Consider the premise that sensory replacement can directly be targeted on someone's energy signature and replace the natural sensory input that they receive - consider also that energy signatures in people link to their ancestors and that therefore their ancestors are discoverable and locatable through them, including as far back in terms of generations as is desired to be analyzed and determined. Considering that energy signatures link to ancestors back to the dawn of time and also to descendants, reviewing a person's ancestry and the ln determining other descendants of their ancestors aside from their direct ancestors will essentially, if fully mapped, largely lead to their entire species being discovered and locatable after enough of those analysis routines have been performed. In light of this, would anyone ever be rationally viewable as located somewhere that sensory replacement attacks could never potentially find them - including within them being aware of them? And therefore, would it ever make sense to discard the necessary precautions and checks associated with validating sensory input as though sensory replacement could be affecting or replacing it at any given moment?










