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originally posted by: Dfairlite
a reply to: SeaWorthy
Except he didn't view it as alien, he viewed it as a movie base camp. I mean even if I thought I saw aliens I wouldn't suddenly be suspicious of everything I saw (maybe I should be?) the rest of the day. The guy works in that industry and thought they'd stumbled upon something he sees in his profession. I wouldn't be taking pics because it's not suspicious and out of professional courtesy. There wasn't anything weird about it (movies are filmed all over the place) until it disappeared in a few seconds.
originally posted by: reject
a reply to: SeaWorthy
I don't fault them but these days, if you have neither pix nor vidz...you're a bullseye for haters, bashers, and debunkers.
Maybe they were Bigfoot.
originally posted by: reject
a reply to: SeaWorthy
I don't fault them but these days, if you have neither pix nor vidz...you're a bullseye for haters, bashers, and debunkers.
originally posted by: CynConcepts
originally posted by: Dfairlite
a reply to: SeaWorthy
Except he didn't view it as alien, he viewed it as a movie base camp. I mean even if I thought I saw aliens I wouldn't suddenly be suspicious of everything I saw (maybe I should be?) the rest of the day. The guy works in that industry and thought they'd stumbled upon something he sees in his profession. I wouldn't be taking pics because it's not suspicious and out of professional courtesy. There wasn't anything weird about it (movies are filmed all over the place) until it disappeared in a few seconds.
I must admit that it is understandable that upon seeing the tent structure that they would quickly make an assumption about a movie set. Makes an easy explanation for their mind to comprehend, plus explain the unknown two figures the day before.
I am just wondering how or why they deduce 'It's Aliens!' from the fact that what they seen just simply disappeared? I mean would not one first think of ghostly apparitions? time displacement? Re-enactment? Yet, they seemed to jump to a more illogical explanation...aliens!
The story just seems more paranormal rather than ET based.
originally posted by: CynConcepts
originally posted by: Dfairlite
a reply to: SeaWorthy
Except he didn't view it as alien, he viewed it as a movie base camp. I mean even if I thought I saw aliens I wouldn't suddenly be suspicious of everything I saw (maybe I should be?) the rest of the day. The guy works in that industry and thought they'd stumbled upon something he sees in his profession. I wouldn't be taking pics because it's not suspicious and out of professional courtesy. There wasn't anything weird about it (movies are filmed all over the place) until it disappeared in a few seconds.
I must admit that it is understandable that upon seeing the tent structure that they would quickly make an assumption about a movie set. Makes an easy explanation for their mind to comprehend, plus explain the unknown two figures the day before.
I am just wondering how or why they deduce 'It's Aliens!' from the fact that what they seen just simply disappeared? I mean would not one first think of ghostly apparitions? time displacement? Re-enactment? Yet, they seemed to jump to a more illogical explanation...aliens!
The story just seems more paranormal rather than ET based.
originally posted by: Archivalist
An interesting report, but not necessarily otherworldly.
Shout out to the beings in the hoods.
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I wonder how many beings exist that could get here, but couldn't interact with our online networks.
I would almost expect some interaction with the internet... But... I majored in networking, and they probably couldn't figure it out quickly, unless assisted by an advanced computer or AI. In which case, what would such a machine think about our civilization from the data it finds trying to parse tbe internet?
It would have to decode our packet format, AND it would have to understand the encapsulated data, in such a way as to separate the actual knowledge and content, from the formatting and encode containers.
On top of that, to understand the data, it would also have to decrypt our languages.
Information on our Earth internet, is wrapped in so many enigmatic layers for an alien being, I could understand if they can get here, and yet fail at getting online.
I didn't even mention the border to entry, that is they'd have to crack an ISP or piggyback someone else's connection, to get an IP address in the first place.
That type of data access and behavior might actually be trackable by our own AI/neural networks that are used for cyber security.
Imagine, a "UFO" of internet traffic.
Some weird black hole slurping down information out of the blue, on someone's residential internet connection.
The first thought cyber security guys would have, is that the customer's computer was compromised by a botnet or human made worm... But maybe... Somewhere out there... This is already happening.
If so, hello from Earth, other worldly AI. I'd like to meet you and your friends!
Let's talk. I'm a trusted. (We've met.)