Ancient civilizations around the world told stories about tiny humanoid beings with impossible abilities.
It was far from fantasy.
Reputable accounts exist of little people who could supposedly move massive stones, build monuments, and vanish into history.
The weirdest part is how similar their stories are.
What was the alien in the woods?
I wrote this Substack article about what happened, the good arguments people left in the comments, and what I think.
What do you think it was? Ghost, alien, something else?
https://t.co/RV9BbDOhOa
The craziest, most paranormal video I’ve ever seen was shown to me by someone with no stakes in whether I believed him or not.
This is the true story behind my 2.5M view viral video of an alien in the woods.
@Cat1Awake@BenChasteen Lots more mind experiments where this came from. Ever heard the research into how dogs can read their owners’ minds from miles away?
https://t.co/yFnUfNzHQK
Lord of the Rings is my favorite example I keep coming back to over and over.
But there is so much truth in other “fictional” stories I explored on my YouTube channel if you’d help give it a watch:
https://t.co/kKqe1urne9
Stories like Lord of the Rings show that good is rewarded and evil punished, bravery is worth it, sacrifice is noble, and discomfort is not only tolerable but actually inherent in successful growth.
The heros’ journeys throughout the LOTR series, for example, are ones we can all take inspiration from, and not as a fictional story we quickly forget about.
What if we treated epics like these as historical accounts of how the best, most virtuous humans in history treated life?
What if the creatures, beings, and energies were partially remembered by some writers because we’re precisely in a time in history when we need to remember them the most?
@John_F_kJr Why would anyone believe what Xi says? He’ll say “let’s be partners” in a live speech and then turn around and spend millions on espionage, blackmail, stealing IP and attempt to undermine American elections. Americans need to stop being naive about communist countries.