From the perspective of the Eleventh Dimension, the planet Earth looks less like a world and more like a smudge of iridescent grease on a pane of glass. I have spent the last three solar-cycles observing the inhabitants of this smudge, specifically the ones they call 'humans'. They are fascinatingly inefficient.

The current epoch is particularly amusing. I have introduced a variable into their environment: a signal from the Centauri system. To the humans, it is a cosmic crisis, a herald of doom. To me, it is a simple stimulus, the equivalent of dropping a pebble into a terrarium to see how the ants react.

I watched with clinical interest as they formed the 'Earth-TriSolaris Organization'. It is a marvelous study in cognitive dissonance. Some humans, the 'Adventists', believe the invaders are gods who will cleanse the world of its filth. Others, the 'Saviors', wish to fight a war they cannot possibly win.

The most exquisite part of the experiment is the 'Wallfacers' project. The humans believe that because the invaders can monitor every word and every digital record, the only safe place for a strategy is the interior of a human mind. They have created 'gods' out of ordinary men, giving them absolute power to deceive the universe.

I find this adorable.

I can see the neurons firing in the Wallfacers' brains. I can see the chemical surges of fear and the electrical sparks of 'genius'. Their 'secret' plans are as transparent to me as a child's drawing. I watch them build fleets of ships that will never leave the atmosphere; I watch them develop codes that I broke before they were even conceived.

Yesterday, I observed a small group of humans in a bunker in the Midwest. They were arguing over who deserved a seat on the 'Ark'—a vessel they believe will save a fraction of their species. The argument devolved into a brutal struggle for power. A woman, a brilliant physicist who had contributed most to the project, was betrayed by her own assistant for a higher rank in the new social order.

I recorded the event in high resolution. The way the betrayal mirrored the very nature of the 'invaders' they feared was a poetic touch.

The humans believe they are fighting for the survival of their civilization. They do not realize that the 'invaders' are not coming to conquer them. The invaders are simply clearing the land for a new development project. The humans are not the protagonists of this story; they are the weeds in a garden that is about to be mowed.

I will continue to observe for another few hours. I want to see if the physicist, as she is being led to the execution chamber, still believes in the inherent goodness of her species.

It is, after all, the most entertaining part of the show.

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