2:03 I really think the 'subspecies' explanation could actually be plausible. I think that the advent of this technology -- the internet, computers, smartphones -- could actually be enough to change (evolve; mutate) humanity.

I think it's entirely possible that this is exactly what happened...

And if you think about what's being done with the vax and this sci-fi world, insane, bizarre alteration of peoples' genetics on a mass scale...

It ties into the idea that these technological advancements were purposely introduced in order to evolve/change the human species.

I am just saying. I know it's some pretty chilling shit, but we really need to start considering that ALL this shit was done on purpose and we, AS A PLANET, are an experiment, a farm, a zoo.

And I might even vaguely believe this is true, but I don't go around upset about it... I mean, the beauty of humanity is its adaptability.

But things are really starting to add up, in my opinion, and I just don't think it can be denied anymore that ALL OF THIS has been plotted, planned, and is being orchestrated according to predetermined goals.

They want a certain portion of humanity completely destroyed by the vax, and all these other pollutants, frankenfoods, genetically modified this and that...

It's all been part of the same plan. Humanity has been a genetic modification experiment for at least the past ~150 years in very provable ways. Before that timeframe, I think proof of tomfoolery with humanity is probably scarce, has been erased, etc.

The winner writes the history books.

Humans haven't been natural for some time. We spend our time indoors with air conditioning, don't have to hunt/gather. We've turned into Teletubbies. Soft, lazy, stupid infants. The machines are taking over now.

Maybe this is how the aliens intervene every 10k years or so . Us who wont get vaxxed will end up like the aborigines or pygmies in africa and Papua Guinea . dude its pretty scary but i will take you as my outcasted woman and make feral childrens

Yeah, but it seems like they're doing it way more often than every 10,000 years.

(04-08-2021, 07:23 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote: I think that the advent of this technology -- the internet, computers, smartphones -- could actually be enough to change (evolve; mutate) humanity.