>>42361218 >no one is in charge this. here’s a redpill: >chaos is divine …

>>42361218 >no one is in charge this. here’s a redpill: >chaos is divine order. chaos giveth and chaos taketh away. it’s built into our physics. instant karma is a thing. chaos is proof God doesn’t fuck up. >>42365930 yes, you’re not the only one, but as a matter of perspective; it’s not THAT absurd a move - if you’re the one up against a wall, it’s actually rather clever. audacious, and kind of evil, but clever. >give them “everything”, including our spam folders >don’t even play “hot or cold” it’s called a “glomar response”, by which they neither confirm nor deny the existence or significance of the phenomenon in question. the only thing of value aliens possess to our military is technology - beyond that they don’t really care what we know (or don’t). furthermore, the handling and presentation of this information gets fumbled as it changes hands every few years, and credible people reveal “the truth” - this is crucial, as the difference between reality and fiction cannot simply be “because the government said so!” the authority the government weilds to “say so” (or not) has been their greatest defense up to this point, but after decades of slow drip feeds, soft disclosure, and outright lies, they concede “the public” is not only cynical, but also going to believe whatever they want despite “official communications”. by shirking the responsibility of “authoritative/official/confirmational disclosure” they can keep people’s minds suspended in a permanent superposition of doubt and certainty that can go on as long as the aliens don’t come down and prove it themselves. meanwhile, they can monitor public reaction and set up other psyops, coverups, and false flags accordingly. personally idgaf about 31Atlas, but it’s very interesting they did the same exact thing (glomar response) with that comet, look it up