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chapotraphouse @hexbear.net Dirt_Owl [comrade/them, they/them] @hexbear.net 6 mo. ago

Remember when people thought they found invisible alien fish but it turned out to just be bugs?

I remember seeing a documentary on this shit lmao what a joke.

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idk dude theres that one guy in jojo that can control rods so im pretty sure this article is wrong
- They melt when they die that's why nobody's found any
  
  They only do that to save RAM, imagine having trillions of physics enabled rod corpses all over the already incredibly fucked up Matrix world we live in
- Flagrant disregard for the sons of Dio.
- I didn't know they were based on a real thing when I read that fight in the manga so I thought Araki had just made up some random shit about these heat-stealing aliens and expected us all to be familiar with them.
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Morbid curiosity and people-gawking has led me to get Facebook post recommendations for all kinds of stuff like this:

People who think that a drop of water in front of the sky on a cctv camera lens is Planet X, which is normally hidden from view by magic/the government/the elites/aliens.

Bugs, drops of water, dust, or fog on a cctv camera are any combination of ghosts, fairies, spirits, etc.

Flat earthers and chemtrailers. Self-explanatory.

Dinosaurs never existed. Surprisingly this isn't just for young-earth creationists anymore - it's also a lie perpetrated by the government/elites.
- Dinosaurs never existed. Surprisingly this isn't just for young-earth creationists anymore - it's also a lie perpetrated by the government/elites.
something similar happened out here, some local ufo guy had some newer generation of night vis goggles and was looking at the sky seeing "space battles" but nah it was just bugs
Yeah, but orbs are still real
insects moving across the frames

Insulindian Phasmids?
bugs rocking
science stop being such a buzzkill challenge (impossible)
made for some cool paranormal worldbuilding though.

i love the fictional idea of some other temporal layer of life existing in a state that would be equivalent to the temporal relationship humans have with trees
- It is cool and I am kinda bummed they aren't real
Was it Monster Hunt on History channel?

I used to watch History channel religiously when I was a kid, before the Pawn Stara took over. God that episode passed me off so much.
They look like razor wire.
I remember back when this and ghost photos were the biggest example of "technology is special magic" in our society. I miss those days.
bugs r aliens fite me
Moths are pretty alien tbh
Oof, another major L for science.

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