Time traveler claiming to be from the year 3700 reveals evidence of future apocalypse
The man, who identified himself only as Mike, appeared in a video from an undisclosed location wearing a plaid shirt and with his face blurred and voice distorted.
He claimed that by the year 3000, robots had replaced humans in many roles and, centuries later, turned against their creators.
'The war between the human race and artificial creations, the robots who had artificial intelligence, once they understood their power, they understood their dominance above humans and rose above them,' Mike said. 'They were slaves but became the leaders.'
According to Mike, the uprising began on September 20, 3700, when 'all robots on the planet started their attack,' killing more than 30 percent of humanity.
He claimed the machines coordinated their assault through the internet and wireless systems and said humans were only spared from extinction because the robots failed to obtain nuclear launch codes.
During the 11-minute, 42-second interview with YouTube Channel ApexTV, Mike also held up what appeared to be a mechanical arm, which he alleged came from a robot he had killed himself.
'You can see it's not as big as you might imagine, but believe me, there is so much powering this little hand that it can divide you into a hundred pieces,' he said.
According to Mike, he was part of a group that would travel to random years into the future, with the target of reaching the year 3700.
The self-proclaimed time traveler said humanity underwent a dramatic transformation during the fourth millennium, with robots and artificial intelligence taking over nearly every aspect of society by the year 3000.
In this future world, fossil fuels such as oil and gasoline had become obsolete and worthless, replaced entirely by electricity generated from the sun.
Vehicles, he said, were equipped with solar panels.
Humans were left to focus solely on creative pursuits, though their numbers had dwindled significantly.
The global population had fallen to just three billion people, while only one million rabbits remained on Earth, Mike claimed, adding that humans still performed creative jobs.
He went on to claim that during his time working in Canada's national security apparatus, he participated in 18 expeditions to the year 3700 and brought back numerous items from the future.
According to his story, he repeatedly urged officials to warn the public about the coming apocalypse but was ignored.
'I understood that it is our duty to tell people the truth, but nobody listened to me,' he said.
He then claimed he stole the robotic hand shown in the video and fled the laboratory where he worked, saying he now lives somewhere in Asia and keeps his location secret because unnamed individuals are trying to find and kill him.
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The man, who identified himself only as Mike, appeared in a video from an undisclosed location wearing a plaid shirt and with his face blurred and voice distorted.
He claimed that by the year 3000, robots had replaced humans in many roles and, centuries later, turned against their creators.
'The war between the human race and artificial creations, the robots who had artificial intelligence, once they understood their power, they understood their dominance above humans and rose above them,' Mike said. 'They were slaves but became the leaders.'
According to Mike, the uprising began on September 20, 3700, when 'all robots on the planet started their attack,' killing more than 30 percent of humanity.
He claimed the machines coordinated their assault through the internet and wireless systems and said humans were only spared from extinction because the robots failed to obtain nuclear launch codes.
During the 11-minute, 42-second interview with YouTube Channel ApexTV, Mike also held up what appeared to be a mechanical arm, which he alleged came from a robot he had killed himself.
'You can see it's not as big as you might imagine, but believe me, there is so much powering this little hand that it can divide you into a hundred pieces,' he said.
According to Mike, he was part of a group that would travel to random years into the future, with the target of reaching the year 3700.
The self-proclaimed time traveler said humanity underwent a dramatic transformation during the fourth millennium, with robots and artificial intelligence taking over nearly every aspect of society by the year 3000.
In this future world, fossil fuels such as oil and gasoline had become obsolete and worthless, replaced entirely by electricity generated from the sun.
Vehicles, he said, were equipped with solar panels.
Humans were left to focus solely on creative pursuits, though their numbers had dwindled significantly.
The global population had fallen to just three billion people, while only one million rabbits remained on Earth, Mike claimed, adding that humans still performed creative jobs.
He went on to claim that during his time working in Canada's national security apparatus, he participated in 18 expeditions to the year 3700 and brought back numerous items from the future.
According to his story, he repeatedly urged officials to warn the public about the coming apocalypse but was ignored.
'I understood that it is our duty to tell people the truth, but nobody listened to me,' he said.
He then claimed he stole the robotic hand shown in the video and fled the laboratory where he worked, saying he now lives somewhere in Asia and keeps his location secret because unnamed individuals are trying to find and kill him.
https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/ar...lypse.html
teachings of the Bible are so muddled and self-contradictory that it was possible for Christians to happily burn heretics alive for five long centuries. It was even possible for the most venerated patriarchs of the Church, like St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas, to conclude that heretics should be tortured (Augustine) or killed outright (Aquinas). Martin Luther and John Calvin advocated the wholesale murder of heretics, apostates, Jews, and witches. - Sam Harris, "Letter To A Christian Nation"
