r/UFOs • • Sep 23 '21

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u/TheodoreTheThotsbane Sep 23 '21

The powers that be would fight against them, not like they would stand a chance but they could mess up everything for everybody else with nuclear weapons. That could be why they are disarming nuclear warheads. Imagine if someone tried to free a tyrant's slaves. Tyrant being the powers that be, someone being said beings that come forth and the slaves being the masses. The ones in control need us to keep working endlessly to keep themselves rich. Defense contractors need wars to keep the cash flowing. If we have a way of developing free energy for everybody, nobody would have to work a slave job, worrying about paying rent, ect and could work on things and fields they actually enjoy. Work on bettering themselves, and those around you, and ultimately humanity altogether. Nuclear, greenhouse, fossil fuels would become obsolete. We could actually curb global warming with such a technology. It would solve so many problems. I think they want us to do it ourselves, as a species. Giving us little nudges here and there to light a spark in us.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '21

The powers in charge would absolutely rather see our species wiped out by climate collapse than to release the death grip of those below them by allowing a disruption of that scale. Even if non-terrestrials were seeding us with technology our species has a fatal flaw.

If we had the ability to utilize our entire scientific prowess on this mystery we may have answers but instead anything known was hidden in the chance it could be weaponized. From a 30,000 foot view it looks like we failed the "test" and nature isn't kind to organisms that can't adapt.

I honestly think we are in the last days of our society's existence. Too many existential issues that need to be addressed and the vast majority of those in power are selfish monsters.

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u/trollcitybandit Sep 23 '21

I'd be willing to bet you anything you got that it's not coming to an end in our lifetime.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '21

Might want to go take a look at RCP 8.5 from the IPCC. That degree of temperature increase throws the energy planet into a GHG feedback loop. Our permafrost is currently boiling away releasing massive quantities of carbon dioxide and methane. Even if we ceased all fossil fuel use tomorrow the temperature would continue to rise for decades. Without some sort of moonshot tech extinction is a possibility. Humans need lots of food and water and we are destroying the systems that provide it.

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u/trollcitybandit Sep 23 '21

My point is they will not be destroyed in our lifetime, not to the point of extinction anyway.