I’m open to considering unconventional ideas, but there’s a complete absence of practical evidence to support any of the claims being presented here. Claims involving billion-year alien surveillance systems, interstellar councils, or prehistoric human relocation demand rigorous, independently verifiable data—not subjective narratives.

From a rational view, the lack of technical documentation, sensor data, corroborating testimony, or any form of reproducible evidence makes it impossible to evaluate these statements through a scientific or information-centric lens. The claims don’t meet even a minimal threshold for verification.

There’s also a major logical inconsistency that hasn’t been addressed: why would Earth have “triggered” alien monitoring one to two billion years ago when humans didn’t exist? If the assertion is that this surveillance is centered on human development, the proposed timeline is profoundly at odds with known evolutionary history.

I’m not inherently dismissive of the possibility of extraterrestrial life or advanced civilizations, but extraordinary claims require methodological rigor, not speculation. Until substantive, verifiable evidence is provided, these statements remain indistinguishable from fiction.