked my life several times in service of others, and always given away any of the 2,000+ books I've read to anyone who had the interest, or just as often into a communal library I always found along the way.is that good enough? how many more hoops must I jump though? I even went to the effort to learn Dari, Pashto, Urdu, Estonian, German, and a little Chinese just to better understand their histories. now retired, dig into yet more books and travel more.what is that in comparison to your efforts in learning and understanding? a fuckin question about a tree? fuck you or not, your screening standards are fucking atrocious.>>42207630fuck you. answer or not. am I a good enough little apprentice to hear your secret riddles?
>>42206627'cause slavery is cool or that's what they sayit doesn't have to make sense, power doesn't make sense, it's just loving to fuck over othersthey aren't known to be beings of light anyway
they just did it for the love of the game, ofc they could have robots, but how you setup loosh farm with robots
>>42207783don't tell the animals who is a robot among them ;^)
The entire asteroid belt is packed with metals.The only thing more rare and unique on Earth is organic life.
>>42207638Lol, so mundane. Ever bothered to learn the langauge of the spirits?Anyway, seems they just gave surface information or didn't know the things I seek.If it's common knowledge somewhere I can just ask for it. What is valuable is the undiscovered.
