This is just a casual discussion.

From a recent Spotlight episode, Courtney mentioned that part of the “Good ETs” plan is to keep showing up in bigger groups and even bigger ships—so we can get used to their non-threatening presence. At one point, he said the “Good ETs” actually have ships as large as California… I don't know if he was intentionally exaggerating, but honestly my mind has become obsessed with this concept LOL

I’ve been trying to picture what a vessel of that size might even look like, especially if it serves some kind of military function. I’m talking full infrastructure: different services, leadership chains, defense, medical, even massive transport systems.

Now imagine if at the “grand finale”—or whatever major event might be on the horizon with the "Good ETs"—we suddenly saw a ship (or ships) that big in the sky. Even as a dedicated Farsight subscriber, I’d still need a few extra pairs of underwear for that one! LOL

Thinking back into our own science fiction, much has set us up to see such appearances as threats. Classic shows like “V” and movies like “Independence Day” both revolve around large-sized alien ships bent on domination or destruction. So it feels like we’ve been primed for a long time to view any enormous alien craft with suspicion or fear. Coincidence? Probably not, if you ask me. The closest equivalent I can think of would be the Mega-class Star Dreadnought from Star Wars, but event hat would be small in comparison.

A ship of this scale makes the SSP look like little toy cars from the 1970s LOL

Imagine being on one of these... how they are constructed, energy source(s), maintenance, etc., recreation, arts... it is like an entire world unto itself.

I will admit that I'm experiencing a slightly sadistic joy by the fear and panic that I see rising in people on social media. They've never really explored these topics and it's coming to them so suddenly. I see cruel beliefs popping up like: they deserve to be choked in fear, for all this time that this serious topic was necessary for humanity to explore and they just casually dismissed it consistently.

There is a little power trip to be felt. We whom have been frequenting these spaces have somewhat an upper hand. I literally saw some ufos above me the other day and just smiled like it's the Thanksgiving turkey.

But I come out of that cloud realizing there's actually very few of us in this state. Like it or not we have a big responsibility now. How we respond will likely shape a lot of the trends. Especially to the a-holes we would love to tell off.

One thing I feel for certain is I don't want the UAP to de-escalate. We live in a psyop environment where there is no disclosure if not catastrophic.

I've been fascinated with the topic of the nature of life, reality, consciousness and perception my entire life. I'm a scientist by nature and by trade. It's a crazy time to be alive.

Imagine the same craft appearing over several large human cities on the same day?
That would surely generate a massive news stream which would be hard to deny or ignore.
So far, people haven’t been shown enough, in my opinion.