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In the shadowy world of UFOlogy and conspiracy theories, the Disclosure Project has emerged as a beacon of supposed truth-telling. Founded by Dr. Steven Greer it claims to push for the official acknowledgment by governments of extraterrestrial visitation. With a closer examination suggests that this movement might be a sophisticated form of controlled opposition, a psyop designed to manage public perception while concealing deeper truths about our planet’s history and its subterranean and solar system inhabitants.   The Misleading Narrative of Extraterrestrial Origin One of the core tenets of the Disclosure Project is the assertion that “we are not alone” in the universe, implying that UFOs are extraterrestrial craft. This narrative is not only bold but also inconsistent with archaeological and paleontological evidence that points to an evolutionary…

When it comes to relationships, could their inherent fragility and susceptibility to frivolity stem, at least in part from the language we use to express them? Of course, online dating sites have increased the fragility and frivolity. Words like “my,” “mine” and “our” are deeply embedded in our vocabulary when referring to human relationships—phrases such as “my partner,” “my friend” or “our child.” While these terms are often intended to convey affection, connection or shared responsibility they also subtly imply possession and ownership. This framing, however unintentional may unconsciously shape how we perceive and navigate our bonds with others. Ownership language carries with it an implicit expectation of control or entitlement. In relationships, this can manifest as a sense that the other person is obligated to fulfill certain…