Nuclear War on Mars Goes Viral

A TikTok user recently responded to a request for "a conspiracy theory that blows your mind".

"My theory is that we've come from Mars after we drained all of its natural resources and destroyed it with nuclear bombs."

Their TikTok video response was posted in mid March 2021 and now has over 2 million views.

While some media outlets and science journalists were quick to debunk the 'war on Mars' idea these critiques appear to have come from a positivistic worldview with a questionable sense of certainty. 

My recent study of 'exo' topics and research using meta-integrative methods that explore post-positivistic science and inquiry make me much less confident in dismissing the possibility that a nuclear war on Mars may have destroyed its fragile planetary ecosystem in the distant past.

While I may disagree with some of the rationale given by the above TikTok user I'm still open to the general hypothesis and believe further exploration is warranted.

A more open meta-integrative approach to this topic that includes 'consciousness studies' could explore data from a variety of sources such as:

1. Physical evidence of nuclear explosions on Mars eg Death on Mars or Evidence of Massive Thermonuclear Explosions on Mars in the Past
2. Exo and astro evidence of a previous aquatic ecosystem on Mars eg Mars Ocean Hypothesis
3. Photographic evidence of a previous exo-civilisation on Mars eg The Face on Mars: Evidence of a Lost Civilization? or The Martians: Evidence of Life on the Red Planet
4. Remote viewing of Mars and Martian events eg Farsight Institute - Remote Viewing Cydonia, Mars
5. People with conscious memories of living on Mars eg We Are the Disclosure: A People's History of the Extraterrestrial Field or The New Human: Awakening to Our Cosmic Heritage
6. Memories of living on Mars recovered during hypnosis eg The Convoluted Universe - Book 2 and Book 3
7. Whistle-blower testimony of hidden information about Mars and its past eg Super Soldier Talk (includes Life on Mars)
8. Information about Mars and its past channelled during altered states of consciousness eg
   The Prism of Lyra: An Exploration of Human Galactic Heritage

From this kind of integrative research a coherent story of Mars begins to emerge that includes the possibility of a now extinct advanced civilisation. eg Galactic Histories: Mars

As a species with nuclear capability living on a planet with a compromised ecosystem it might be prudent to be open to possible lessons from the distant past.