The lore theory is this: that there is a sort of trickster phenomenon at play whose goal is to subvert our understanding of the physical world, and to get us to start asking metaphysical questions about the nature of reality. Questions that can only be answered by "looking within".
> Interestingly, almost all of the objects posted to this and similar subs (especially /r/NJDrones) violate FAA requirements in one or more obvious ways.
I'm aware how crazy all of this sounds to the uninitiated. But I've studied the phenomenon from all angles. At this point the most parsimonious explanations trend towards the fantastical. Of course we can still be wrong, but as the OP says, as time comes and more events of this sort come to light, I think it will eventually lead to the inescapable conclusion that the world and our place in it may not be as it seems.
>And another event from the 1800s of craft that is era-appropriate, mimicking airships of the time:
You do realize that's because those too were cases of mass hysteria, and the delusions matched what they knew to be airborne at the time - airships. Now all you see on the news is drones and suddenly everyone is having drone-flavored mass hysteria.
> I've studied the phenomenon from all angles.
Give me your most convincing evidence. I've seen none so far.
It is strange these "drones" can fly over US airbases and the world super power can do nothing about them. If GF parked a mothership today it would cause mass delusions and chaos due to human programming. They approach softly and slowly and dont violate free will. This phenomena will only get more and more widespread because it is time...
https://x.com/Kabamur_Taygeta/status/1867170042695061603
This is called the control system hypothesis, coined by renowned ufologist Jacques Vallees: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/rn650p/a_lot_of_big_n...
For more on the green and red aviation lights and how it is not as it appears: https://reddit.com/comments/1hc8ll6/comment/m1mu204
> Interestingly, almost all of the objects posted to this and similar subs (especially /r/NJDrones) violate FAA requirements in one or more obvious ways.
For more historical occurrences of similar orb mimicry 25 years ago: https://reddit.com/comments/1hauztd/comment/m1bj7gg
And another event from the 1800s of craft that is era-appropriate, mimicking airships of the time: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1hcdb6w/these_drone_s...
I'm aware how crazy all of this sounds to the uninitiated. But I've studied the phenomenon from all angles. At this point the most parsimonious explanations trend towards the fantastical. Of course we can still be wrong, but as the OP says, as time comes and more events of this sort come to light, I think it will eventually lead to the inescapable conclusion that the world and our place in it may not be as it seems.