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Some are driven by money, others by power, and some by conquest. And I see no reason not to apply this logical analogy to the wider domain of space.
If we assume planet Earth contains a hotchpotch of alternative desires, then naturally, under the realms of probability, space would be similar. I would imagine there are indeed friendly alien species prepared to facilitate our passage towards a greater understanding of that which surrounds us. And equally, we should assume a certain amount will harbour more grandiose ambitions of conquest and supremacy. This I'm afraid is all part of that colourful tapestry that makes every living, breathing creature what it is. It all becomes dependant of their own continuous movement towards universal adulthood.
If a species honed and adapted itself through military endeavours, their assumption would be employed through a militaristic genre which might unfold in waves of fighters descending on us from above, high resolution energy weapons, and no mercy for the suppressed.
However, if any alien species managed to move forwards to fruition in a conciliatory fashion endorsing policies of compromise, trading and mutual understanding, then naturally we should assume their policy towards us will be conducted in the very same vein. If however, a path towards where they are now, was engraved with cautious appraisal, then we might expect their approach to be carried out in the same logical manner.
And it is important I briefly broach this subject, for if my methodology is correct, we face all of these questions in our not too distant future. We need to comprehend the severity of what we discuss by rewriting Einsteinian physics, special relativity in particular. For although science has dismissed ufology under the belief a ufo could never make the journey, I, with this theory have become the architect of time. Or non time.
What we have done with our theory is literally remove time from a universal dimension, and made it possible to pursue interstellar transport. That means all of the aforementioned are not only now possible, but are more likely than not, probable.
It's not really a question of if any more, but more a policy of when. What do we do when this eventful day arrives? Surrender! Fight! Sane minds could be driven to the point of insanity thinking of such things. But we must appreciate what we've achieved so far in this short doctrine.
We took an event and changed its very fabric. We managed to cancel time by making light move two directions rather than one; and regardless of any scientific denial, under that belief, our universal cousins are no more than a bus ride away.
Yet it could be that simple word, 'denial,' that heralds the death of our own species.
I have never said I am conclusively right here, merely I offer a very credible route to achieve what we set out to achieve: The possibility to allow spacecraft to cross the distant wastes of space. Before I undertook this challenge, and it was a challenge laid down on television many years ago by a reputable scientist, the event was not possible.
But by making it possible we have to accept, a denial principle might be endorsed.
Science hates ufologists to their very bones. They treat ufologists and ufology with absolute derision, and perceive any attempt at understanding a greater belief as no more than amateurish.
But now we possess in our armoury something no scientist does, a deeper insight to universal theorem. Not a theory of ambiguities or ambivalence, but one of sound reasoning and scientific prediction. And this has never been achieved before in the ufo debate.
But with it comes fear; for myself included.
It's not very appealing to consider ourselves as one very insignificant little rock drifting aimlessly around a small, insignificant little star, whilst the rest of our mighty universe t
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