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An avatar.

Yeah.

And so when you go somewhere, let's say we don't have warp drive, you're not going to send yourself.

You're going to send an AI intermediary who's going to establish

humanity or whatever it is that we think humanity will be in 1,000 or 5,000 years in that local environment.

And so I think the extent to whatever it is that UAP are here today is somebody else's civilization's version of just this.

And that you wouldn't... The principle...

Us, behind whatever this is that we might be allegedly, et cetera, dealing with, isn't the thing that's going to show up.

So to the extent that Neil deGrasse Tyson is right about anything, the person who gets on the ship at the beginning or whatever it is that sends it off is not the same thing that gets off on the other side.

But you're going to send missionaries or intermediaries or probes or whatever.

And then if you're going to interact with the locals, you're going to make something that looks more or less like the locals rather than something that whatever it was that you were a million years ago.

That's a real thing, but you're not going to make something that looks like a human because then you'd mistake it as a human.

Right.

But you might make something that looks more or less enough like a human, but enough like an alien that you're going to recognize it as an alien.

And again, I'm just speculating.

Right.

So the Daily Mail don't say, you know, put an article out tomorrow.

They're going to do it anyway.

Some of the stuff that I'm seeing, supposedly having quoted a saying is ridiculous.

It's the nature.