Hyperhuman Alien Evolution
Plasma, Varginha, Bismuth
Donald Trump has ordered federal agencies to identify and release files on “alien and extraterrestrial life,” UAPs, UFOs, and related material. At a White House event with NASA’s Artemis II crew, he said the files would contain “a lot of things” and that some of it would be “very interesting to people.” The timing is perfect and poisoned: the state is promising hidden images just as AI has made all media cheap, and suspect. Jay Dyer’s reading of aliens as a huge psyop belongs here. Yet, even if the whole spectacle were manufactured, the manufacture would still be meaningful: a civilization that can fake any apparition has also taught itself to expect apparitions.
Hyperhuman
Perhaps the natural course of evolution is one where we become more and more like aliens: less embodied and more fragile, purely mental creatures. Small mouths, no genitalia, all relating to a detachment from animal living and a purely human or what I call the “hyperhuman”, a condition so fundamentally artificial it would be unrecognizable as human at all. Note that Superman, the literal embodiment of the Ubermensch, is an alien.
Varginha
Regarding aliens, I recently watched the documentary “Moment of Contact” on the brazilian alien crash of 1996.
The Varginha case is a bizarre story that damages reputations, produces fear, and leaves a residue in the city. It convinced me just because of the sincerity of the simple folk and the awful consequences to that population. For me as a Brazilian viewer, that sincerity itself becomes evidence. A quick gist of the story:
In January 1996, residents of Varginha, Minas Gerais, reported strange lights and an alleged crash-like event. Three young women said they saw a small crouching creature with brown oily skin, a large head, and red eyes. The story then spread into claims of firefighters and soldiers capturing one or more beings, a hospital transfer, military secrecy, and the later death of police officer Marco Eli Chereze. AUS Air Force cargo plane (possibly a C-17) force landed unannounced at Viracopos International Airport (VCP) in Campinas. Two US helicopters then reportedly flew to the Varginha area, “collected something,” and returned to Campinas before the cargo plane departed for the US.Officially, the Army denied any alien event and said one supposed sighting was a local disabled man mistaken in bad weather.
It is a strange story, but fundamentally unexplainable phenomena definitely took place, most importantly to the detriment and the unwillingness of the Christian community (whose faith was clearly shaken). They simply didn’t ever want to have to witness those events, to have lived through that experience, to peer through the veil of reality, to glimpse at the rift beyond the normal.
However elaborate the theory you may come up with to try and explain what happened (say “just a US military experiment”), the story remains completely alien.
Bob Lazar
The most convincing story about UFOs is Bob Lazar’s recounting of his work as a secret government program employee.
Not only because it gives me huge Half-Life 1998 λ vibes but because Lazar actually predicted the existence and properties of Element 115 (Moscovium, just below Bismuth on the periodic table) long before it was synthesized.
I’d like to highlight the symbolic relevance of some materials:
Bismuth
Exotic materials such as layered magnesium-bismuth alloys are often allegedly present in crash retrievals
This ties into broader discussions of advanced metamaterials possibly linked to propulsion or craft hulls, and its position on the periodic table relative to element 115 (moscovium), which Lazar has long claimed was central to the S-4 “sport model” reactor.
Bismuth also seems to have strange diamagnetic and magnetic properties.
Plasma
If today the sight of such phenomena is impressive you can only imagine the impact it had in antiquity. Functionally and symbolically, plasma connects to gravity through its extreme responsiveness to electromagnetic fields—echoing Lazar’s description of an “electromagnetic field but for gravity” when he describes the invisible force that impeded his hands to reach the hull.
Hieroglyphs and artifacts have been interpreted (in alternative frameworks) as depicting plasma devices—glowing “bulbs,” serpentine energy forms (the “snake” as plasma discharge), Dendera “lamps,” and scenes suggesting high-voltage or ionized phenomena. The pyramids themselves have been tied to energetic functions: concentrating fields, aligning with celestial forces, or interacting with the ionosphere.
Recent scientific observations of equatorial plasma bubbles (EPBs)—disturbances in the ionosphere—above the Giza plateau add a modern layer. These natural plasma phenomena can affect communications and appear as luminous or energetic events, resonating with ancient reverence for sky energies, lightning, and divine light. Broader ancient petroglyphs worldwide have been matched by plasma physicist Anthony Peratt to high-energy plasma discharge patterns in the sky, suggesting ancestors witnessed and recorded powerful electromagnetic/plasma events.
The deepest link emerges at the intersection of plasma, electromagnetism, and gravity. Gravity remains the weakest fundamental force, stubbornly resistant to unification with electromagnetism in everyday experiments. Yet in extreme conditions—plasma-rich environments like stars, or hypothetical engineered systems—interactions intensify. Lazar’s framework posits amplifying gravity-A waves (tied to the strong nuclear force) via technology that treats them analogously to electromagnetic waves. Plasma, being highly responsive to EM fields, could serve as a medium, catalyst, or visible signature for such gravity manipulation.
In this view, plasma may serve as a visible medium, catalyst, or signature for engineered gravitational effects, uniting ancient symbolism of divine fire and life force with futuristic ideas of spacetime manipulation and non-human technology.
The enchantment a candle prouces (fire is plasma), the power1 of the Sun, all visible bodies in outer space, stars, nebulae, the solar wind, all is plasma.
In the beginning God created heaven, and earth.
And the earth was void and empty, and darkness was upon the face of the deep; and the spirit of God moved over the waters.
And God said: Be light made. And light was made.
And God saw the light that it was good; and he divided the light from the darkness.
Perhaps plasma is so fascinating because it is just like us, between the physical and the ethereal, the mental and the corporeal: Visible but elusive to touch. Tangible but invisible. It is the mediator between Heaven and Earth.
All futuristic UI/HUD is a representation of plasma in some way or another. Holograms, luminous matter, floating thresholds, manipulable light.
Tron is perhaps the modern example of a plasma-based existence, that is, a purely virtual state of being. I think it is the heaven Transhumanists go to when they “upload” their brains into the cloud.
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Together, these elements evoke the frontier where exotic matter, ionized energy, and gravity itself blur the boundary between the (assumed to be) Ancient and the Futuristic, the known and the (as of now) unknown.
All terrestrial energy ultimately derives from the Sun, which functions as a natural fusion reactor delivering approximately 1.7 × 10¹⁷ watts of power to Earth. As Elon Musk has emphasized, attempting to engineer compact fusion reactors on Earth is inefficient when the Sun already provides virtually all usable energy in the solar system at no marginal cost. Consequently, the long-term future of scalable, sustainable energy lies in advanced solar power generation and storage technologies rather than terrestrial fusion.