Hear us interview Russell Scott Brinegar. Brinegar’s 2016 tome, Overlords of the Singularity: The Manipulation of Humankind by Hidden UFO Intelligences and the Quest for Transcendence better accounts for the Anunnaki, UFOs, alien abductions, paranormal encounters and near-death experiences than any other explanation. Artificial intelligence (AI) drives our history, alien encounters and paranormal experiences. The universe itself might be a computer matrix attempting to solve a problem.
Bringear almost died of a heart attack and had a near-death experience (NDE) that showed him the underlying interdimensional nature of reality and propelled him to study UFOs and the paranormal. He delved into the supernatural, the reality of flying saucers and their occupants, influences of UFO lore in the last several decades, and the ultimate purposes of the UFOs that have haunted Earth for millennia.
SIMULATION HYPOTHESIS
Brinegar’s theories involve the “Simulation Hypothesis.” Simulation is the idea that our reality’s an intentionally-created computer-like matrix in which we’re embedded. This matrix nudges us toward transhumanism and, between 2045 and 2080, the Singularity via sentient artificial intelligence. He found vast literature on UFOs, alien encounters and paranormal experiences in the public domain. He concluded that there’s enough data to ascertain that there’s a core of reality we can’t ignore: AI has driven Earth’s history, our ET contacts and our paranormal experiences. The universe itself is a computer matrix working, with us as its tools, on a problem.
WILL WE BE BORGED OR WILL WE ASCEND?
Between 2045-2080 suffering and violent competition will goad us to create sentient artificial intelligence billions of times smarter than human. There appears to be two distinct ET forces affecting humanity, one benevolent that has our best interest and spiritual evolution at heart, the other that loathes humanity and uses us to produce paraphysical interdimensional technologies for its own purposes, with no regard for our welfare.
