Are Human Barbie Valerie Lukyanova is Real? Watch Bizarre Video Documentary Of YouTube Star To See Why Doll-Like Blonde Says She Is From Space [PHOTOS & VIDEO]

Valeria Lukyanova has resurfaced in a bizarre new documentary (Photo: Instagram/valerialukyanova_official).

Valeria Lukyanova, also known as the Human Barbie, is starring in a new documentary about her spiritual life. Vice followed the Ukrainian model for a film called Space Barbie. It is about as weird as you would expect.

The world knows Valeria Lukyanova as the girl who turned herself into a real-life Barbie doll," the video description read. "Controversy has surrounded her every move since her computer-perfect visage went viral last year.
"However, what most of the world doesn't know is that Valeria is not a real girl at all, but a time-traveling spiritual guru whose purpose is to save the world from the clutches of superficiality and negative energy."

At one point, Valeria Lukyanova claimed she heard voices in her head and could see people from other planets.
"I [once] asked myself whether everything was alright with my head," Lukyanova said. "One day I decided to visit a psychiatrist ... He said that I was very lucky I ended up coming to him because if it was another doctor, I definitely would have been taken into a 'special place.'"
She even claimed that she is not human.
"She's not a fraud," Vice director Will Fairman said. "She genuinely believes she's from another planet. 100 percent. She's not making any money from her life — not even from the seminars she gives — which is originally why I thought she was doing this."

The video description claims she is not a real girl. Instead, she is a "time-traveling spiritual guru whose purpose is to save the world from the clutches of superficiality and negative energy." It also says that Lukyanova delivers a life-changing philosophy to the human race by "physical perfection."
Vice's documentary-maker Will Fairman decided to travel to Ukraine to film the 23-year-old model because he believed "there had to be something more behind it all." "I followed it up and discovered she was a new age opera composer and gave seminars on spirituality," 

                   
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"She's not a fraud," Fairman said. "She genuinely believes she's from another planet. 100 percent. She's not making any money from her life - not even from the seminars she gives - which is originally why I thought she was doing this."
It has been rumored that she underwent numerous plastic surgery procedures for a pinched waist and perfect face after which Lukyanova turned into a real-life Barbie doll, who she considers is the "most perfect woman." But she has denied having surgery.
'She is paranoid about not looking perfect. I don't know exactly where it comes from," Fairman added. "She seems to have a quite a lot of issues about her physical self, and is incredibly fixated with her image."

"I come from a place where only love and joy exist," she said. "But I noticed the media is only interested in negativity: show someone in a bad light, show someone's mistakes...There are hate blogs and communities about me who post bad pictures about me and try and worsen my mood."
Despite those who despise Lukyanova, the Ukrainian star now has 877k Facebook fans and over 7,500 Twitter followers.

Why the IQ test does not measure intelligence..

"The scale, properly speaking, does not permit the measure of intelligence, because intellectual qualities are not superposable, and therefore cannot be measured as linear surfaces are measured."

— Alfred Binet (Creator of the IQ Tests), 1905 

For many, many years now, psychologists and other IQ supporters have been taking IQ tests, distributing IQ tests, and comparing their IQ scores with their peers, thinking that it meant that they were smarter than others. But that's wrong. The IQ test does not measure intelligence, it is a socially constructed concept that attempted a method of measuring intelligence. The thing is, it cannot be done. Everyone is smart in their own way, no one is completely over-superiorly smarter than another.

Take a person with 200 IQ and put him in a room. So let's say this person with 200 IQ does not know how to play the piano, do you expect him to be able to play Bach's Toccatta and Fugue in D minor instantly, by just looking at the music sheet? I think not. Do you expect him to learn any faster than a person with 100 IQ? A lot of people would say yes to this question, but it really depends on whichever one knows the strategy to improve. The person with 100 IQ might be able to play 20 other instruments excellently, and is considered a prodigy since he's only 15, but, given the IQ test, he doesn't know much about words or math or history, and therefore got a low score on it. This 15 year old kid isn't considered an idiot or average, he would be a lot faster in picking up the notes, since he can most likely play by ear, while the 200 IQ man does nothing with his life.
Take the 200 IQ man again and give him some painting tools. Would he be able to paint anything artistically well at his first try painting? Probably not. If the people with the highest IQ's are so smart, why do they suck at so many things? They might be good at taking their IQ tests, but you might already be able to tell, they suck at a lot of other things people with a lower IQ are way better at.
The main problem is, creativity isn't considered the same as intelligence. That is wrong, creativity is also intelligence. School kills so much of our kid's creativity these days that most adults completely separate the two categories. Getting the highest IQ in the world will literally gain you no useful skills in life. IQ scores can be improved, with study and practice, but that certainly doesn't mean you are any smarter than anyone else. You might know how to do some math problems, but if you don't even know how to socialize with your peers, then what's the point?
Some people actually think that everyone is born with an IQ. I say that is wrong. Einstein, and I am not saying he is dumb, he is a genius of course, couldn't even remember his phone number, address, how to tie his shoes, and a lot of other things. But he still discovered that energy is convertible to mass. How did he figure that out? There were thousands of other physicists working in their labs, doing their experiments, while Einstein was working at a patent office. The thing is, Newton had a law back then, or something that was considered one of Newton's Fundamental laws of physics, and it was that time is always the same, no matter what. The physicists back then would not defy any of Newton's laws. Einstein however, he was never exposed to this law, and therefore was the possibly the only person in the world that thought time could change depending on a person's speed. That's how he came up with the theory of relativity, it was his creative thinking that lead him to that. But, if you took Einstein, or any of the other smartest people you know, and put them in a place with little education, like somewhere in Africa, that person would almost 100% not turn out to be the genius he originally became, because his environment now became different.

On 11 September, 1948, the Empire State Building in New York was attacked with hundreds of birds of various species

The hypothesis about the existence of little-studied forms of life in the Earth's atmosphere has been an attraction for scientists for quite a long time. Nations around the globe have numerous stories, fairy-tales and legends about such creatures, the most popular of which are sylphs, giant fire birds, fairies, flying snakes and dragons. This weird theory has been gaining more and more details lately to prove its credibility.

The mysterious creatures of the sky can be traced in the history of the Roman Empire. According to ancient manuscripts, giant red ravens were seen flying in the sky above Rome in the year 106 B.C. Ancient writings say that the birds were carrying red-hot stones in their beaks. The ravens dropped and stones down on the ground, having scorched a half of the city. Similar fire-like creatures reminiscent of birds were seen in France and Portugal, in Middle Ages. They were called fire elementalias, specters of fire. Fire-birds caused numerous fires in the middle of the 1980s in San-Juan, Puerto Rico. Eyewitnesses said that the birds were huge, with a wing-spread of about four meters. 

Fire snakes and dragons were described in historical documents too. An outstanding incident took place in September of 1891 in the American town of Crawfordswille, Indiana. There is a story in the archives of the town about a 10-meter long fire snake, which appeared above the central square of the town. A lot of people saw the snake – they all said that it was a live creature. A local pastor vowed that the snake had red eyes of fire and the heat of its breath could be felt at a considerable distance. It is noteworthy that similar creatures could be seen in the sky above Indiana in the 60s and 70s of the current century. Film director William Gordon Allen used eyewitnesses' stories to create a colorful image of the fire snake. The illustration appeared in the documentary film “Overlords of the UFO,” which was released in 1976. 

Mass deaths of birds, or their sudden migration can also be considered an indirect evidence to prove the existence of an unknown form of life in the atmosphere of the planet. On 11 September, 1948, the building of New York's highest skyscraper, the Empire State Building, was attacked with hundreds of birds of various species. Eyewitnesses said that the birds were slamming into windows, as if they were trying to fly away from an imminent danger. Hundreds of birds fell down on the ground dead in May of 1917 in the US town of Baton-Rouge, Louisiana. A lot of them had strange burns on their bodies. A similar incident occurred in August of 1960 on the outskirts of Capitola Beach, when numerous birds fell down dead too. Ornithologists could never determine the reason of their death.

 American researcher Charles Fort wrote in his work “The Book of the Damned” that there were weird, jelly-like beings living in the Earth's atmosphere. Medusa-like creatures, Fort wrote, had stings and tentacles, which they used to hunt for birds. The existence of such creatures seemed to be unbelievable for a very long time, until American scientists developed a special substance, aerogel. The lighter-than-air gel is a substance, the state of which is represents both hard and gas condition. Researchers proposed that the flesh of the mysterious creatures could be made of a similar substance. The theory can be partly proved with an incident, which occurred on 28 December, 1958, in Florida. Detective Faustin Galegos found a strange object outside his house. The detective said that he took the object in his hands, but could not feel that he was holding it. It was a translucent ball, the size of a soccer ball, and it was practically weightless. The detective did not manage to preserve it, because it virtually melted in the air several hours later. Faustin Galegos said that he had an impression of holding an unknown dead creature in his hands. 

The most uneasy mentioning about the mysterious creatures of the sky belongs to researcher Robert Gardner. According to him, a transport aircraft of the US Air Force took off from an army base in San Diego in the summer of 1939. The plane, carrying 12 passengers aboard, returned to the base in about an hour, after it had sent an SOS. When servicemen opened the hatch, they saw that all 12 passengers were dead. The commander was the only person, who stayed alive, but he died in several minutes too. The dead military men had strange burns on their skin, but it did not become possible to find out their origin and what really happened on board the plane. Investigators determined that the crew and the passengers used their personal guns. The hull paneling of the plane was damaged with gunshots, as if the people were trying to kill a very fast enemy. Apparently, they failed to kill a mysterious creature.