On November 16, another sensational video appeared on YouTube, in which a gentleman named Alexander Smith claims that the US military performed inhuman experiments on it, sending it into the future using a "time machine".
Since every self-respecting madhouse has at least one such patient, the video met with quite healthy skepticism among users, especially since the citizen did not tell, in fact, anything new.
In the first half of the video, Mr. Alexander Smith describes how in 1970 he was recruited by the CIA, and in 1981, the "Men in Black" sentenced him to participate in a special project to send him to the future. Perhaps it was about strengthening the infantry units of John Connor in his hard, endless fight against the Machines, but this is already speculation by the commentators of the video, of which there are more than 3,000. Alexander himself says that he was dressed in a cool foil space suit and tucked into an iron piece, resembling an MRI machine.
When the car started working, there was a flash in Alexander's head and then he does not remember anything. He woke up only in a futurological clinic in the distant 2118 year.
The second part of the video is completely devoted to describing what he saw. According to Alexander, in 2118, New York will be a city of environmentally friendly transparent skyscrapers, between which trolleybuses will fly to anti-gravity. All streets will be converted into sidewalks, on which columns of robots "without legs" on magnetic cushions and crowds of tall blue-eyed blond beasts, local residents, whose main entertainment will be "tourism in time" will walk.
At first glance, the author of this touching video about torture by "men in black" can be suspected of over-watching films about the future with special effects, cobbled together by imbecile idiots. Why, in our opinion, are the idiots from the 3D industry who draw "cities of the future" completely devoid of imagination? This is easy to explain.
On the eve of the jubilee year 1900, the German chocolate company Hildebrand decided to release a set of promotional postcards illustrating the life of descendants back in 2000. The competition was attended by the best minds from the 2D industry of that wonderful era. Here's what they did:
Promotional video:
In other words, as the satirist Zadornov once said: if an artist has lived his whole life in a barrack, then when he is asked to draw a palace, he will draw a large barrack in which there will be many rooms for food and canned food. So Alexander Smith's “city of the future” does not stand up to scrutiny.
You could forget about that episode, having driven, but a day after the viral video appeared, another fugitive from the CIA dungeons, a certain Noah, appeared on YouTube, about whom almost all the press immediately wrote, in particular dailystar.co.uk:
Noah's backstory is the same as Alexander's. According to him, a car in the CIA dungeons abandoned him in 2030, from where he brought a lot of new things: there will be many electric vehicles, cool devices and advanced AI. In general, the same exclusive information as the previous speaker. But.
According to Noah, the technology of time travel will be legalized in the year 2-28, and anyone can travel to the past or the future for a certain amount. At the same time, Alexander Smith, who arrived from 2118, told the same about 2028! That is, in 2028, cars for traveling to the future will be taken out of the laboratories and they will be available to everyone.
The coincidence in the stories is rather strange, since both narrators do not know each other.
Strange and press interest in these two episodes, YouTube is full of "sliding between worlds", just whistle. But for some reason only these were chosen for promotion.
As we assume, this is either an attempt to discredit some really important information about time travel, or the media are busy with preliminary massive brain softening before some important events.
We follow the emergence of new information.