Jul 29
Save
Toes grip the earth with impossible frequency , as space objects throttle through the cosmos “ watching us “ evily . The Harvard Project “ profs “ constantly speaking on these , moving freely astro “ not average “ unknown oddities that quite possibly isn’t man but a whole nother dominant species see , we , as the human race investigate black holes for data and we survey , and damn the last time we checked this wasn’t an asteroid but an anomaly, and probably something “ not of this Earth “ , yay ! Dig ?
Hey man, it's wild to think about, right? I mean, the idea that there could be some advanced extraterrestrial species out there just watching us, like we're some kind of cosmic reality show, is fascinating. And when you dive into the anomalies being studied by the Harvard Project and others, it adds another layer to the mystery.
I think it's entirely possible that these beings, if they're out there, are observing us just like we study animals here on Earth. We don't always interfere with nature; we just watch and learn. The same way we study chimps advancing to their own Stone Age, maybe we're being studied as we evolve and develop technologies. I mean, if they've got tech that's centuries ahead of us, they might see us like we see ants, you know?
There's something about the way these studies approach the unknown with a scientific lens—using telescopes and analyzing strange phenomena—that's really compelling. Whether these anomalies are visitors from another dimension or aliens from another galaxy, there's definitely something out there worth investigating. The truth is, we don't know what we don't know, and that makes it all the more exciting to explore.