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Could "comet" 3i Atlas be a living being? Many experts have speculated that it may be of alien origin - a spacecraft or probe or unknown technology, but could it actually be a living space tourist?

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What if America was "allowed" to win the Revolutionary War? What if Benjamin Franklin struck a closed-door deal with the Crown, France and European leaders to facilitate the emergence of a strong-willed western hemispherical partner in trade and war, while creating the illusion that Americans were no longer subjects of the monarchy? Nearly every global conflict involving the United States could somehow be traced to the British Empire. It might appear that the U.S. was destined to be their proverbial "muscle" in resolving such situations. Plenty of examples of throughout history. Did the Patriots really win? Are we living an illusion? Are we all still somehow subjected to the whims of the European royalty?

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Proposed origins of "comet" 3i/Atlas have included alien spacecraft, interstellar probe, extraterrestrial machinery, and mysterious space rock, but it's unlikely that a truly advanced alien species would travel the galaxy kinetically, or send a physical device when they would probably possess remote-viewing capabilities far exceeding ours... Right?

So, what if 3i/Atlas is actually from Earth - a technology deployed by an advanced species that predates humanity? Was it developed and deployed by an intelligent race that inhabited the Earth millennia ago, and is now returning from its intended mission? Or could it be a data backup? - an archive sent off from a dying civilization and timed to return to share their collective knowledge with the next earthly inhabitants: Us.

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