Richard Dolan
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 17 Aug
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But I didn't find any evidence or hardly any of friendly communication either.
So instead, really, the behavior to me resembles, if I had to characterize it, a long-term surveillance and reconnaissance program.
Like whatever they are, they don't seem to be interested in introducing themselves to us, but they do seem interested in studying us.
So, yeah, that's...
Yes, I do.
I think you asked it very, very well.
That's a really good way to put it.
Like if you think of where human civilization was in the year 1900, so 126 years ago, that was the year that we had the first operational submarine ever.
So we go from there.
First time we're going into the water.
And of course, by today's standards, not a very effective submarine, but it was the first.
And then shortly after that, we started developing sonar.
during around the time of World War I. And then radio for above water communication.
And then World War II, you start seeing large battleships and aircraft carriers for the first time.
And then in the 50s, nuclear submarines that could stay under the water for months and months at a time.
So our capabilities just radically changed in just 50 years.
50 years so if you're them you you had to be thinking at the beginning of this period we have full run of the waters what can they do they hardly have the ability to go under the water and suddenly now they do these humans so it would have to cause an adaptive aspect to behavior if if there is an intelligence that was down there all this time which i think there was so uh they've had to adapt and i think they have to continue to adapt
Because now, I mean, I think the ship to nighttime operations, for example, one researcher pointed out to me, he said, well, yeah, it was in late 1960s that I think it was the keyhole satellite developed a very advanced optical capability, particularly during daytime, like of exceptional resolution.
practicality but not so much at night and I thought oh well that I don't know if that is the answer but that could be an answer but that could be one answer as to why the phenomenon seemed to go to nighttime observation nighttime operations a little more up often I'm just guessing here but I think the
The adaptive behavior of the non-human intelligences behind this has to be something we need to pay attention to.
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