About the fact that we could have gone to space many times before - I am fully opened minded to that, based upon what I have read/watched. I would also go a bit further - it is possible that that from a distant galaxy we could be a implanted on Earth as part of a slave race. But yeah, I look at history and it seems that there is a lot of things that point to an advanced civilisations - I have always been fascinated by the writings in the Mahabharata as well - their descriptions of what could be said to be nuclear bombs - like you were saying awhile back about possible evidence of nuclear bombs on Mars - it is possible that history is instantly different than we can think about - that was a great talk that guy gave / lecture about the bombs on Mars, I have to re-watch that .
-lately I have been researching "The Gateway Experiment" as in the process where people use it to access higher knowledge - I don't know if its true, but I became interested from the fact that one writer stated in an interview that the key players in big tech are heavily involved in using it to get to higher knowledge (this is just something the author of American Cosmic stated in a podcast, link below) - I know there is a new tech age group of people in big tech, but I did not know they used what they were learning - maybe looking inwards, or maybe from some unknown source, to code - as I said, I don't know if this is truth, but she came across as someone that seemed truthful - lead me down a little rabbithole- I was interested in why so many of them would be using it. I know everywhere in ancient writers there is examples of people talking to some information matrix. About the moon landings, yes you could be right about that.
About FLOSS, yes, you are right about that - I did not think of that at the time - but it is funny, that they have to backdoor everything and make it slower LOL - and now there will be all this pressure on them to go through a oversight labyrinth - where as, outside systems or things done overseas will not have that disadvantage.
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Life on Earth is literally one living organism. All our DNA, from trees to humans, is variations on a theme. Unless life on Earth itself came from somewhere else, that genetic similarity makes it almost impossible we came from somewhere else. That's one of my most strong hurdles that advocates of ayliums need to overcome.
Another is the diversity of living forms on Earth, from octopi to beetles, to birds, shows that even when we are a single living organism we have great diversity in morphology. Numbers of legs, eyes, types of senses, ways of eating, and etc. are all quite varied across terrestrial life.
Ayliums with two arms, legs, eyes, and basic humanoid form are very unconvincing to me for that reason. The Star Trek universe was very much the result of Gene Roddenberry's theory that humanity had long ago spread across the galaxy, and all aliens were evolved from human stock, which was they were all humanoids. There were a few that weren't bipedal with a crest of hair on their heads, but there were not many.
That seems to me to be the best potential explanation for all ayliums being humanoids.
Edit: having a look at that video. Two and a half hours is a commitment, LOL.