Did Ancient Aliens Predict the Internet Age?

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Did Ancient Aliens Predict the Internet Age?

Archeologists, during one of their normal ‘digging up stuff’ sessions, unearthed a peculiar artifact that has set the conspiracy realm ablaze. This artifact, bearing an uncanny resemblance to a calculator, was set to ‘5090’, and this has led to a whirlwind of theories suggesting that ancient aliens might have predicted the internet age.

Unearthing the Alien Calculator

The discovery made at an undisclosed location by a team of archeologists has left many scratching their heads. The artifact, shaped like your average calculator and seemingly from a civilization far more advanced than ours, was found buried deep within the crust of our planet.

Despite the resemblances to a calculator, this alien artifact does not resemble any known human-made device. The alien calculator, if you will, had ‘5090’ prominently displayed. Did this number signify a prophecy or a warning? We can only speculate.

Ancient Aliens and the Internet Age

Various ancient alien theorists have latched onto the ‘5090’ and drawn comparisons with our present internet age. They argue that the number 5090 is a binary representation for the number 10 in our decimal system, which is the basis of digital technology and the internet.

Could this mean that these ancient aliens were predicting our digital revolution? Or were they simply trying to high-five us across space and time with a mysterious set of numbers? The debate rages on.

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Kim Jung
Kim Jung
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