Many contemporary humans are believed to lack fully functional pineal glands. As a result, “they” are resorting to visual signals like flying discs, glowing orbs, and shape-shifting drones to establish communication. This predicament highlights a significant challenge: while they yearn for telepathic connections, only a small fraction of the global population possesses a functioning pineal gland.<\/p>\n
Their initial attempts at outreach included creating crop circles, but skeptics quickly dismissed them as human-made, undermining their efforts. Next, they turned to shiny flying discs, which were quickly explained away as weather balloons, causing people to look the other way.<\/p>\n
Then came the orbs. Unfortunately, in today’s world of CGI and AI-generated videos, any footage of these orbs is often met with skepticism, and a single declaration of “it’s been debunked” can easily convince the public that what they saw was mere digital trickery.<\/p>\n
Enter Jake Barber, who courageously asserted that psychics (now termed psionic assets) could communicate with these entities. Yet, his claims were met with widespread skepticism and dismissal.<\/p>\n
So, what more can a species, unable to communicate telepathically and continually disregarded in their visual messaging, do to effectively convey their existence?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"