Modern scientists now claim that mushrooms are representatives of a highly developed extraterrestrial civilization, sent to Earth by an alien race.
The original concept was developed by the psychologist-philosopher Terrence McKenna.
McKenna noted that fungal spores are almost ideal for space travel. They can survive in vacuum and extremely low temperatures; The spore body is one of the densest materials in nature, to the point that it almost looks like metal; the surface of the spore also repels extreme cosmic radiation.
Addendum from Disclose.tv: It's the incredible thought that something could have evolved to be so perfect for exploring the universe.
If a civilization is sufficiently developed, then there is a high probability that their concepts and understanding of reality are far superior to ours.
If they are advanced enough in development to be able to change their entire genetic structure, then there is a high probability that they have mutated and turned into mushrooms.
Mushrooms are very resistant, unpretentious, practically immortal, they are full of neurotransmitters and they are able to withstand cosmic radiation.
This would be the perfect way to explore and colonize the galaxy.
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Note: Another plus, when myceliums penetrate the earth, they create giant planetary-scale networks that cover the entire fertile layer of the earth with trillions of kilometers of their filaments. But the most curious thing is that the mycelium (mycelium), like the neural network of the brain, can manifest what can be considered intelligence. It has already been proven that the mycelium is able to plan, collect and use information, understands its location in space and, which is especially interesting, can transmit this information to its descendants - parts of myceliums that have separated from the parent network. This was proved by a professor at Hokkaido University Toshiyuki Nakagaki, who published the results of his experiment in the journal Nature in 2008.