User talk:Socrateaze

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Addition to Fermi's Paradox
My addition: A variation of the Zoo scenario, the Metamorphosis scenario, assumes that the intelligent extraterrestrial life observing us are our ancestors rather than aliens. The Metamorphosis scenario assumes that a First Civilization is exploring the galaxy by the use of seeding probes. Each probe consists of a Guardian and a multitude of developing eggs derived from the First Civilization or its descendants. On finding a suitable planet, in our case Earth, the Guardian allows the eggs to hatch to colonize the planet and form a variety of intelligent societies. The Guardian also protects the colony from random planetary extinction events. The Commonwealth of Civilizations derived from the First Civilization is already in existence and is communicate among themselves. They are aware of the developing colonies including Earth. Despite its best efforts, Earth (and the other colonies) cannot receive these communications, either because our technology is lacking, we are in a separate dimension or equivalent, or we refuse to believe the evidence when we observe it. Experience has shown the Commonwealth that societies are unstable: left to themselves, the vast majority of colonies will self-destruct, stagnate, or evolve into societies incompatible with the Commonwealth. One of the functions of the Guardian is to step in to guide or rescue the colony if it evolves in an irreversible direction. Experience has also shown that incorporation of the colonial societies themselves as a whole leads to a destructive contamination of the order of the Commonwealth. To guarantee uniformity of motive, the individuals themselves – not the societies - are vetted for adoption into the Commonwealth. Those of suitable mindset are accepted. The rest are rejected. By design, evidence for the existence of the Guardian is not obvious but can be surmised from societal legends, unlikely events, tipping points, and UFO sightings (which are just becoming recognized). https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/28/us/pentagon-ufo-vand ideos.html ________________________________________________________________________ The question is: Is a concept that assumes an intelligent god with free agency to guide humanity allowed if scriptural references and novel interpretations are provided? For example, Noah's Flood is a local event engineered by God to preserve humanity from "The Great Dying". Manipulation of time (time dilation involving an advanced technology) is involved. Socrateaze (talk) 18:35, 6 June 2020 (UTC)