| Display title | ET Gave Us Wi-Fi |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some science fiction works will have as part of their plot that a noticeable chunk of modern technology was descended from the use of alien science/knowledge in some way: perhaps it was the reverse engineering of Imported Alien Phlebotinum, or possibly the discovery of some Lost Technology left behind by Ancient Astronauts, or maybe we got it from a Captured Super Entity. At any rate, it's not really ours. |