u/igor33

This video dives into the wild theories of physicist Jack Sarfati, who basically claims that "gray aliens" aren't from space, but are actually highly evolved humans from the future.

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The gist is that Sarfati says he was contacted by a future AI back in the 50s, which sent him on a lifelong path to figure out how UFOs work. His conclusion is that these crafts use metamaterials to bend spacetime, making them conscious time machines sent back to teach us this tech and prevent a disastrous timeline. It’s a massive time loop scenario where our future selves are creating their own existence by guiding our science today.

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Sarfati actually has real academic credentials and was involved in CIA-funded psychic research, which makes the whole thing even weirder to unpack. It really blurs the line between legitimate quantum physics theories and total sci-fi. I'm super curious where you guys stand on this. Do you think there's any merit to the idea of metamaterials manipulating gravity like this, or is this just a classic case of an elaborate intelligence psy-op?

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If you want to understand the actual physics behind the concept of bending spacetime and how a real-world warp drive might work mathematically,

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I highly recommend checking out this PBS Space Time video on the Alcubierre drive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94ed4v\_T6YM. It really helps separate the actual science from the science fiction.

After a recent rash of fake Evite emails I've now seen five customers with silent ScreenConnect services running three have had a fake blue screen pop-up that mimics windows update.

Customer's have had many serious potential losses: credit card compromises, attempted transfers out of bank accounts and miscellaneous gift card purchases.

I've approached Connectwise / ScreenConnect who have requested data collection on installation via a powershell script: Get-ItemPropertyValue -Path "HKLM:\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\ScreenConnect Client*" -Name "ImagePath" | % { if ($_ -match 'h=([^&]+)') { $Matches[1] } }

I was wondering if anyone else has seen these infiltrations and if so any tips on detection / prevention?