Who do you think that might be?
We have to be careful in veering towards the conspiracy theory over the the f-up theory. It's quite possible that Grusch is part of a "self-licking" cult, and not one that's being directed by powerful people.
The picture has a few visitors identified as robots (1965, 1977).
Of course, a culture more technologically advanced than our own might be able to make humanoid robots that look organic.
If I remember rightly the Kelly-Hopkinsville hobgoblin...
I wish we could normalize "suppositories" for these. :-p
Bring back the good old "cigar-shaped UFO", I say.
Which is weird, because we are descended from a type like that.
Off-topic a bit,
always uncomfortable with ufology's use of "Nordic", and UFO enthusiast's apparent lack of insight into why it might be a problematic term
(as well as the startling improbability of aliens not only resembling humans but a...
Who do you think that might be?
We have to be careful in veering towards the conspiracy theory over the the f-up theory. It's quite possible that Grusch is part of a "self-licking" cult, and not one that's being directed by powerful people.
The picture has a few visitors identified as robots (1965, 1977).
Of course, a culture more technologically advanced than our own might be able to make humanoid robots that look organic.
If I remember rightly the Kelly-Hopkinsville hobgoblin...
IMO, Grusch and his absurd beliefs and retellings of old and recycled UFO stories, represent all the hallmarks of a successfully indoctrinated and "turned" intelligence asset.
It appears that Grusch was targeted because of his credulity. To...
That tells me more about you than I really wanted to know. :D
Please note, that's HER dream/nightmare, not his. ;) The "Night Mare" is peeking through the curtain. And the creature on top is an incubus, not a succubus.
Summarizing long videos is seriously one of the best uses of AI. YouTube's built-in AI always has a prompt for "Summarize this video", and each point of the summary will have thorough timestamps. It's probably more convenient than Astra, though...
Yes, that was very useful! It's always a challenge getting the DTLDs (Date, time, location, direction), and this case had it all. The only thing missing was the exact start time of the video clip, which Claude figured out from the Satellites.
Time and cost of the analysis
Time
About 41 minutes from the first question to the finished post. About 31 minutes of that was the AI working. The rest was waiting while I connected the browser bridge and downloaded the videos.
PartClock (from...