IC720, I really don't want to get sucked into your vortex of Ancient Aliens + Breitbart + End-Times + Lizard People + 2032 Doom-Cycle Cosmology.
However, you just took my comment about “97%” and ran straight into a full Discovery Channel marathon.
Exploration, curiosity, hard work, absolutely, those matter. No argument there.
But when you start mixing family adventure stories with hollow moons, octopi from another dimension, Smithsonian conspiracies, lizard people, and a cosmic cycle that conveniently wraps up in 2032 because
Armstrong’s magic computer says so… that’s where the conversation leaves the runway.
There’s a difference between exploring the world and getting lost in a maze of theories that can never be proven or disproven.
At some point it stops being curiosity and turns into entertainment dressed up as revelation.
If there’s a massive civilization-shifting event coming, it’ll be because of human decisions, not reptilian shapeshifters or hidden Antarctic UFO hangars.
Until then, I’ll stick to observable reality, pay attention to what actually changes the world, and leave the cosmic drama to Netflix.
But hey, enjoy the AI country song, that part I can agree is interesting.
The rest?
I’ll need a stronger signal before I tune in. |
