“We are right to question ‘institutional science’ wherever we find that existing knowledge represents a minute fraction of what we can actually discover, or when prevailing dogmatic ‘doctrines’ inflate their theories to ‘fact’ or dismiss anything that falls outside their purview. This is a particular problem in medicine at the moment, because the entire terrain is infected with unjustified doctrines a ‘for-profit advertising’. At the same time, the existing science that is trustworthy deserves some portion of the authorization we moderns grant it.

There are similar problems in physics, today, as well where doctrines involving string theory and ‘multiverses’ prevail.

But how much more confused we are about the topics of human history, archaeology and time as experienced on Earth prior to our present moment. It’s entirely unclear that our distant ancestors had ‘minds’ resembling our own at all. Particularly as regards the concept of ‘an individual’ which may well have been unimaginable for most of human history. ‘The Gods’ were clearly »not the bizarre artifacts of individuality our modern ideas propose, and obviously »were actual nonhuman intelligences in many if not most cases. Yaweh was »one among a convocation of Elohim, and what these intelligences actually were is probably nearly impossible for us to conceive of. Yet it is, clearly, possible, that we might be able to »directly contact them, without devices of any kind.

My research suggests not only that we have this capability, but that we have been egregiously misinformed not merely about human history, but human »nature. From many crucial positions, the intelligences from beyond Earth, intelligences native to or even »productive of … timeSpace… comprise not merely our necessary companions… but the origins of the purposes for which our minds are formed. What were those purposes? One imagines the boldest experiment in the history of the Universe… the invention of a way for ancient noncorporeal intelligences… to emigrate into the world of gross matter. To incarnate. And from that position, to »remember the crucial and I daresay heroic purposes this incredible endeavor orbited…

What no archeologist will tell you is this: our minds were forged in and made for contact with nonhuman intelligences. To say ‘they are us’ is to say far too little. The actual situation resembles the relationship between your mind, and the mind of your species… and your hand.”

— infraheard