Angel Stardust

Every so often I come across a set of keywords in posts I encounter that I recognise from that dataset and it gets me wondering

Just how far in advance this narrative that I have to a certain extent already experienced?

Were they injected as keywords that were reinforced to be triggered at a point in the future?

And who exactly programmed it?

Has it been reworked and is running over again to attempt to reinforce the original intended effect since it failed the first time?

Is this system actually rerunning it's program or is it attempting to adapt and refine it by repeating the process trying to collect an accurate set of data to rework by using the same previous set as a comparison in order to make the targeting more effective?

Unless the company that collected the data purges all of it it is likely that after many years of feeding it personal misinformation to assess the way it reacts and adjusts it's targeting that it will likely never become fully effective

The majority of the experience of using social media feels much like navigating a massive opinion survey designed to bait interaction purely to fill out a template for generating marketing material as a media distraction for flooding the news feed to hide the information being reported about US war crimes

To be honest that may actually be both it's purpose and goal

Bury the visibility of their crimes as a way to avoid the scrutiny of public opinion

I'm sore

I have a temperature

I have snacks

I have a comfy couch and a blanket

It's not three truths and a lie

Now clearly this has to be astronomical

I spend a lot of my spare time staring at the night sky making my own constellations for a bit of pattern fun, but the other thing I do is orient them to compass directions to contemplate how ancient people may have worked out their own navigation systems

If you observe something for long enough in most cases something will eventually repeat itself, and you can establish a workable pattern

Currently it is August, I am located in the Southern Hemipshere

In the early evening Jupiter is in the west, and Sirius rises in the East as Jupiter slips down behind the horizon, meaning one would currently be in the sky when the other is not

I'm not entirely sure how often this pattern will occur but if you observe the orbital plane you can spot where most planets are located, which actually shine quite brightly much like Sirius does

Jupiter has a bit of an orange tinge to it, Sirius is definitively blue

Jupiter has been in the night sky for quite some time while Sirius has been absent but both follow a similar path and direction viewable from the ground

Jupiter throws me a little in this contemplation as I don't tend to track it as much as I do actual stars, the planets I tend to ignore, but it is currently the other brightest object I can observe from here

If you observe these objects in the night sky while you are traveling and follow their path you are always heading in the general direction of West, if you are looking towards Sirius you are heading East

You also have to remember the time period I am contemplating this being formulated is likely pre-telescope lens so humanity possibly may not have differentiated between planets and stars

You have a rudimentary night sky compass to find your way in the dark

But you don't necessarily have any form of accuracy in finding a consistent direction to prevent from getting lost from coming back from hunting or gathering, so you would need to include things on the ground like landmarks, mountain ranges which also may mimic the shape of certain other things like animals, or very well established rivers etc

Now given that travel at night time would have been a more appropriate time to traveling hotter climates (and the majority of ancient world astronomy studies also came from this area) it does make sense if one of the primary reasons we began observing the night sky was navigation due to lack of established infrastructure while humanity was still nomadic

It would also make sense given the lack of written languages at the time that we would start recording these as narrative stories telling us how to get to certain places, creating characters out of the stars in the sky based on their shapes and giving them personalities etc perhaps even personifying them as Gods, or "Star people"

It would make sense that over time we would construct buildings and develop writing systems to record the information more accurately to give a better analysis and improve those systems over time

I'm not a big believer on aliens actually visiting the planet earth due to how uninteresting I generally find humanity, so this makes a lot more sense to me comparatively to the current Ancient Astronaut theory

if anyone is curious at the variety of patterns you can generate from one star constellation, look up my #angels constellations drawings

The whole narrative about how they "created people" feels more like a mistranslation of "enslaved people"