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Alien Disclosure: Who Really Wins?
As the truth emerges, who stands to gain — and at what cost to the rest of us?
I suppose this essay is straightforward. The benefactors of secrets would remain the ‘Usual Suspects.’ Unpacking it, though, suggests a level of control that amplifies conspiracy theories and distrust of governments. Listening to the Professor speaking to Psicoactivo is quite alarming if you hadn’t considered the points referenced therein. For example, the oil companies are actually rich enough to be the heroes in the human saga, as they have the wealth and technological prowess to move humanity away from fossil fuel tech. They don’t do it because they would lose control. Environmental concerns, real or perceived, is their philosophical mechanism to squeeze every ounce of profit, as your fear keeps you in your place. Will oil benefit from alien technology? Who benefits from knowing it’s aliens?
It’s not difficult to find shadow on the human race. It’s not hard to imagine we’re not the kindest species. That’s not actually our true story. The villains of any story may rise to power because ‘most people most of the time are good’ simply means we don’t think like villains, and you got to at least think like a villain to stop one. That’s why Batman works. Superman only works when bad guys are so…
