So recently I've gained interest in flying. And not with a machine, flying as a person. I've watched many videos on how to fly, but I still couldn't seem to get off the ground. I have no clue how the forget peter pan did it in that broadway musical I watched, so I spent all night studying every single frame of that show until I realized: You can't learn to fly, you're born with the ability.
Here is a video of a human ghost flying, notice how this being used to be pure blood and flesh, and now can fly. Does this mean that in order to be enlightened with flight, one must first become a ghost?
This is also why if we made bird people, they couldn't teach us how to fly: truth is, not even birds know how to fly. According to national geographic and many tests preformed on baby animals, little birds cannot fly. They have to be taught. After
reading this article, I've realized that one of the biggest reasons why we cannot fly as a human race naturally is because we weren't raised by bird-mothers. We simply adopted their natural talent, and only a few humans have truly mastered this trait.
Now we have those flying machines like the daunted zeppelin and the cessna ultralight, which allows us to emulate flight. After watching somebody use a
VR machine to simulate flying, riding multiple aircrafts in my lifetime and being in the air pretty much my whole life, I am probably qualified to answer any and all questions about flying.
I will also update this thread with my flying endeavors. Someday, we will be able to fly, all of us. I hope that day is sooner than later.
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