SciFi not as soft disclosure but as a safe place to explore and game possibilities?
A Reddit discussion explores the theory that science fiction serves as a safe space to explore extraterrestrial contact scenarios rather than as a deliberate soft disclosure mechanism.
Key claims
- –User references declassified UFO files
- –Discusses how sci-fi might help humanity conceptually prepare for contact
- –Explores the idea of discovery of extraterrestrial life or evidence of alien survey missions
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