Sonix
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Hahaha. No worries. Buckle up. Me, too, about to rant. I think we are pretty much in agreement....From what I have observed most "hoaxes" are actually cover ups where the black ops assholes have done the perfect amount of misinformation to leave people totally confused, there is a simple way to look at most of it, a, it doesn't actually matter and it's a distraction from self growth anyway, b, if there is talk of something or someone trying to help humanity with advanced tech or some shit, it's usually true when it is kept in small circles, but starts getting wobbly when large numbers of people are involved. Like the whole titor thing, is he real? who gives a shit, does the information spark the inclination in SOME select few people to build and play, and learn and explore? if yes, then it's always going to lead to possible growth in terms of humanities growth, if no, then it was probably disinformation bs that no genuine person resonated with because their soul knows its bs anyway.
If it doesn't spark intelligence to explore then its' just background...
People get caught up in right and wrong and real or not real completely ignorant that in a world where there is no non localised reality and multiple timelines then all things can be true for someone, what really matters is what YOU the individual can do about it. No matter what it is, someone somewhere will say it's impossible until someone else comes along and makes it a reality.
sry, I can get kinda ranty...
I have a theory about at least some reported alien contacts, a theory I call "benevolent disinformation". [Note that there may be a variety of aliens with differing agendas - this pertains to one strain of encounter.] If you look at reports by contactees, especially from the 50s and 60s (before the surge of reports of encounters with greys) there are two features that frequently occur together: absurdity and assertions by the aliens that they have a moral imperative to not interfere with earth development (though they are making exception to warn about atomic weapons, etc, because of the critical circumstance). The absurdity appears in things like saying they are from Venus, giving trips to Saturn, naive or incorrect (in retrospect) science explanations, appearing human and speaking in English (though this may have alternative, reasonable explanation), etc. The non-interference piece gets explained as that they will only contact and provide information to those who request or are open to it, that they cannot make overt mass contact or allow evidence of their visits unless in a very controlled manner, because they interpret allowing such evidence as a forced exposure and a violent change in human beliefs for which they would be responsible. So to their view there must always be deniability about flying saucer phenomena, until humankind on a mass scale is welcoming and accepting of it. To me that suggests that the absurdity in the reports may be intentional, a shielding created by aliens to deliberately maintain human doubt about the phenomena.
If you look at these aliens as attempting to gently guide willing students without "forcing" changes in understanding, there are other benefits to them incorporating absurdities or errors into their encounters with humans. They may deliberately introduce errors so that only those who actively and sceptically engage with the material will learn from it. They want us to learn how to learn, not to be unthinking recipients of gratuitous gifts of knowledge. Additionally, they may scattershot partial information with various degrees of distortion to multiple people, so that what seeds of true knowledge are there can only be harvested by cooperative, communicative humans that are willing to consider a variety of conflicting data points without investing certainty in any of them, or, as Keats said, to accept “uncertainties, mysteries, doubts, without any irritable reaching after fact and reason”.
In some of these same contacts, the aliens suggest that they also covertly inspire some humans that may not be aware that they are in contact with aliens. Some inventions, works of fiction, etc. may be the result of such subtle prodding (in dreams, for example). They do not consider it interference to plant a seed if only the intelligence, skill, knowledge and active engagement with that seed by the one that received it can bring it to harvest. In light of this, even a conscious hoaxer may be unknowingly alien-inspired and a vehicle of significant information (which REALLY muddies the waters, but muddying the waters may be by agenda).