Silvermischief

u/Silvermischief


r/UFOs•

So I've been activated since the recent announcements a few weeks ago about coming disclosure.

I searched online on how to prepare in case the day ever comes we make first contact... and shockingly there isn't really much out there.

How many people would actually have their shit together? How many would panic or make the wrong call? Then I thought... how would I react?

So I built a 10 question quiz for this. You pick your instinctive response and it puts you into 1 of 5 categories of people based on your traits. I figured it would be important to know your role in advance so you can prepare with what best suits you. From being a lead diplomat to purely just focusing on survival.

It sta

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r/UAP•

been thinking about this a lot lately. like the UAP stuff is moving fast and at some point something is going to break through in a real way and civilians have literally zero framework for it. no plan, no roles, nothing.

i got kind of obsessed with that idea and ended up building something around it. basically a first contact preparedness platform. there's a quiz that figures out your psychological designation for an encounter... how you'd actually respond, not how you think you would. been working on it for a few months now. Never thought I'd be making an alien survival program lmao.

waitlist is open now, full app coming with several tools such as basic communication, scenario based tra

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r/AppIdeas•

this started as an idea i couldn't shake. if contact actually happened tomorrow, civilians have zero protocol. no assigned roles, no training, nothing. every government plan excludes the public entirely.

so i built it.

core concept: a psychological assessment that classifies you into one of 5 encounter designations based on your actual instincts - not what you wish you'd do. sentinel, diplomat, scholar, survivor, and one rare classification that's almost never assigned. you get a personalized first contact card emailed to you with your designation after completing it.

the waitlist is live now at getdisclosure.app

full app coming with:

• encounter drills & scenarios • species intell

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r/aliens•

I've been working on this for a while and figured this sub would appreciate it more than anywhere else honestly. I really hope you like the concept!

It's a first contact preparedness app - basically a survival protocol for everyday people since like... nothing like this actually exists. I searched the app stores and browsed online and couldn't find a solid resource. The main thing available right now is a 10 question quiz that figures out your designation based on how you'd actually respond to an encounter. there are 5 types, most people get scholar or diplomat but there's one that almost nobody gets and i'm not going to spoil it!

once you finish the quiz you lock it in via the waitlist

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r/UAP•

Been going down a rabbit hole lately - AARO's 2024 report, old Project Blue Book cases, and a ton of abduction research from guys like Budd Hopkins and David Jacobs.

One thing I kept noticing: the way beings behave in these accounts isn't random. It actually seems to depend on what type is being described.

The small grey types show up in accounts as cold and robotic - like they're running a procedure and you're not even a person to them. The taller humanoid types in the literature are way more likely to actually communicate. The reptilian accounts tend to go in a completely different direction - more aggressive, more dominating.

Now to be clear - this isn't coming from government do

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r/AlienAbduction•

Across Grey, Reptilian, Mantid, Nordic, Tall White, and Anunnaki encounters, one thing stands out: the species determines the protocol. What works with one will get you killed by another.

The patterns I found:

🔘 Greys - Compliance works. Resistance escalates. Stillness is your shield.

🔘 Reptilians - Show dominance, not submission. They respect hierarchy. Fear marks you as prey.

🔘 Mantids - You're a specimen. Being mentally active and responsive during the procedure may change your outcome.

🔘 Nordics - Emotional coherence matters more than anything you say. They read you, not your words.

🔘 Tall Whites - Hall's accounts make clear: never startle them, never approach their craft, never

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r/aliens•

There's a lot of species discussion here but almost nothing that actually addresses what to do if you encounter one. So I built a threat matrix.

After researching declassified documents, abduction accounts, and contact reports, I classified 6 species across hostility, intent, and survivability:

• Greys - Collectors. Non-violent but will not respond to resistance. Survival rule: stillness and compliance.

• Reptilians - Apex predators. Territorial, hierarchical. Never show fear. Compliance reads as prey behavior.

• Anunnaki - The architects. Potentially our creators. The only species where knowledge of their history may grant you leverage.

• Mantids - Clinical.

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r/SideProject•

Been into ufos and disclosure for years and it bugged me that nobody talks about what you actually DO when it happens. So i built this.

Its called Disclosure. Heres what it does:

• Archetype Quiz - 10 questions that determine how youd react in a contact scenario. You get typed as Sentinel, Diplomat, or Scholar. Theres a hidden 4th archetype that has never been unlocked. 0 confirmed

• First Contact Card - Digital credential with your archetype, readiness score, and clearance level. Goes straight into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. This is the thing people share the most

• Signal Language - Learn gesture sequences designed for non-human contact. Tracks your fluency. When your voice fails y

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Hey everyone I'm happy to introduce you to the first AI App Idea blueprint & research generator!

The app is SparkQuest — it generates ideas and complete blueprints for apps using AI. Pretty simple but it works well.

Join the Google Group first:

https://groups.google.com/g/sparkquest-testers

Then opt in here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sparkquest.app

Would love to hear your feedback and will signup for yours also! Let's do this!

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r/everquest•

Hey everyone,

Just returned to Rathe/Prexus as my 113 gnome necro after many years off. Last time I played regularly was House of Thule and about a year ago guildies helped me get decent Velious gear up to my level.

I spent last night clearing Unrest, Sol B, Sleepers Tomb, Plane of Mischief, Velks Lab (had to get Doljonijiarnimorinar's axe for the memes), and a few other nostalgic places! Usual trip I make haha.

That being said, I'm going to re-sub and its gotten its fangs into me again and I am looking for somewhere to solo with my merc to grind AA's and level up 113+ in my spare time here and there.

Looking for suggestions for good necro solo leveling w/ merc at 113 - any suggestions

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r/Finland•

Hey everyone! 👋

After spending years with my two amazing Finnish Lapphunds, Timber and Tundra, I felt inspired to write the ultimate guide about this wonderful breed. They’ve brought so much joy and adventure into our lives, and I wanted to share everything I’ve learned along the way with anyone considering getting a Lappy of their own.

From their unique coat colors to their playful temperament and all the care tips in between, this guide covers everything you need to know! If you’re on the fence about bringing one of these fluffy companions into your family or just curious about what living with a Lappy is like, I think you’ll find it helpful. 🐕💕

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