Aliens for thought. . .

So this has been on the dragon's mind today. Spent a good deal of time falling asleep last night watching Ancient Aliens and ruminating on some of the stuff that these ancient astronaut theorists had to say.

For the most part they were discussing whether Da Vinci was an alien or had alien help with all of his endeavors and whether or not some of the most brilliant minds of the past thousand years should come under scrutiny.

This is what the dragon took out of it, besides being utterly flabbergasted at some of the neato shit that is apparently down in Peru. . .like H-Blocks and perfectly quarried stone that was made with such precision that computers would be hard pressed to duplicate it, and with stone age tools at that. Or by aliens with space-ray-boner-guns. . .but the dragon digresses.

There are a lot of truly amazing individuals out there. Scientists and inventors and Russell Crowe in 'A Beautiful Mind' and philosophers and a godawful amount of just as talented individuals who help them along the way and support them and follow them and lend their expertise when the genius just isn't quite genius enough and they all get questioned and stonewalled by society.




This guy raised an interesting point last night. And I paraphrase: If we did find life on Mars or the Moon or some other celestial butter churn, we couldn't tell the world. It would destroy us as a society and as a culture. And not just America. . .every culture would be wracked.

All of these crackpots would be proven right, or at least be given credibility.

And that's who brilliant minds are in their time. They're crackpots. They're witches or devil worshipers or ovine intercourse enthusiasts.

I looked at this guy last night and thought. . .



. . .holy shitdough. . .he's a genius.

He's a genius and the world is standing in his way.

What I suppose the dragon is getting at here, is that people are misunderstood in their time, almost always. Unless it's aliens. But, the world as a society and/or whatever conglomerate the world would like to be identified as. . .needs to look at people who may seem different and give them the benefit of the doubt.

Don't believe everything you read on TV, and sometimes listen to the homeless man who claims he can cure hemorrhoids with his fingernail clippings. Because he's probably an alien and known this to be true.

Because science. And aliens. And science-y aliens.