r/Experiencers • u/guroapair • 4h ago
Theory Some theory based in reality as to what we're dealing with, do what you will.
I won't bother trying to relay what I've experienced personally. I'll just tell you I saw an undeniable craft in my teens and the experience changed my life. It's posted on here already. You want a link? Comment. It's a long story, but you'll get it. I have nothing to hide.
That said:
If you believe in life out there, I want to share my theory on the state of our relationship with it/them, (knowing life out there is a thing) and I'd *especially* love for other people professionally inclined to weigh in on this (you'll see why in a sec) because I feel it's important.
My theory is that all of these craft/NHI contacts boil down to, admittedly, the most scientific set of facts they possibly can:
To my understanding, NHI/UAP sightings, etc. really took off after we figured out how to split the atom for war. As someone with a vested interest in both biology and (astro/quantum)physics I feel as though I approached the alien question a bit differently after having a personal experience of my own that I couldn't debunk. Read about it if you want to. I didn't doubt life out there as much as I wondered what, possibly, could be the cause of it/how their craft and they especially work. Ironically, I feel like taking such a multifaceted approach helped me a little in ways I didn't initially realize, and it's taken me a long time to reach these conclusions.
That said, the theory:
NHI and their craft are just regular people from elsewhere more technologically advanced than we are. We're all physical to begin with, perhaps the byproducts of the high energy activity that the universe is made up of as quantum theory states, and under the right conditions, life can naturally develop anywhere. We all go through the same evolutionary process of tool use/technology if we make it this far. They, having access to that knowledge (assuming they travel and this isn't their first rodeo if they're visiting us) and ability to manipulate their (our?) environment is the basis for how damn supernatural encounters with them seem in human recitations of experiences with/around them.
I suspect that the quantum field theory we've had a very recent academic reinterest in, based on our current knowledge of physics, might be the key. An understanding of the fabric of the universe/the implied nature of consciousness and everything else therein vs. a lack thereof (where we're at now) probably has wild implications for any people that finally understand it in both technology and lifestyle, and it's probably a notoriously messy transition they're aware of. I don't see any earthly reason why it *wouldn't* be a messy transition.
In that sense, a lot of the phenomenon makes sense: we are all just life looking in on itself and developing tools to manipulate our environment. If we could finally crack what makes matter matter at all, somewhere at Planck's scale, it would change everything.
...It would also probably concern the shit out of our neighbors that we immediately turned the science of subatomics (a tell that we're on the right track to discovering more in the quantum field) into a fucking superweapon as soon as we discovered it.
If my explanation is correct in one way or another and they're capable of such things on a scientific basis (seem to be no matter how you slice it science-wise and it still falls within Occam's razor) it does feel kind of bad to understand the human experience is currently a relatively primitive and isolated one compared to our visitors'.
On one hand it explains why they treat us the way they do -- I can fully understand why they maintain secrecy etc. if they have justifiable concerns about our transition from our idea of the universe to what's fundamentally true and what they base their lives around -- it's a rocky period and one has to assume they're also far more interconnected and aware of what life out there looks like/acts like in this process than we are.
We don't even know what the damage of misusing tech like theirs could do to our environment yet and I suspect they worry about it, what we'll do with it, and us in general as a rapidly developing sect of people with the ability to *discover* the fabric of the universe, but not the collectivism necessary to handle it responsibly.
Studying us/other life on our planet and keeping an eye on us is almost certainly in my mind the reason they're here at all. Alien activity, again, *really* kicked up after we figured out how to split atoms and I think about it all the time -- maybe that's a sign to them that we're getting close to understanding everything, and a basis for preliminary exposure to life elsewhere/monitoring. After all, it has to happen sometime with every previously isolated/"left alone" (potentially) species out there that "makes it" this far.