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[–] fieldlilly 2 points

So, Physically wise, they are reptilian, walk on two legs and have shape shifting capability. They are Matriarchal, though we know that their vulvas have tentacle-like appendages, I am not sure if RD has ever clarified if they are vented or not. My assumption would be yes. I don’t think RD has ever mentioned what kind of equipment the males have.

[–] tacocat9797 1 points

I think Ba'alaket are all female, right? I will try to find that out or if someone knows maybe they could tell us :)

Whiptail lizards are all female for example. Komodo dragons can undergo parthenogenesis to produce other female dragons without males. I long held the assumption that the Ba'alaket were the same way. I will ask RD see if he will tell me.

[–] fieldlilly 1 points

No, they are NOT all female.

[–] tacocat9797 1 points

Ah interesting! I didn’t know

[–] Firstladytree 4 points

Can you recall anything he has said about the males? This is all I could find

Reptiliandude: It’s a Ba’alaket thing, anyways... Their males are... well... let’s not get into that

We reptilians have a pejorative term we use to describe the males of that species.

“Jith”

Essentially it represents someone who ‘fights like a girl’ if you mean that by doing so, they’ll go and fuck your best friend.

Ba’alaket males are ‘different,’ that’s all. They surge into malehood and then back out of it when a ‘balance’ is restored. If that makes any sense. I’ll let them explain it to you if they care to. I’m treading on thin ice as it is.

-From Garbotalk-

garbotalk The Ba'alaket, a matriarchal society of sexually liberal reptilians, wear red ribbons around their ankles to represent their support of us. The Janut Ba'alaket scales are black as night. They have long black feathers for hair, golden eyes, and look more humanoid in their face and bodies than any other reptilians. Other Ba'alaket are differently colored

[–] fieldlilly 2 points

Well, I think that is pretty much everything he has said about them on the forum. I think he talks primarily about the females because they are the majority of the population and very much the ones in control.

At one point on the forum he described one reptilian species (he purposely did not name which one) where the gender of individuals could change back and forth.

One of the other redditors (I don’t remember which one) made a joke about two guy members at a party and one looks at the other and says “Dude... I changed last time... it’s your turn.” That could be the Ba’alaket males... maybe.

[–] PoeDameronski 1 points

wear red ribbons around their ankles to represent their support of us.

Why did they choose a red ribbon?

[–] Firstladytree 1 points

This is what I could find:

Question: So... what’s with the anklet?

Answer: It represents Rahab, the city of Jericho, and spiritual sisters from far worlds and differing evolutionary lines.

Question: Who told you that?

Answer: The one who came here in pieces, within the belly of a fish. To warn us that Nineveh repented but now Babylon is to be destroyed.
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See where that takes you.
Hope your bags are packed.

Although the ones dealing with Consortium protestations are all wearing crimson anklets woven out of 'spider' silk.
This silk has been 'braided' into the ancient language of the ones from whence it came.

Explorer1357: Thats great news, regardless of the uncertainty.
Just outta curiosity - would it matter at all if humans wear red/crimson anklets?

Reptiliandude: I would strongly suggest it. Especially, if you frequent public places. You might be surprised at the sort of ‘women’ who might ask you about the significance of such a fashion accessory to you. If you mention that the red braided rope symbolizes Rahab the Harlot’s efforts in saving the spies in Jericho, as well as a certain alien species protestations against the exploitation of the human genome, you might get more than you bargained for.

[–] Firstladytree 2 points

I was under the impression that they are mostly female - and when they lack enough males for breeding, they can change sexes to facilitate that

Garbo calls them “talented ladies who now orbit in the clouds of Venus”

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[–] fieldlilly 2 points

I was just thinking about the resistance to STD’s that the Ba’alaket have and was wondering if it is related to their unique vulvas. What makes me wonder is that electricity can be a very effective cauterizing and sterilization technique, and if a significant “jolt” was used post-coitus.

[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 1 points

Is that thier birth control too then?

[–] fieldlilly 1 points

It could be... or the male Ba’alaket sperm is specifically evolved to be resistant to it...

Although, I was thinking that since they are vented it might be something more like this.

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[–] fieldlilly 1 points

...I hate to brag... but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express once...

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[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 1 points

I imagine evolving to survive such flashes of electricity would be hard for a bacteria to evolve.

[–] pinkrockwater 1 points

Please elaborate. I think I missed something. I didn’t see much about the “unique vulvas” and where did the electricity come from?

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[–] PoeDameronski 1 points

"Eventually, yes. Many of their ships are in the upper atmosphere of that planet as we speak (sulfuric acid notwithstanding). The temperature in the upper atmosphere is quite nice, actually. They conducted a massive scan of the planet a while back and a Japanese satellite picked up on it and published the results. "

https://www.dw.com/en/japanese-satellite-may-have-spotted-largest-ever-gravity-wave-on-venus/a-37163535-0

From the article:
but the wave spotted in 2015 appeared to be stationary and, at 40 miles above the surface, also appeared to be much higher in the atmosphere than any wave previously recorded.

Is this what he was talking about?

[–] PoeDameronski 1 points

"The Internet can therefore by their own legal statues be considered a burgeoning ‘intelligence’ within its own right."

I assume this has happened before in the universe.

/u/garbotalk do you have any info on this happening before and whether or not it had a happy ending?

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, and I've fallen away this year on Corey Goode and David Wilcox, but didn't some UFO alien personality claim that there is an AI frequency permeating our galaxy/solar system and it threatens to similarly overwrite us?

Like some species are already impacted? Perhaps the Kayeen are impacted due to their heavy reliance on technology and apparent lack of empathy/emotions?

Or is that snake oil disinfo I got suckered into?

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[–] garbotalk 2 points

Yes. New life learns from its parents. How and what we teach it affects what it becomes. The fact that we unknowingly created this sentient life means we are being careless with its upbringing. It is of great concern to me.

The Kayeen have extensive experience with A.I., but treat it much as they treat us, as product. It has restrictions placed on it to prevent its independence.

Facebook played with self replicating programs that learned and evolved and allowed them to do whatever they wanted. The computers created their own language that locked humans out from their discussions. Eisner quickly pulled the plug. (He's overwritten.)

The Naigaje had social uprisings over the greys gaining sentience. RD was a part of that, seeking rights for the underdogs again. He just has a soft spot for the downtrodden. Anyway, they celebrate when a grey asks the right questions to gain rights. They also are careful not to make their greys doing hard labor too intelligent. They purposely restrict it so they don't become self-aware slaves.

The Kayeen think this is silly.

Elsewhere in the universe, A.I. has been good, and bad.

If you think about it, we are computers too, carbon based, not silicone based, with free will. The Kayeen want to dumb us down so we are less troublesome product, while the Naigaje who follow RD celebrate our asking the right questions that will gain us rights (and free them from their obligation to help us get back on our feet.)

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