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Therefore, human observations are subject to: 1. parameters intrinsic to the vessels depending on the granularity of their ST; 2. distances that separate the observers from the UFO. For the same UFO, we could therefore have several different descrip- tions depending on the influence of its temporal field. The greater the distance of the vessel, the weaker its influence. 3. The mental state of the observer, because this state “translates” a temporal density. A sentence in Lee Smolin’s article sparked my interest: “Any con- centration of energy distorts the geometry of space time.” Based on eyewitness accounts, we can extrapolate that UFOs possess extraordi- nary amounts of energy. This explains their perfectly logical ability to distort the ST surrounding the vessel and to change how we may see it. I should point out that the temporal bubble — with a higher tempo- ral density than ours — paralyzes nearby observers when they approach a vessel, as they are simply not part of the same time density as the bubble. In accordance with 3D time, countless eyewitnesses report paralysis caused by the inability of the physical body to adjust to the faster time flow in the temporal bubble of this vessel. To make us well aware of the relativity of our point of view, Smolin adds that the theory predicts that there are 10'* atoms of volume in every cubic meter of space, much more than there are cubic meters in the entire observable universe (10°'). In other words, one hundred thousand billion times more! The average size of a “being” in the uni- verse, i.e., the average between the alleged size of the universe (10'* m) and the Planck length (10° m), is that of...an atom (10° m). In other words, one single person is an entire universe. A quantum computer with a storage capacity of one kilobit of phys- ical memory would thus behave like a virtual machine endowed with 10° memory bits, exceeding by far the number of atoms in the visible universe! This means that information can circulate much faster than we can ever imagine. After all, one cubic meter (our body, for example) is more easily traveled than the cosmos! In fact, they need each other to exist, because they are both overlapped by the present. The potential number of connections realized by the synapses of our brain thus exceeds the number of atoms in the universe! The variability of causality seems of the utmost importance. If time has three dimensions, then energy is a vector traveling from the future God is very discrete, and so are ETs 245 their existence for astronomers to find every day. Of course, they are not aware of that.