You guys need to take it easy with the credulous fiction you keep writing
2 min readYou just keep typing out these utterly outlandish science-fiction and fantasy theories without a SHRED of evidence you’ve ever seen.
Completely faith-based magical thinking. It’s actually tiresome because there’s so much of it every day, all day.
Give it a rest for a bit.
Example: STUPID natterings about element 115. It has a half-life of 0.65 seconds. Let’s say I put a 100 lb cube of it in front of you. In 1 second that 100 lbs is 25 lbs. In another second it’s down to 6 lbs, etc. Before you know it, it’s not element 115 anymore. So all those stories about “gawrsh I saw or had element 115 in muh pockayt” is complete nonsense.
Another painfully stupid one is “future humans”. Yeah, as if time travel is that easy. We’re not talking about time travel where a few random particles make it through after an astronomical energy expenditure at the speed of light, but time travel where a pattern like a body inside a craft makes it through without being torn to pieces. Cool story. The rebuttal is that I don’t know that in the far future a way is not figured out that it can be done. It’s pretty unlikely. If you have control of time, you also have control of space. So you have nothing better to do except come right here, right now, molest a few buttholes and draw circles in some corn fields? Come on.
It’s like this with the rest of the random crap being said here. Multi-dimensional invisible creatures that can’t be seen, etc. A treaty with Eisenhower and Greys, etc. Based on what? Someone’s creative writing essay?
Give me a break.
Burchett has never seen anything. Luna has never seen anything. Grusch has never seen anything, etc. The list goes on. This is all just faith-based magical thinking.
The only thing somber about all this is how little critical thinking most of you have.
Sure, some of you have seen something. Just say that, and that you don’t know what it was. Don’t say it was Klingons unless you actually know it was Klingons.
