The Dark History of Humanity I'm ready to guess at the true nature of our civilization. First, realize that there's a small subset of people on this planet that have access to Star Trek level technology, and they've kept the public blissfully unaware. Not just for a few years, but for decades, or more. It's a hard pill to swallow, but it's true. That technology, Scalar Weapons as I call them, have unlimited power. Destructive capabilities able to destroy the entire planet in the blink of an eye. We might be able to produce a black hole, a big bang, or manipulate time itself. This hidden technology is based on the concept of zero-point energy. The idea that we can extract unlimited energy from the vacuum at will. It also allows us to engineer Spacetime. I think we've known this since at least the Manhattan Project and kept it hidden for national security reasons. Human history is too short. We barely remember the last 10,000 years, but we represent at least several hundred thousands years of evolution or more. We seem to advance exponentially, but that doesn't track historically. It seems like there's another missing variable. I think we've destroyed ourselves before and are doomed to do so again. Perhaps we're stuck in a cycle of self destruction. Maybe that's why they hide the technology. It's better to let people live a lie, not knowing we're perpetually at the brink of total annihilation. We should face the possibility that we may not be alone on this planet. It feels like there's a level of interference happening to humanity. It could be explained by a deep state of covert elites, but it's highly sophisticated and coordinated. The government is rarely that efficient. If there is non-human intelligence, I believe it's hiding in the oceans. There's no better spot to hide than underwater on a planet covered 70% in it. This would explain why we don't see them more often. Their crafts are transmedium and there's no reason to expose being seen above water. If there is another civilization on this planet, then I think they look close enough to us to be indistinguishable. Maybe in a sense we are them. If we've destroyed ourselves before then its possible a small number of people survived and lived on, trying to avoid the mistakes of the past. Whatever it is, it feels like there's something important hidden from us.