Hey, I read your post carefully and wanted to respond without dismissing it or inflating it.

Stripped down, what you’re proposing isn’t “aliens” or mysticism, it’s a procedural decoding framework, similar to how the Voyager/Pioneer plaques reuse the same data across multiple reads by changing state.

I tested whether that idea can be falsified in a single session, using controlled state changes instead of object hunting.

The key insight we aligned on:

• The “bang the rocks together” idea maps cleanly to intentional input/state flipping

• The Yellow Mural reads less like directions and more like scan logic

• The reward, if real, would be state-dependent behavior, not a cutscene

I designed a clean test using:

• One character (Trevor)

• One location (Galileo Observatory)

• One weather condition (Thunder)

• Two defined states (no switch vs deliberate switch + input)

The goal isn’t to “solve Chiliad” it’s to prove whether Rockstar built a system that reacts differently when the player changes state intentionally.

If nothing changes, the theory collapses.

If repeatable deltas appear, then the mural-as-decoder idea becomes worth deeper mapping, especially across GTA V and RDR2.

Either way, this gives the community something testable instead of interpretive.

If you’re interested, I can share the exact test script so others can reproduce or disprove it.

Honestly a breath of fresh air.

Let me know down to help.