Everyone is afraid of the many possible ways in which we could destroy ourselves, nuclear war, AI, bioengineered diseases, etc. But should we be afraid? If we really are on a prison planet, and we are all ISBEs, wouldn’t the destruction of Earth be the easiest way for all of us to escape? How can the death traps operate if there is no longer a place to recycle ISBEs? Shouldn’t the “bad” ETs be doing everything possible to prevent annihilation, so we can’t escape?

I’m not advocating for it but if you fully accept that we are ISBEs on a prison planet then that changes the perspective on what we should really be afraid of, continuing on forever trapped and stripped of our memories and power. Armageddon is simply a drastic way out.

No one's afraid. At least not among those who're already awake so you're talking to the wrong group lol

@William. According to FS the scope of the DT is way bigger than earth alone. It's part of the milky way. That means that we cannot escape by just destroying the earth. It also means there is more planets to recycle us.

"According to FS the scope of the DT is way bigger than earth alone. It's part of the milky way."

That's what is claimed in the book "Alien Interview". I would take this narrative with a grain of salt, because it could just be propaganda to instill hopelessness. If you ask me, they do have a lot of prison planets, but the technology is limited to the planet, or maybe the solar system. And the prison planets could be connected somehow, so they can transfer ISBEs from one planet to another.

If you watch Farsight's project "The Enigma of Elon Musk" – timestamp 1:24:42 – you will see that the goal of subject X is to move energy away from Earth. This could mean that they want to break the prison and free the prisoners, but it could also mean that they want to transfer them to another prison planet because Earth doesn't work anymore.

William Gebhardt, I believe almost everything you say except for the idea of destroying the Earth as a way out.

This thing pops into my mind over and over again, I've been meaning to mention it on the forum but: The game: Luigi's Mansion. It's such a strange idea. He's using a vacuum cleaner to suck up ghosts. Ghostbusters manage to trap ghosts in this electromagnetic beam of some sort.

The bottom line: I think they (the enslavers) can gather their ISBE collection if they so desire. It's a major setback for them because they have to collapse the whole operation temporarily, and there's the cost of containment and transportation, and then start it up all over again on another planet. But it can be done.

However I did want to expand on your idea of misplaced fear. There is indeed a misplaced fear around death of the body. In a way, on Earth, it's warranted. Death of the body means, without the proper discipline, a memory wipe of the ISBE and the reincarnational trap. So it makes sense to want to keep your memories intact for as long as possible, trying to come to these realizations and also apply them toward some collective plan of escape.

But there's a lot of fears that must be resisted. Fear of things that intimidate you physically, Fear of offending others or the "powers that be", fear of looking at things and reading things that might challenge old beliefs, and yes even the fear of hurting others because unfortunately we're not in a passive war.

We do have to embrace the idea that the solution could involve a lot of bad stuff happening, as it already does, and tolerating casualty for the overall objective.