The range of knowledge that people have access to is quite short-lived and limited.
The vast majority of modern people believe in technology and materialism. I believe that everything in the world can be explained by science. If there is something that cannot be explained by science, it must be because the technology is not yet available.
But, is that really the case?
In ancient times, people believed in gods and Buddhas. The older generation passes it on word of mouth. You must know that times are constantly improving. Useless things will eventually be abandoned by the times, eventually lost in the sand of time, and forever forgotten by the world.
However, gods and Buddhas are passed down from generation to generation. Everything is groundless, there are too many books in ancient times, and the appearance of relics cannot be explained by science. For example, the three-eyed jade figure unearthed from the Hongshan Culture, the mysterious round cylinder of the Baka Pyramid...
Countless sects have flourished in different eras, but they have not been able to withstand the changes of time. The advancement of productivity has made people no longer dependent on gods and Buddhas, speaking of it. It's more like a spiritual sustenance.
Until later, the sky was filled with dark clouds, which persisted for a long time and half a month. Just when various countries were trying to use means to disperse the clouds, a beam of blue light pierced the clouds, and aircraft carriers descended on Blue Star one after another.
Humanity, it's time to wake up.
The alien identity is really cool, okay?