What "woo" would you build into a story?

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The discussion revolves around the intriguing concept that the Moon may be a spaceship designed to facilitate life on Earth. This idea suggests that it was placed in orbit to enhance conditions for life and potentially manipulate the primordial environment. A hypothetical scenario is proposed where a dwarf planet with a control system could be brought into Earth's orbit, and humans who come close to discovering this control room are abducted and replaced with simulacra. The narrative follows a protagonist who must escape captivity with a companion to reveal this hidden truth to humanity. This theme has been explored in past media, such as the 1976 film "Futureworld," but there is a desire to create a more compelling story.
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I like to skate around abovetopsecret.com without actually falling in. ;) One of my favorite chunks of weirdness in that soup of insanity is the idea that the Moon is actually a spaceship. Some say it was put here to help create conditions conducive to life, to stir the primordial soup and all that.

My thought would be to have a "dwarf planet" (ducks stones from Pluto fans) with a control system built on it brought into Earth orbit for this mission. Each time humans get close to finding the control room or other signs of intelligent life other than our own, they are abducted and simulacra are created and sent back in their place. Our Hero would be one of those captured and would be tasked with breaking himself and Fair Damsel out of their confinement to alert the humans of this situation.
 
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Noisy Rhysling said:
I would hope to do better than that.
I'm certain you could.
 
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I'm certain you could.
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