Over the last few days, UFOs have been filling the airwaves. First America, then Canada, and now China have all spotted what they’ve described as UFOs. Now, even if these turn out to be balloons, or spy vessels, the question still stands, are aliens real?
In a simulation where reality can be manifested on a whim, aliens undoubtably exist because everything that can exist, will. The variation of life on this planet alone should be your first indicator that life exists outside of our humble little rock. In fact, life is likely flourishing all over the universe, but due to its vastness we haven’t made contact yet, though that is highly speculated. In a simulation, anything is possible, from ghosts to aliens, and everything in between.
Which brings us to our next point, that truth is relative. If everything is relative, why wouldn’t concepts like truth be? If you were told to picture a gnarly creature with large fangs, big eyes and six legs, you’d probably imagine something totally different than what the person sitting next to you might, but you’re both referencing the same thing. You have different truths in your mind representing the same creature. So, no representation can be more accurate than another because there’s no authority on what makes your vison the truth. The same can be said for reality all around us. One person, their truth and their reality of seeing a ghost isn’t negated by you having not seen one before. Especially in a simulation full of anomalies. You’ve tasted an orange, but can you ever be certain that you’re tasting what your mother tastes when she tastes an orange?
Science is still in its infancy, and it’s disturbing that many institutions have labeled themselves as the arbiters of truth, when just a couple hundred years ago they would have laughed you out of a room for believing human flight was possible. So, why listen to them now, especially when there is financial gain for many in lying to you? Not to say that science should just be disregarded, but take unproven scientific hypotheses with a grain of salt, and trust the media even less. Especially during the age of AI, where your eyes and ears can deceive you.
We haven’t directly observed a high intellect extra terrestrial as a society(at least in the age of information), but a few hundred years ago we hadn’t observed a rocket ship either. History is filled to the brim with reports of aliens and spacecraft long preceding the UFO craze of 1947. Ghosts have also been mentioned since the dawn of civilization. For some, it may just be a coping mechanism to deal with the passing of a loved one, but how can you be sure some haven’t actually seen a genuine ghost?
This creates a lot of anger and misunderstanding in the world, because from everyone’s point of view, they’re living their truth. Two people arguing can both be correct when viewed from their mind’s eye, because we’re all stuck in our own heads, and in these primitive organic robot bodies. So, we’re bound to experience reality differently. So, the question was never, “do aliens exist,” it was “can aliens exist?” If aliens can exist, they certainly do exist, and on a long enough timeline, we’ll meet them.
As a Dreamist, you must change the way you think. In our “facts,” driven world where the central authorities on truth are the same people paid to lie to our faces, we have to accept that reality may not be what we’ve been led to believe. That, other people can exist in a reality completely different to our own, and that anomalies, or glitches, occur every day. When you accept that reality is fluid and unstable, it opens up an entire world of possibilities and you can regain your childlike wonder that was beaten into a coma by the world around you.
