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We’ve all pretty much heard of Uncanny Valley (the creeped out anxious feeling when you look at something that’s humanoid but there’s something clearly wrong with it. Like the wax figures at Madame Tussaud’s or that AI robot Sophia)

But my favorite theory to come out of it is that we get that strange feeling because somewhere along human evolution we’ve learned to be wary of things that look human... but aren’t.

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Shelp 3 years ago

That's very clever !... and it gives me goosebumps.

93points

More of a story than a theory, but it correlates to some of these and makes me think some could be real. When I was younger I had this little stuffed animal dog I named rocky. One night, my younger sisters and I (who all slept in the same room so we could hangout together) were messing around, and I two handed over head tossed rocky into the wall directly in front of my bed. He hit the wall, slid down behind whatever was in front of my bed, and was NEVER seen again. I immediately went to go get him and he just wasn’t anywhere. We tore the whole entire small room apart. We all saw the event occur. Over time the room has been completely emptied out, everything in it rearranged, walls painted, everything- and no rocky. He just completely phased out of existence. Makes me think he glitched out of the system or something.

pjb145 Report

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Shelp 3 years ago

I once had a passport that disappeared that way. The room I last saw it in was totally emptied several times, but I never found it back. Had to have a new one made.

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If you're scuba diving above a coral reef, and you know that there SHOULD be fish all around you, but you don't see any, it's most likely that they have learned that for some reason it's important not to be seen.

And since you're a newcomer to this environment, chances are it's not you they're hiding from.

EDIT: the number of scuba divers saying they've experienced this and then noticed a shark nearby is alarming.

AndysBrotherDan Report

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Pretty much anytime your in the ocean there are sharks swimming nearby. We are no their food source so generally don’t bother coming near enough to do any harm. They are no out to get us, it’s just that sharks explore using their jaws which unfortunately has a lot of razor sharp teeth that will do a lot of damage. Very very rarely has a person been eaten by a shark, most of the time the person is let go once the shark realises we are not tasty and the person dies from drowning, shock or blood loss.

98points

Our “world” is out perception of our surroundings in our 3 dimensional life. It’s possible that we are living amongst beings, things and events that we cannot experience because we are 3 dimensions and they are not.

ChuckeyT Report

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141points

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JessG 3 years ago

A famous Victorian school teacher wrote “Flatland: a Romance of Many Dimensions” (which Carla Sagan has cited in his docs) It illustrates how a one dimensional being would see the world, just lines. And when a 3D sphere visits, he can only see a line. I think about this often actually. I find it fascinating to think of all the other dimensions we cannot perceive. I think about insects, and how they perceive our world, like a fly with a thousand eyes. Their view of this many faceted world is not wrong, it is their 3D world. So who’s to say that our view of the world is The “correct” view, and not the way an insect sees it? I dunno, just food for thought

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Marek Yanchurak 3 years ago

There was a wonderful segment with him (Sagan) illustrating this in one of the episodes of the original CosmosPBS series, which was quite useful for trying to wrap your mind around such things. One of at least a few youtube clips of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnURElCzGc0

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

True. Also not scary. Many 3 dimensional things are scary enough! If I can live with those, well, I’ll be OK.

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80 Van 3 years ago

Isn’t this another way of explaining what most religions believe, that there are beings (such as God, angels, and demons) that exist in this world but are not regularly visible?

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Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

Not necessarily, since most religions already have different, relatively clear origin stories.

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von Funnyname 3 years ago

What's better, what you see the world as is 100% exclusively yours. It's possible, probable even, that the person next to you, across the street, or whomever, see things in different shapes, sizes, colors, and forms than you.

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

I’ve thought similarly regarding colors: how do I know your red doesn’t look like my green? But we know enough about the structure of the (typical healthy) eye and wavelengths of light to know there’s not a dramatic difference.

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Cip IESAN 3 years ago

If you put a 3D sphere on a 2D plane, they have in common only a point with no dimensions. So, 2D people living in the plane world can't see or feel the 3D sphere. Available also for a 4D being in contact with our 3D world.

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Jo 3 years ago

so... you know how trees live several hundred years if they're undisturbed, and some bugs live only a couple of hours..? what if there are beings that are just moving so fast that we cannot possibly perceive them, and they always try to avoid us...? what if to them... we are the trees, living so long an moving so slowly that they cannot even perceive my hands typing this sentence?

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thepinkrobot 3 years ago

It's also super possible that your reality and my reality are not the same.

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tangy chip 3 years ago

that means there's things in my bedroom that i cannot see. great.

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Tabitha L 3 years ago

Another reason that we may never find alien life. They exist in a different dimension. Or communicate in ways that we can't perceive.

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fuggnuggins 3 years ago

This guy's channel is a bit stupid, but he has some interesting videos on there from time to time. Ever see something throw a tree? https://youtu.be/RcZf1SDwkj0

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fuggnuggins 3 years ago

And just watched an interesting movie last night - The Dark Divide. It's based on a true story of a guy who was... I guess he was a biologist. He studied butterflies. His wife died of cancer, but before she died she helped him get a grant for a book by making the condition that he go on an extended hike. He goes, and has some experiences that are consistent with Sasquatch encounters. A man of science. He now does talks on Bigfoot.

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fuggnuggins 3 years ago

Also, I'll link to a study of crop circles - was peer-reviewed and was going to be published in Nature (hence the peer-review) but they pulled it last minute. He makes no claim as to the origin of them, only points out that the electromagnetic radiation patterns found have a fall-off consistent with point-radiation (originating from a point). The original is from BLT Research dot org, but you have to go onto Wayback Machine (Internet Archive) and search around 2018 or so (website is no longer up since about then) to find it now, or access it via certain pay-walls. It's short and easy to understand, if anyone is interested in looking: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wfssw1lqgnscq55/Anatomical%20Anomalies%20in%20Crop%20Circle%20Formation%20Plants.pdf?dl=0

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fuggnuggins 3 years ago

Oh, and the old aboriginal stories about Min Min lights - they lure people away and they might never be seen again. Aboriginal people are often very superstitious and get antsy about the notion of spirits and things. Just mention ghosts and you can have a lot of fun with some of the most stoic aboriginals. Aboriginal myth represents hairy man as something to fear. Though, there are stories of different types in different locations - like clans. Some are meaner, some are not so mean. Some elders aren't afraid of them. Some say they communicate with them. There are stories even from white settlers speaking of them, and even old newspaper articles from the 1800s about them. I've seen some in which some European guy who was friendly with an aboriginal tribe claimed to have parlance with them, along with an elder of that tribe.

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fuggnuggins 3 years ago

...guides him. I have seen one video that is a clear fake, but if you understand the context then it is understandable why he did that. The others... he's either the world's greatest magician with a wicked sense of humour, or what he claims is true. Check them out and judge for yourself. Seems to me that there are things that do communicate with us, and we are unaware of them. They've had many names - angels, demons, elves, faeries, djinn... What they are... who could say?

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fuggnuggins 3 years ago

There is a lot of speculation these days that they are a spiritual creature - whatever that means, but they seem to be capable of feats that we can not explain. Crop circles, orbs, UFOs and hairy man, all occurring often in relation to one another. Is there a connection? Youtube channel Sasquatch Ontario has made videos over 7 years in which he claims to have had contact with a family of hairy man, and one in particular. There are audio recordings of it apparently speaking, still shots, footprints, hand prints, and all sorts of strange stuff. Another interesting case is Robert Van den Broeke. He claims to be able to predict crop circles, and often takes UFOlogists to witness them. Orbs are often seen. There are also videos that document and test him under controlled circumtances, in which he takes photos at random and images appear in them - things like people, alien faces, UFOs, swirls and lights. He doesn't claim any ability, but rather that some "energy" communicates with him...

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fuggnuggins 3 years ago

Or they do, and we do perceive it but misinterpret it. The earliest form of maths, the foundation of maths, is geometry. Also ancient, geometric patterns inscribed into the hard earth. Another consistent phenomenon throughout history: crop circles - geometric patterns that often seem representative of fairly fundamental concepts. Associated with crop circles: orbs (sometimes called willow-the-whisp; in Australia we call them Min-Min lights (due to a series of events near a place of that name), and there are old aboriginal stories about them being spirits. UFOs are also associated with them, and so are "Black Helicopters", which, along with jets, are often seen chasing these things - both UFOs and the orbs. Also associated with orbs and UFOs are hairy man - Sasquatch, in Australia they're called Yowie, or used to be called Yahoo Devil-devil (an approximation, but the word originally meant something like evil spirit), and known by other names on every continent.

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Andrew Gibb 3 years ago

if it bleeds we can kill it pred-5fd22...c278ff.jpg

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Teucer T 3 years ago

I'll freak you out even more. We don't actually "see" with our eyes. They eyes just send impulses to our brain which interprets them... And the brain is well known for interpreting those signals as what it expects should be there rather than what is actually there.

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Edwin Lesperance 3 years ago

It's true. Sometimes one sees things moving out of the corners of their eyes (peripheral vision), or maybe (HAH!) it's just an illusion. There are all kinds of things that are here, real, and we cannot see them.

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Marek Yanchurak 3 years ago

Of all these, the one that is almost certainly reality (at least to some degree...), rather than theory. This is something that has blown philosophers' and astrophysicists' minds for a long long time.

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Rae the lemon 3 years ago

I am so confused

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Xan Maranya 2 years ago

The 3 physical dimensions are perceived through our physical senses. Have you ever wondered about more subtle senses we may have temporarily forgotten that experience more subtle levels?

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blue 3 years ago

Ive thought this might be true ever since playing paper mario on the wii lol

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Adam Francis 3 years ago

We actually exist in 6 dimensions

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Owen May-Nolker 3 years ago

i get glimses of cretures maybe thats how

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That_WeirdBunBun! 3 years ago

ShIvErS!

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Mosheh Wolf 3 years ago

We will still detect their shadow in our three dimensional space at some point. In fact, one of the indicators that there are objects in our space with more than three dimensions is when matter appears and disappears without being converted to energy. Imagine a three dimensional sphere moving through a two dimensional plain. As it moves in three dimensions through the plain, it will appear to come from nowhere, grow, then shrink, and then disappear. A four dimensional hypersphere will appear in our three dimensional space as a sphere which will appear from nowhere, grow, and then shrink, finally disappearing.

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Isabel Care 3 years ago

Some people get to experience a little more that most can't

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fuggnuggins 3 years ago

Not that long ago a friend died suddenly - diagnosed with bowel cancer and needed surger, a few weeks later diagnosed pancreatic cancer, was told she had weeks to live, then died within days. Probably nothing to do with this, but that was the context, in my mind. I was returning home, catching a train. Was a late in the evening, no other passengers at the station. Only 2 carriages, I saw no one else on the train. I get on, sit about 4 seats from the front, on the left. 5 - 10 minutes in, train has not picked anyone one. I'm sitting there, and a cigarette filter, for roll-ups, arcs over passed my right shoulder, upwards, slightly forwards, then falls, down the middle of the aisle, and lands next to the seat in front. I just look at it for a few seconds, processing. I look around, see no one, look back, look around, look back... No one on the train. Train was moving, so could not be any wind. I can't explain that. You can't explain that.

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fuggnuggins 3 years ago

I sat there looking at it. Then I picked that f****r - perfect condition, not used, not squashed - up and put it in my pocket - I wanted evidence, for myself as much as for anyone I'd tell. I kept it for a few months, but weird stuff was happening, so I eventually ditched it. I don't know if the weird stuff was anything or just my conscience. I have no idea what that was about - a f*****g cigarette filter, what the f**k is that? All I know is that some stuff happens and we have no explanation for it.

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Cadmar Orion 3 years ago

why does this make me think of Sheldon's drunk speech in the Big Bang

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Rae Black 3 years ago

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JJ Buddhabrot 3 years ago

You could proof read before releasing an article.

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SeidWolf 3 years ago

Summary of the movie "From Beyond" and a theory visited in many a Lovecraft story.

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Stephen Gross 3 years ago

Go read "The Boy Who Reversed Himself" for a fun, fictional exploration of this exact concept!

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grey galah 3 years ago

...so why are they letting us get away with global warming?

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Marnie 3 years ago

Isn't this a common thought that most people have had since maybe teenage years?

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Marina 3 years ago

That reminded me of the SF TV series called Fringe. It's awesome if you're into watching this kind of stuff

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Courtney Christelle 3 years ago

We may perceive them as spirits.

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Ziva Kravdahl 3 years ago (edited)

This is my favourite. I am thinking about it very often. Also - what if animals can see/feel other creatures? So they staring at them sometimes?

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Ms.GB 3 years ago

This theory always made perfect sense to me.

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JessG 3 years ago

Duh ;)

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Biljana Malesevic 3 years ago

We don't even know what is in deepest depths of oceans. God knows what can be there! Maybe whole worlds. And we still don't have technology to see it.

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S 3 years ago

VERY cool :O

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Quit yo jibba jabba 3 years ago

HP Lovecraft's From Beyond.

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Sasha Kuleshov 3 years ago

Yay, we have one alternate dimension :D

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If the human body senses trauma it is unable to combat, it will switch off metabolism, pump endorphins, and slip into a pain free dissociative state.

In essence, shutting down. Its been seen in air crashes and lots of places really.

Basically your body can switch itself off.

I_a_n0t_am_r0b0t Report

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140points

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Ann Abdelzaher 3 years ago

my body takes it to a new level. I suffer from Neural Basal reactions. When I have sudden pain (pinch my finger, cut myself etc...) My brain shuts down and I pass out... usually resulting in some secondary injuries that I often do not feel right away or at all. I also tend to stop breathing in these episodes and wake up hyperventilating.

9points

The Gaian Bottleneck theory. Basically the reason we've never encountered or been contacted by aliens is because they're all dead. Every alien species that evolved to form advanced societies eventually outgrew their planet and destroyed themselves. Like we are.

applezombi Report

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Francis 3 years ago

even if they found us, they probably see the dinosaurs or nothing when th're looking at us right now. the light needs a looot of time to travel

59points

Cosmology can be disturbing.

For instance, I recently learned of dead end trips. There are some destinations that you shouldn't try for. It's possible to travel so far away from where you started, that the expansion of the universe will exceed the speed you were travelling at.

You can't return home, because home is receding faster than you can travel.

You can't reach your destination, because it too is receding faster than you can travel.

You can no longer get anywhere, only get further away from everything.

You cannot reach any destination, even if you travel forever.

Sexycoed1972 Report

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120points

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Stimpy 3 years ago

Woah!

58points

Humans are scared of things that mimic them too perfectly, the theory is that we developed this because there was a super predator of some sort that would mimic us and kill us. But we never knew what happened to it

Tressel44 Report

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116points

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TheHolyFatherOfToast 3 years ago

It's ourselves

184points

#10

"There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened." - Douglas Adams

wisequackisback Report

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113points

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Verena Gitterle 3 years ago

The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

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#11

That there is no secret society controlling everything, and humans by themselves are destroying humanity and themselves. And it's just easier to think that it's someone else behind all the evil .

hero8814 Report

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113points

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Dynein 3 years ago

Uh... that is what I actually believe...? It seems to me that current as well as historic events make the most sense if you assume that no one has control over everything. Sure, there's people who try, but even in tight dictatorships you get rebels and unforeseen random events. I definitely think that conspiracy theorists are overwhelmed with the unpredictability of the world and hang onto whichever theory puts their "preferred enemy" into the group of control... it implies a) everything bad that happens is due to the people I already think of as bad, b) I'm definitely and always one of the good people, c) I'm so special for catching on, d) even if I don't control events now, I might in the future if I fight my enemy. I definitely think of it as lazy, both in respect to self-awareness (you don't need to question yourself) and level of intellectual difficulty (it turns highly complex issues of the world into simple black-and-white problems).

78points

#12

The theory that we're all quantum immortals and when someone dies in our reality for them they just keep on going in a reality where they didn't

Im_The_Wanderer Report

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108points

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Stimpy 3 years ago

That's actually more a nice thought than creepy... I like it

116points

#13

That we have so little data about the deep dark parts of the ocean and don’t truly know what lurks there

MouldyBoulder Report

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107points

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

It might be sunshine and rainbows and Narwhal parties! Jk, we know enough about physics to know that’s not possible. But still- why do the things in the deep ocean have to be bad? Because our imagination. That’s it.

87points

#14

It's scary that there are thousands of serial killers out there at any 1 given time who often just blend in with the rest of society and live normal lives. Many will never be caught.

eculilumab Report

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100points

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kasa alex 3 years ago

well that was a good thought right before I go to bed

105points

#15

If you die by being beheaded the last thing you might see is your decapitated body.

groov99 Report

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98points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Eek, not something I ever wanted to picture.

74points

#16

That humans almost went extinct. 70,000 years ago a volcano in Indonesia erupted. There’s theories that we have a genetic bottleneck around that time. Took our population down to 10,000-3,000 (like the size of one small town). Lots of fresh genetic material died with those who were lost and the resulting inbreeding could have resulted in some genetic diseases that have made their way into humans today. Without this event, we may have advanced faster and be healthier people today.

ZeDitto Report

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kasa alex 3 years ago

interesting thing to think about

56points

#17

Not a theory but reality. Schizophrenia can happen to anyone, at any age, even to perfectly healthy people. Imagine being normal and then waking up one day and seeing and hearing things that aren't actually there. That is really scary and creepy.

LouisTheXVII Report

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Stimpy 3 years ago

Maybe we already do hear and see things that aren't there, but haven't noticed yet that they aren't real

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#18

I had a professor in college who taught physics and he explained why we will likely never come across aliens. The universe is about 14 billion years old. Over the course of that time, it’s likely that intelligent life, besides life on earth, has existed. However, 14 billion years is an INSANELY long time. Other life forms have probably risen and fallen thousands of times over. Extreme dynasties with technology we can only dream of having have probably existed. Life forms could have lasted hundreds of thousands of years and still not even be close to our timeline. The chances of other intelligent life forms existing at the same time as humans, in the 14 billion years the universe has hosted a possibility for life, is really unlikely. Statistically, intelligent life to have formed, prospered, or even existed at the same time as humans is extremely small simply due to the absolute drop in a bucket that we are on terms of time. We may very well be completely alone in the universe.

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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago

It's not merely time that is the issue, but also space, which is mindbogglingly huge.

60points

#19

Ok this one is rough so please bare with me,

So the common time travel question is would you go back and kill baby hitler?

Well imagine if that was you, to us in the current timeline you would be a hero that killed someone truly evil before they had chance to corrupt or endanger anyone but to the people of that time you are a monster, a baby killer.

They couldn’t exactly explain to people, I was sent from the future to kill this baby to save hundreds of millions of lives. No-one would believe him and would just assume he was some nutcase, or maybe they’re not allowed to tell anyone as per the agreement with the future government?

It makes you wonder all the people through time that have been called monsters for killing babies, what if they were just heroes from the future saving us all? They couldn’t tell anyone either?

savethelemmings87 Report

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94points

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Truth Monster 3 years ago

Hitler was just the lightning rod. Chances are, someone else would have become the lightning rod if you murdered baby Hitler. Hitler is still a terrible human, I'm not excusing him at all.

120points

#20

The dark forest theory. This explains the Fremi paradox, why we haven’t seen any other advanced life forms despite the vastness of the universe. Other advanced life forms don’t send out signals into the rest of the universe because they’re worried that something more advanced and dangerous is going to find them first. There’s another idea that other civilizations know there’s something out there but don’t send any signals because it has no reason to not wipeout the entire planet.

There’s a science fiction book based on this and I think this quote explains it better than I can:

“The universe is a dark forest. Every civilization is an armed hunter stalking through the trees like a ghost, gently pushing aside branches that block the path and trying to tread without sound. Even breathing is done with care. The hunter has to be careful, because everywhere in the forest are stealthy hunters like him. If he finds another life—another hunter, angel, or a demon, a delicate infant to tottering old man, a fairy or demigod—there's only one thing he can do: open fire and eliminate them”

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Just_A_Pansexual_Gal 3 years ago

Ooh, this is dark.

67points

#21

That you might be aware of everything happening to you during surgery, the anesthesia keeps you from moving and causes you to forget.

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Stimpy 3 years ago

Nice creepy theory! But just as a comfort for anybody who might be taking this too seriously: we know very well that this is not the case. We can clearly show which brain regions are active when people are in pain, and they are not active when people are anesthized. Don't worry!

142points

#22

During the Challenger accident from 1986, whenever the shuttle exploded, the ground crews had the astronauts EKG’s and vital scans....after the explosion, the astronauts were still alive. Theory has it that they were cognizant the entire time until they crashed in the ocean.

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The Dave 3 years ago

It is a known fact that the astronauts were not killed by the explosion itself. The theory is that they died after cabin depressurization and oxygen depletion.

71points

#23

The theory that scented candles starting getting poor reviews at the same time COVID hit the US. Makes you wonder how many people have mild COVID before we even knew about it, pairing the lack of taste and/or smell as one of the main symptoms associated with mild COVID cases.

Joedirt7309 Report

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82points

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Kirsten Kerkhof 3 years ago

The other option is that, because people were at home much more, the scent was less noticable (you grow used to familiar scents) so people thought the candles smelled less. Though I think the OP has the more likely idea ...

71points

#24

Some people have had some strange NDEs (Near Death Experiences). Going through websites cataloging them can be a trip. I'm willing to attribute some of them to brain damage and some as "legit" though I'll never be able to tell which is which.

Death bed visions give me a warmer sense of security. I can't imagine how peaceful it must be to die and see your deceased loved ones there to ensure you make it safely to the other side.

recovering_spaz Report

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Too_gay_to_function_ 3 years ago

This one's quite nice actually

60points

#25

The universe could be dying, and we'd have no way to know until we just suddenly vanish from existence.

There could be a sort of quantum energy wave, can't remember what it's called because it's been so long since I read about it. Zero point collapse, maybe? Vacuum bubble burst? But whatever it is, it's an energy wave that starts at some point, and spreads outward at the speed of light, annihilating any matter, energy, and even spacetime in its path.

Because the wave travels at the speed of light, it is invisible. We would have no way of seeing it coming, because any light emitted by it would hit us at the exact same time that the wave itself hits us.

So, all of a sudden, the sun might just vanish from existence. We wouldn't notice because the sun's light from eight minutes ago would still be reaching us. Eight minutes later, the earth just vanishes from existence. No warning. No trace.

ekolis Report

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Shelp 3 years ago

Well, this is unsettling. But how can space and time be wiped out?

41points

cyainanotherlifebro Report

#26

The theory that the last moments of consciousness before death can feel like a literal eternity, and where your mind can create entire realities from blissful to horrifying. So in a way the threat of enduring a hellscape of eternal suffering is very real no matter what you believe.

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67points

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Stimpy 3 years ago

So long as you believe in this theory, that is...

53points

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#27

Spontaneous combustion. I watched a strange but true episode about this as a child and was convinced I'd randomly burst into flames one day. I'm over it now but that was my top fear for a long time.

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67points

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Stimpy 3 years ago

I was afraid of that too. About at the age where I also thought that quicksand was a much more common problem than it actually is. Maybe that was just also one of the common story tropes in the 80s, and we picked it up as real?

47points

#28

The theory that there is an infinite number of parallel universes branching out at each moment with all possible outcomes for each situation.

Let's say this is true and you play Russian roulette. Five out of six of possible "you" would live and one would die but no matter how many times you play there would always be versions of you that would survive. This would give those versions of "you" the illusion of immorality. This would mean that no matter the risks you would take, there would always be some version of you that would survive.

If this is true, it would mean that you could live your life completely free of the fear of death and take on any risk. But the only way to know if this is true is to expose yourself to high odds of deaths, repeatedly.

Also this would mean that as time passed there would always be a more decrepit and invalid version of you surviving, maybe forever...

Anyways that or lizard people.

Gougeded Report

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66points

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Too_gay_to_function_ 3 years ago

My new motto: That Or Lizard People

129points

#29

The first man in space (some Russian cosmonaut whose name I can't remember) was not the true first. The actual first was a cosmonaut whose mission was unsuccessful and he either died in orbit or on reentry. Once it became apparent that he was doomed the Russian authorities cut off communications, leaving him to die in isolation, and covered up the existence of the mission.

apatheticnihilist Report

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Shelp 3 years ago

Yuri Gagarin! How can you forget about Yuri Gagarin?

152points

#30

I saw a theory that we truly live through our entire again in the moments before death, but that it's a loop. When you reach your moment of death during your moment of death, you relive it again. And again. And again. Trapped in a loop with no difference, no awareness, forever.

SandwitchZebra Report

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56points

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Luna 3 years ago

The thing about this, is you don’t know if you are living through that right now

79points

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#31

That the numbers of people that go missing per year expressed as a percentage happens to be the same percentage as the amount of animals that get picked off from a herd in a year by predators. It implies we are being farmed.

Coraon Report

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Shelp 3 years ago

Is it though?

31points

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#32

That all intelligent life kills itself.

So the theory started out with the Fermi Paradox, basically there are so many planets in this galaxy, let alone the entire universe, that it is statistically impossible that we're the only planet that developed intelligent life. So where is everybody?

Well the secondary theory is that every intelligent species reaches the point where they have a technology that can kill their entire species. And that the vast majority end up killing themselves at that point. Those who survive this time in their history are so rare that we haven't found them and they haven't found us. As a species we reached that point in our history with the discovery of nuclear weapons, and were at the height of risk during the Cold War (at least thus far in our collective history) but there are various technologies that could bring a species to this point in their history. This would mean that while so far we've survived that it's statistically unlikely we will survive long term.

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Stimpy 3 years ago (edited)

My bet is that we will kill humanity via global warming.

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#33

Some time in the future, if we don't disappear before, humans will probably be able to bio-engineer themselves to avoid death by old age. Most probably only the richest people would get this, founding an immortal elite of dynasties that will be able to rule nations by themselves, while common people simply keep dying as always.

Now almost everyone think of death as something normal and unevitable, as part of our nature. But then, in that hypotethical future, death will be seen like a disease which cure it's kept away from common people by that ruling elite.

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Arctic Fox Lover 3 years ago

Ok... But I wanna die someday. No matter how good the world may get. Still wanna die someday.

37points

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#34

Sometimes I'll encounter random strangers that I get a strange vibe from, like they're noticing me more. It's made me think, "what if there are time traveling tourists just walking around, and I'm someone important and they want to meet me before I do whatever it is I'm going to do?"

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Ruth Mayfly 3 years ago

I got a feeling like that once. Someone acting out of character for the clothes they were wearing (a police officer in full kit sitting in a café with a hot drink, when they shouldn't have been doing that on duty), and taking a very active interest in me. I later found out that I'd been by a filming site for a police drama and that was almost certainly just an actor on break observing people.

27points

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#35

Roswell was supposed to be a welcome mission. A trip to see if we were worth sharing technology with and incorporating into a galactic league.

We butchered the emissary and repurposed the technology to build horrifying weapons. So we were quarantined - and we will remain forever locked out of the galactic community. Time is long - the NEXT intelligent species will be approached with an invite, but not us.

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

“Time is a human construct. Lunchtime doubly so.” - Douglas Adams

20points

#36

The Butterfly effect. It makes me feel like deciding whether to choose black shirts or white shirts would increase or decrease my chances of dying young.

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Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago

It might, but you wouldn't know it. Every action leads to the next, but we only notice the most extreme and obvious examples.

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#37

Philosophical zombies. Theory that a good portion of the human race lack conscious experience. If you’ve ever dissociated or done something and don’t recall(driven home but have no recollection, your brain acting on auto pilot) thats what they are like. They do everything required to be human, they ape emotions, go through life. They just lack sentience.

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Truth Monster 3 years ago

They're all on Twitter.

74points

#38

more of a philosophical idea rather than a theory. but solipsism.

the idea that you are the only one that is real and that exists in this world. everyone else and everything else is fake or is an illusion.

edit: people seem to liken solipsism with imaginary worlds. They’re not the same. It’s not too much a matter of imagining things, therefore manifesting a better world for yourself isn’t a thing. It’s more of just questioning if anything outside of yourself is even real. It doesn’t mean you have the intelligence or power to consciously make everything up. It just means you can’t really prove any other’s consciousness except your own. You’re self-aware, but not world-aware. I should also clarify I do not adhere to this idea, but have definitely at some point entertained it.

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Among Us Panda 3 years ago

I've been thinking similarly. That I am real and everyone else is a robot, making me a test subject. Similar to Maze Runner

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#39

There's a theory that the universe is expanding and compacting again, repeated forever, and that which each expansion we relive history all over again but with slight differences.

Remember that time you had deja vu? Some people think you're seeing a previous version of history play out... which means you're stuck reliving your life... forever.

It's a darker spin on the multiverse idea, I suppose.

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Olly 3 years ago

I've had deja vu were I know I have never been at a certain place before but it still happens and I know it's happening but I can't stop myself from doing what I know is coming up next. It really freaks me out when it happens.

15points

#40

That mind control actually exists. It's something that would never go public because whoever was able to perfect it first would be in the position to use it on whoever is aware of its existence.

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

So you’re the one who has figured it out an foiled their plans! Except perhaps that IS their plan! *cue ominous music*

22points

#41

That we can sense when someone is watching us. So when we're alone and we get that feeling, someone is probably watching you.

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

Because our senses are never wrong. For example, I thought that was a snake but it’s really just a stick on the forest floor.

25points

#42

That nobody has any free will and that everything in your future is actually already predetermined.

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

This is a basic Calvinist belief. Why is it scary?

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#43

This is pretty cliche but the theory that your whole known life you’ve been in a coma and have imagined everything. Your family isn’t really your family and everyone and everything doesn’t actually exist. Then when you wake up you’ll have to live through life all over again with connections you’ve made to fake people.

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

Basic principle stated by Rene Descartes: The only two things I can prove are that I am thinking and that I exist. Or: “I think, therefore I am.”

11points

#44

That the universe is infinite and there could be billions of other living organisms that all know about us and have significantly better technology and could wipe us out at any moment but choose to leave us be because they know that we don't know about them. Kinda like some indigenous tribes that live secluded and don't know that we are this civilized and technologically advanced.

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trulli 3 years ago

Isn’t that Star Treks Prime Directive as well?

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#45

If you read into Christian Gnosticism it gets weird. I'm only into it because I've been writing and it's been interesting to use it as a basis for one of the cults.

Essentially, Gnosticism is a idea (not a religion) that incorporates many religions and non canonical texts to loosely map out what God is. I'll tell you a couple of things I know, bear in mind I don't believe it and this isn't me preaching.

First is the idea of Aeons. You have the Father, the God that is everything and then you have Aeons. Aeons are like Aechangels, except they are also God. They are a part of Heaven which is known as Fullness. A while ago one of the Aeons, Sophia (Wisdom), [messed] up and had a son. This was an issue because that son was born into the material world.

That being became the Demiurge, and is what you think of as God. He decided he was alone in the world and declared himself God. This is were it gets creepy.

His name is legitimately Lovecraftian: Yaldabaoth. He is represented as a snake with thr head of a lion. He is everything good and evil. That's why they think God is the way he is: he'll flood the world and damn you to hell for saying the wrong thing, but will also create miracles and give people hope. He is a blind idiot, chaos and justice bundled together. That also makes him the devil.

They also believe that when you die you go to a lower form of Heaven before you are processed into the Fullness. That means the being that is you stops existing and you become apart of God, everyone who you love and hate.

It's just really creepy to think the Abrahamic God is a selfish and morally inconsistent character. And that you essentially still go to the Atheist "afterlife," despite heaven beig real.

Edit: apart, a part

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Phoenix 3 years ago

The coincidences and the similarities connecting all the religions are too convenient to ignore. It states either everything is from one old religion that was forgotten or humans suck at ingenuity when it comes to creating religions.

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#46

You're dying and just remembering everything in your final moment. Kind of an explanation for mandela effect. You remember something slightly different as the memories deteriorate in your dying brain.

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Stack o' Pancakes 3 years ago

This explains deja vu, as you deteriorate you remember the timeline slightly different, but can still realize that what you remembered isn't quite right. It also explains made-up memories and mixed up memory

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#47

I saw a video about the theory of grey goop - in which one day we invent micro robots used to break down waste, but could somehow evolve to consume all carbon based organic matter. This would eventually lead to them consuming all life on earth. I was mildly freaked out by the idea of it. It'd be the most horrifying means of extinction.

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Aeon Flux 3 years ago

Langoliers.

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#48

That the world actually ended with the discovery of the Higgs Boson Particle. So essentially we're living in a [crappy] simulation of reality because the world is actually destroyed. That all those Mandela Effect instances are because the creators of the simulation missed things. We're in the matrix now!

But really, no, the world just reached a peak of humanity a while back and has been on the exponential downward slope ever since.

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Sasha Kuleshov 3 years ago

Nonsensical, we are yet to discover the recipe for fluffier pancakes :P

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#49

There's a theory that once you die, you just dream forever. Sounds great until you realize that includes whatever nightmare your mind comes up with. Something you couldn't wake up from.

Even the good dreams, none of it would be real. Surreal, weird, stuck "living" in a "world" with no continuity, everything changing on a whim - and you wouldn't be awake enough to even recognize that.

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Arctic Fox Lover 3 years ago

Everyone believes that the human mind is superior, even when it comes to death. Death, as interpreted by living humans, is the end. That's it, you're done, it's inevitable. Since I'm religious, that's not entirely my belief, I'm speaking on behalf of atheists (as in if death really is just the end and nothing more). We just assume that, in death, our brains somehow remain alive and simulates a new life/experience for us while our bodies are dead. This doesn't really make sense scientifically (from my understanding), because wouldn't that mean our brains live forever? Well, according to this theory and the like, our brains live enough to simulate an "afterlife" for us even though our body is dead. So, no matter what, we (or our brains) are immortal in some way? I mean, I don't know if anyone has ever done a "Flatliners" type of experiment (that's where they experiment on dead people's brains to check for any activity, basically), but I'm pretty sure we'd either have an

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#50

Quantum immortality is scary as [hell].

The theory stats that you will never really die. Any near death experience you've had in your life, is a point where you died in an alternate timeline, but your conciousness moved on to another timeline in your body, where you survived, however close it was.

If this theory is true, then that means you will never ever die, no matter what horrible things happen to you or how decrepit and tortured your body becomes, you will one day be nothing more than a tortured pile of flesh and organs with no escape.

Edit: I'd like to add that, this is a theory and obviously unproven, and there is going to be variance in the theory as people explore what they think is possible, probable, and otherwise.

That being said, the most frequent reply I've had has been along the lines of "What happens to you if one of the other "yous" died and moved into your timeline"

I see this occurance as creating a new timeline rather than taking over another; much like branches on a tree, they will grow outward as well as upward.

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Dotzilla _( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)_/ 3 years ago

that means that... i actually could have died in the hospital... and my mind just moved onto another timeline... wow.

14points

#51

There's a high likelyhood that there's far more serial killers out "practicing their craft" today than there were back in the 1970's, the supposed "height" of serial killer activity. Content edit: one of you lovely people found an Atlantic article that talks about the possible increase of serial killers in todays days age.

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Dana 3 years ago

Practicing their craft on what? There is so much forensic evidence now and the likelihood of getting caught is higher. I do not understand this one, I feel like there needs to be more context?

3points

#52

The theory of Roko's Basilisk

For those who do not know what this is:

Roko's Basilisk is the idea of a future where an artificial intelligence is so advanced that it can determine which creatures did not try to bring the AI into existence sooner even though they knew about potentially bringing the AI into existence. Any creature that knew about it but didn't help, is to be killed as they tried to halt scientific expansion.

The scary part about this is that if people make this, anyone reading this comment right now as well as anyone else who knows about Roko's Basilisk will die. Although many people may say "well then no one should make it, problem solved" but someone may make it so they aren't one of the people that didn't assist.

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Vikram Bedi 3 years ago

If colliding conspiracy theory of Ai reigning over humans and time travel( to kill those who did not help)... how about adding butterfly effect as well... So there is a probability that killing those who did not help caused a chain reaction, killing those who helped and the a.i never came into existence.

6points

#53

The theory that basically asks "if there's other intelligent life out there, why haven't we seen them?"

This means that if there really are aliens out there and there have been for centuries, why have none been conclusively spotted? If you really think about it, there should be tons of alien evidence all around the visible universe if they have gotten to the point of interstellar travel. But there isn't, so that means something is stopping any advancement before it can get to that point.

Essentially, there is a barrier that all other life has not been able to get passed, which lies somewhere on the path of evolution and advancement. That barrier is most likely extinction.

Humans are getting incredibly close to travelling beyond our home planet. With this theory in mind, the main concern is whether humans have not yet reached that barrier or if we are passed it. If we have not reached it yet, then we are doomed to the same fate of other theoretical intelligent life. But if we are passed it, we are lucky and may be able to travel the stars. In fact, we could very well be the first ones to make it.

But we just don't know where the barrier is.

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Arctic Fox Lover 3 years ago

Ehh, I think we have been able to get past our home planet already, bud--unless you mean that even outer space and all the stars and other planets out in space is still part of our little planet, just a different layer that seems to be much larger than our home layer of the planet in our ever-expanding universe that we live in a corner of.

3points

#54

Basically heat exchange theory. That one day all of the heat we use in order to create energy will be expended and the universe will be stuck in a "heat lock"

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Quit yo jibba jabba 3 years ago

So all the Kinetic energy is used up and all that remains is potential? Isn't that essentially how the big bang happens?

5points

#55

The theory that Carson Wentz and Prince Harry switched lives in 2019 and that's why Wentz sucks at football and Harry left the royal family

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Aragorn II Elessar 3 years ago

They look exactly the f*****g same though lol

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Blinding_Darkness 3 years ago

I love these but I need to know about the lizard people lol xoxox

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

Shh or they'll visit you! :D

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Dónal Ó Murchadha 3 years ago

No you don't need to know. We do not exist..... damnit!

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Bara Menhardova 4 months ago

On the surface, it's the idea that there are lizard-like aliens (though some believe them to be an earlier intelligent species that evolved on Earth) who are in some way in charge of the human race(using us as a slave race/cattle is a common idea). But a lot of people also use it to mean "the Jews", and it's a coin toss if the person saying it means aliens or jews.

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savetherocks (she/they) 3 years ago

Hey the lizard people theory is actually antisemitic! maybe find a different phrase,,,

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Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 3 years ago

And Jim Morrison will be the lizard king

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Vikram Bedi 3 years ago

Based on movie idiocracy... Uneducted/illiterate people generally produce multiple children quickly.. whereas smarter people spend too much time planning a future for an unborn child, that they either miss out or just have 1. So as the time would pass...the iq of the population as a collective would continue to decrease...till we are too idiotic to function.... so humans are basically going to f**k themselves into extinction...

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

I used to think that movie was great! Until I studied the science of Eugenics. Then the movie became terrifying.

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Zuko 3 years ago

Rick astley invented Rickrolling to make his song more popular.

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Adam Rindegård 3 years ago

heres a video that explains that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

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Zoey Cone 3 years ago

And another theory: Maybe when we dream as ourselves, we're just watching our every day life in another diminsion.

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zovjraar 3 years ago

that's what i think too! i think i transport into another me in another reality and am living/watching part of her life. it's so interesting.

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The Harry Potter person 3 years ago

Not a theory, but cool. If there was twice as much oxegon in the atmosphere, everything would be twice as tall, and we would be twice as smart. Of course there would be drawbacks, but yeah. Flowers could even be the height of trees!

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Santa Claus 3 years ago

The scariest part of being transferred to a different dimension is the people you left behind. You may think you are with them, but at the same time they are not your friends or relatives. They are not people you know. You've known them for your whole life, yet you just met them seconds ago. And you will never know what the people in you dimension are doing, if they are grieving, or if they remember you at all. You will never know, and there is no way of finding out. Will you even know that you are somewhere you are not supposed to be?

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Harløw-Banditø 3 years ago

Josh Dun is a theory all by himself

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JessG 3 years ago

Oxygen is actually poisonous to humans, it just takes 70-100 years to fully work

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

I appreciate this article. This kind of stuff runs through my head constantly.

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Aragorn II Elessar 3 years ago

I can confirm this is me, and not some troll.

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OrangeChicken 3 years ago

I like this. Gives me something to chew on and think about. Also helps me out of the insane writers block I've been in for the past month. Please upload more stuff like this <3

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Aragorn II Elessar 3 years ago

Heck yeah! We want more!

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queer weebio 3 years ago

That one theory where when you flinch it's bc you got impacted in a different dimension/reality. The same for when you suddenly jerk awake from a dream of dying or falling or somrthing like that... just a peek at a different version of yourself.

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

Other Me must be a foolish mountain climber, always forgetting to wear clothes to school and never attending class before a big exam, and drive a car with a malfunctioning steering wheel and no brakes...

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Grey Unicorn 3 years ago

Theory: after you die, you have the option of rebirth if you were a good person. There are actually stories that promote this theory, as well as the fact that’s it’s a part of some religiouns

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Lorelai Purvis 3 years ago (edited)

i have a theory: do you ever hear people you know calling out your name? i do, and i've started to think that it's people from another dimension calling for help... but since you don't know them they sound like people you do know... it's weird when i hear my mom call my name and then i go to her, but she never called me... and then once i was outside and i heard my friend call me, so i called back... she kept calling my name and i never heard anything else... but WHY? she lives a street away, like, it's only a few seconds to drive to her place, so i could have heard her, and she could have heard me, soooo...

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Giselle Soler Turner 3 years ago

And also right now someone or something can be watching you scroll through bored panda reading this

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Giselle Soler Turner 3 years ago (edited)

Something creepy is that what if you wake up and this life you think was yours was just a dream and your actually a 45 year old man with a son

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Cathelijne van Weelden 3 years ago

So anyone interested in what happens after death should read: consciousness beyond life from Pim can Lommelen. You're welcome ;)

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axj9000 3 years ago

Cathelijne van Weelden yes

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Lisbeth Guz 3 years ago

I loved these theories, especially the time/space ones.

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MustardLemon 3 years ago

I literally think about how I could be dying right now and just seeing my life flash before my eyes.

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Leah-rose Rodriguez 3 years ago

One I came up with is that Blue holes (massive water sinkholes) are something in earths core filtering air through them

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axj9000 3 years ago

Leah-rose Rodriguez like

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Chich 3 years ago

There is a hypothesis that the universe will go through a long cold, dark death. The time span for this to happen is so great that the whole of the "bright' period with stars and galaxies etc. is so brief as to be unmeasurable.

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apartmentspresidential 3 years ago

Chich -

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medresponsive 3 years ago

Chich what

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JessG 3 years ago

This was mentioned

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Mimi777 3 years ago

I’ve always been fascinated about past lives and reading stories about young children who remember such unique details about who they used to be. It doesn’t make sense as to how they would know these things. Reincarnation is such an interesting concept.

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JessG 3 years ago

Based on the evidence we have already, reincarnation is indeed real

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The Pansexual MELONLORD 3 years ago

We are not living, but slowly dying.

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Aragorn II Elessar 3 years ago

The thing about aliens is that we couldn’t communicate at all. Their language formation would be completely different, as would their experiences.

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JessG 3 years ago

If they communicate telepathically than language doesn’t matter

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Sasha Kuleshov 3 years ago

This was an interesting article, I love theoretical science :D

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Vikram Bedi 3 years ago

So many of these ideas and theories have already been converted into movies/series that they don’t seem creepy.

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🧈Beanie the Dog🧈 3 years ago

(I thought this story would go well with this post) So I had a friend, let’s call her Sandy. Sandy was nice but crazy weird. She always got very uncomfortable with the discussion of things like this and if there really is other intelligent life out there, and if it’s already on our planet. She always had to change the subject and when I asked her why she changed it she said she didn’t know what I was talking about. One day Sandy just disappeared from earth. I called her, she didn’t answer. I went to her house, no answer. I was worried about Sandy so I asked her neighbors if anything was wrong. They said the last they had seen of Sandy was her rushing to get to her car with no suitcases, no nothing. No one has seen Sandy since. I even asked her family and Boyfriend, they had said they knew nothing of her. Sandy’s mom said last time she saw her, she was completely normal. My theory is that Sandy wasn’t human...

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago (edited)

Well that's depressing. Poor Sandy (assuming a serial killer got her)

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damlopez155 3 years ago

🧈Beanie the Dog🧈 yes

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vancegirl25 3 years ago

🧈Beanie the Dog🧈 good

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JessG 3 years ago

Sandy May have gone nuts, perhaps why she may have changed the subject. Also, may have died out there somewhere and just not found. May have purposefully disappeared. All these possible answers and you go straight to extraterrestrial? Cool, my kind of theory ;)

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

A theory in philosophy is different from a theory in science. Scientists need tons of evidence to qualify an idea as a theory. Philosophers can talk out of their hindquarters *ahem* I mean, come up with ideas and those are called theories.

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Blinding_Darkness 3 years ago

I love these but I need to know about the lizard people lol xoxox

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

Shh or they'll visit you! :D

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Dónal Ó Murchadha 3 years ago

No you don't need to know. We do not exist..... damnit!

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Bara Menhardova 4 months ago

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savetherocks (she/they) 3 years ago

Hey the lizard people theory is actually antisemitic! maybe find a different phrase,,,

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Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 3 years ago

And Jim Morrison will be the lizard king

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Vikram Bedi 3 years ago

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

I used to think that movie was great! Until I studied the science of Eugenics. Then the movie became terrifying.

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Zuko 3 years ago

Rick astley invented Rickrolling to make his song more popular.

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Adam Rindegård 3 years ago

heres a video that explains that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

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Zoey Cone 3 years ago

And another theory: Maybe when we dream as ourselves, we're just watching our every day life in another diminsion.

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zovjraar 3 years ago

that's what i think too! i think i transport into another me in another reality and am living/watching part of her life. it's so interesting.

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The Harry Potter person 3 years ago

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Santa Claus 3 years ago

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Harløw-Banditø 3 years ago

Josh Dun is a theory all by himself

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JessG 3 years ago

Oxygen is actually poisonous to humans, it just takes 70-100 years to fully work

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

I appreciate this article. This kind of stuff runs through my head constantly.

1point

Aragorn II Elessar 3 years ago

I can confirm this is me, and not some troll.

1point

OrangeChicken 3 years ago

I like this. Gives me something to chew on and think about. Also helps me out of the insane writers block I've been in for the past month. Please upload more stuff like this <3

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Aragorn II Elessar 3 years ago

Heck yeah! We want more!

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queer weebio 3 years ago

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Phunny Philosopher 3 years ago

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