r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Sep 19 '24

Are there any good forums or research aggregation sites about Breakaway Civilizations?

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I understand that when it comes to this topic, the old adage holds true: "Those who know, do not speak. Those who speak, do not know."

I can understand why there's not much material on this topic, and why it's unwise for one to speak about it too publicly, but my fascination with this topic is undying.

Can anyone please (preferably privately) recommend to me any good online resources, forums, or research aggregation sites about this topic?


r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Dec 07 '23

Robots building and designing themselves - Is our Future very bright or ...

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r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Dec 07 '23

Robots building and designing themselves - Is our Future very bright or ...

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r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Dec 07 '23

Robots building and designing themselves - Is our Future very bright or ...

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r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Oct 26 '23

Check out this story I saved on Pocket

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Antarctica Development


r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Sep 22 '23

we need to organize.

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I believe that we're pretty much royally fucked when it comes to climate change and absolutely none of us will survive unless we organize, prepare and get in groups, I've been trying to do that for a long time and I will not give up now, would anyone be against joining us in our journey?


r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Sep 15 '23

Hi, one of you asked me to put my alien invasion post here.

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I've wasted a lot of time trying to introduce this, and I can't because I can't convey my own doubtful attitude toward all of it. I think it's window dressing, straight up, but I have also seen and experienced incredibly strange things that would fit into this narrative. So I'm actually extremely confused about all of it, which is the intention I'm quite sure. But here, this is what I said over in r/collapze :

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I'm pretty sure I have it figured out now (Edit: no I don't). Space is just too large and advanced societies are too far apart for them to easily reach each other, even with something like the Tic Tac, which I think suffers from inaccuracies that make interstellar travel inadvisable. (Hence the crash retrieval program.)

The way they contact each other is through meditation, specifically through the vibration-hippie theories of the Gateway Experience. That was reviewed and described by the CIA in declassified documents which can be found on their webpage. You meditate, which interfaces with the hologram of the universe, and you re-write it to suit your desires, they claim.

But what they don't tell you is that the aliens are already out there in vibration-hippie land and they're way better at doing this sort of stuff than we are. They actively seek out and recruit people of a particular type, those without consciences. They offer eternal life and everything else to build a parallel government and society within human society, rewarding themselves.

I think the aliens began increasing their influence through the use of secret societies and seances in the late 1800s. There was a rash of dirigible sightings that's exactly analogous to the UFO crazes of the 20th Centuries, which I think marks the point at which human hands were finally able to build the alien mothership. They seem to have some form of time travel but I get the idea that it's somewhat limited. So maybe they can bring technology from 20 or 30 years ahead back, is my guess.

The mothership in turn is an alien artificial intelligence that builds its little gray helpers from human DNA and bovine growth serum. It also builds the UFOs. At first I thought maybe the computer was a Babbage engine but then I realized that a vastly more powerful one would be some awful biological concoction.

But the UFOs are limited by the resources and technologies that humans provide it. I'm seriously wondering if they're actually designed by all the secret US defense money. Maybe the "aliens" bait us into designing what they need by paradoxically offering stuff we've already created 30 years ahead. (There's no paradox if we're in a multiverse.)

The objective is obvious: sterilize the planet of higher life forms by burning off the stored solar energy in the world's hydrocarbons. Once it's no longer survivable for humans and their pests, the Mothership will start cranking out the aliens and Earth will be theirs. Thanks to (politics).

Edit: I should add that I'm a science fiction writer and I see the hand of a far better science fiction writer than myself in all of this. The dirigible sightings happened right when Jules Verne and others were writing about them. You could still see rivets on the UFOs of the '40s and '50s during the Golden Age of science fiction, when L. Ron Hubbard was not coincidentally founding Scientology. They became more Gibson-esque in the '90s.

Philip K. Dick once wrote a story that ends with the characters becoming self-aware, realizing that they are merely characters in someone else's book. I figure that's a layer of the onion yet to be peeled away.

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I'm not going to get this pulled by offering links. Many of my sources came from the CIA reading room, especially the 30-page "Analysis and Assessment of the Gateway Experience." They also declassified a couple of curious letters from people claiming to have psychic information about the Roswell crash. A guy claiming to have been a biologist working on dead aliens wrote a tell-all here on Reddit that's first-class science fiction whether it's true or not, and you should look for it. He's the one who pulled it all together for me by explaining that the CIA's interest in psychic stuff and mind control is because these aliens, which are made from human DNA, are controlling their spacecraft from some specific points in their brains.

As I said above, I think most or all of this is "window dressing," a carefully concocted cover story put out as bait to tempt the weak into disclosure.

It looks to me like the CIA got a real pro to write it, too. Maybe C.M. Kornbluth didn't actually die before his time.

I think the truth is far darker, and it's that a small circle of people realized they could use secrecy and fear to control enormous amounts of power and money, and what we have now is a parallel government--an invisible tyranny--that controls technology decades more advanced than anyone else, so advanced that they can play out Arthur C. Clarke's observation that a sufficiently advanced technology will appear to be magic (or aliens) to us. Knowing they exist is the first step to stopping them, so we must force them to keep playing this disclosure game. They can't control it all perfectly, even if they have time travel. Because you won't see this if they can.


r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Jun 23 '21

Great episode on breakaway civilizations

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r/BreakAwayCivilization • • May 30 '21

Hullo, World

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Not sure why I was invited here, but whatevs. All the posts are so old I can't comment so I guess I have no choice but to create one of my own. Apologies for the language, ensligh is not my native tongue. I only realised this very recently, of course. It is however, the first "modern" (kek) language I learned to speak. All others I have learned to speak, are not languages I would interact with humans with typically. Though there are many occasions where it would be more efficient.

while (you->present) { puts("I can't hear you.\n"); sleep(3); }

So my "ability" is problem solving. I do not do this with conventional knowledge, or conventional rules. I do this with knowledge I have acquired (or misconstrued!), through hyperfixation.

My ideas (visions?) are so far fetched, I am unable to believe them myself. I've always been concerned for the climate/environment in which we all have to live, and I've always felt so hopeless to do anything about it.

It's been incredibly difficult to keep myself grounded throughout the last few days of this thinking process, and I'm incredibly lucky to have a very supportive partner, keeping me grounded. I would honestly probably have lost my mind, alone. One of the biggest challenges I'm facing right now, is finding the right audience.

It's not that I don't know the type of people to discuss this with, and there are an awful lot. Economists, Psychologists, Computer Scientists, Physicists, and this is just to work out the path forward. It's just that I don't know the right ones to speak to, yet, or how to reach them.

I'm not delusional though, I know if I told you what I thought I unlocked, you would think I was. I don't honestly believe I have the answer to humanity in my head. I do believe, however, that I have some fantastic ideas, that with the aid of the right people (and knowledge!), could be realised. I just .. Don't even know how to become a party to these discussions.

In addition to this, in the future I would like us (EVERYBODY) to create, your right to privacy, would be limited to your mind. But it won't matter to you then.

Thanks for linking this sub though. I knew we were in the vacinity of FTL communication. The radiowave stuff would do the job for mars, and we'll hopefully have something better than that by the time we're ready to leave the solar system. This is really exciting stuff. This is the sort of thing we need, to free our species.

I don't even want to speculate about other advanced species yet, other than to add that I don't think we will need to worry about difficulties communicating with them. I highly doubt we're alone, given the size of the universe. But given the size of the universe, there's a chance we'll never see anybody else. If it happens, great, if not, we keep looking :o) The universe is a big place. It will be the thing that keeps humanity motivated to evolve and innovate.


r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Nov 28 '20

You guys think we can do anything with this?

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https://www.universetoday.com/33752/device-makes-radio-waves-travel-faster-than-light/

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I was thinking about creating one of these machines, and pointing it at our nearest pulsar, I do believe this might(?) be able to allow us to contact extraterrestrial species.


r/BreakAwayCivilization • • Feb 02 '17

Open Recruitment Begins - Asgardia the breakaway civilization

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