Does Any Government Have a Plan if Aliens Invade the Earth?

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[forsetigodofjusticeexcelle]

How amusing would it be if it turns out whoever was doing all the surveys asking governments if they had a plan to fight alien invasions, turned out to be aliens.

[rock]

The fact we are sending invitations out into space and not expecting anyone to come to our party is gonna make us look like terrible welcoming hosts when they do decide to show up.

[Im-Not-a-Dog]

Simon actually made this video to convince the aliens that they should invade Europa instead of Earth because its more profitable.

[BuddyLee]

I wonder how Simon and his team would feel if they knew that many years from now this humble video would form the foundational strategy to defend the earth from a threat he could scarcely imagine. The future says thank you…

[harralk]

The best part of this video is watching Simon, in his typical manner and tone of voice, casually describing so many methods for ending other living beings.

[roberthoople]

The only thing that scares me more than an alien invasion, is a government response to an alien invasion.

[pamelamays]

Just have our new alien overlords watch all of Simon's content from the very beginning. That'll keep them busy long enough for us humans to figure out a battle or escape plan. It may take a few centuries, but, right now there is enough Whistleverse content to keep us convered.

[KenR]

I wonder if aliens just roll up their windows and lock their doors when they fly by Earth? 🤔

[ryanhampson]

Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy had a hilarious take on an alien invasion. The entire alien battle fleet entered earths atmosphere but due to a horrible misunderstanding of scale the entire fleet was swallowed by a dog.

[kathymarshall]

Honestly, our “best” hope (from what you’ve outlined here) would be to act as if there are aliens heading towards us and work on (a) a unified global understanding and (b) putting as much of our resources as possible into STEM fields.

Basically, Star Trek had it right all along and that’s what we should be aiming for 😂

[JenniferJones-pbku]

If Aliens have been visiting as long as some believe it's amazingly sporting of them to wait till our weapons, science and technology is so advanced before attacking.thanks Simon love all your hard work lots of love from us in Australia who follows your shows.

[TragoudistrosMPH]

It's interesting that people often assume aliens might be human sized.

They could absolutely be tiny, like insect sized or smaller.

[pgaven]

The only thing that scares me worse than an alien invasion is the government's response to homelessness and mental illness.

[adrianxmaturu]

I love how you could say 'like a game of whack-a-mole' in regards to beating mouse sized aliens with a straight face

[claudiusraphael]

The one video that made the aliens think, give up, turn around and .. leave. Kinda soothing though to actually know: "We are just a Non-factor." - Thanks for sharing, was hilarious!

[elfieinblack]

I've felt for a very long time that the two most realistic depictions of aliens arriving on earth are the Denis Villeneuve film 'Arrival' and (shockingly) Stephanie Meyer's novel 'The Host'. In 'Arrival', the extra terrestrials are visiting us for a very specific reason, giving them a clear motivation for coming to earth in person, for acknowledging our intelligence, and for not retaliating when we instigate violence. It depicts a really effective hypothetical for what aliens would look like and what communicating with them would involve (they're not bipedal, they're not humanoid, and they don't speak English, or really speak at all). Stephanie Meyer's novel (though incredibly problematic in many ways) is an excellent example of what Simon was saying about us not noticing an invasion until it was already too late. The beings are also non-humanoid and have a very complex, unique biology, only being able to communicate with humans or communicate at all via parasitism. They are a hive species that only desires to expand, like Simon's example of the space ants. Before beginning their invasion they take samples (i.e. they abduct people and do tests on them) and most importantly, the only reason they don't completely wipe us out is because, like Simon said, they have a very strict moral code and the idea of doing harm of any sort to a living being (likely the result of the evolution as a hive and as parasites). There as of yet has never been a great example (that I'm aware of) of the 'extra terrestrial anthropologists/biologists' theory, which is the one I find most interesting, and is probably the most likely. That aliens are really only interested in studying us, similarly to how we study gorillas or lions or something. They observe us from afar for the most part, like a nature documentary. They occasionally take samples, maybe kidnap some of us for zoos or something. If they're able to, a few might anthropomorphize themselves or pretend to be dogs or something and attempt to live among us for research, Jane Goodall style. The best example of this in pop culture would probably be Dr. Who. In this scenario our weapons would probably be pretty pointless. In all likelihood to these scientists, our nuclear weapons would be akin to, at best, an alligator snapping its jaws. Dangerous-ish, but not a real threat to many people. But that's okay because they wouldn't want to hurt us if they didn't have to. We don't attack the gorillas that we study after all. In a weird way, it would be sort of sweet. And hell, maybe one day we'll have a Coco that they will teach to speak to them and we can exchange information. Like alien big brothers or something 🖤

[senacht]

Human hubris, especially human military hubris, is beyond delusional at times. Any civilization whose technology was sufficiently advanced to be able to travel between stars isn’t going to be overly challenged by the present or foreseeable state of our military technology. At best we’d accomplish nothing more than to kick a hornet nest.

As Sagan put it, if an intergalactic armada were to suddenly appear in our skies, we would be very accommodating...

[PhillyFaithful]

Aliens probably watching this video rn saying “write that down! Write that down!”

[somtngwong]

The obvious plan is to have Simon Whistler negotiate with them or at least stall for time.

[bluemutt]

Aliens lock their doors passing by Earth like we're a Radio Shack in Tampa