There are more than a few ways I could go about this, but I'll try and be polite and patient here.
Let's begin with your particular psychedelic experiences and what in them led you to believe that the "dark future" of humanity (whatever that might mean) will be under rule of either machines or aliens.
Then moving on to your last point about DMT reports...It's hard for me to be objective in the face of a statement like that.
I only see some kind of religious believes which makes no sense at all
This tells me three things:
- You obviously haven't read enough reports
- You haven't had enough experiences
- You haven't given it all as much thought as you ought have
To insinuate that normal and intelligent people would entertain the idea that they are god in the midst of a profound psychedelic experience is somehow being misled or exhibiting a shallow and uneducated thought pattern is to demostrate that you yourself are a victim and an example of this same pattern.
That is unless you have some irrefutable, undebatable proof that god doesn't exist and the religious experience that is commonplace while deep in the psychedelic realm is nothing more than a shared hallucination that only brainwashed people can experience.
I personally am not religious in the strict sense of the word, but I cannot deny that there is something divine about the Universe. The patterns we see everywhere might be a product of our pattern-seeking primate brain, but it might also be a manifestation of the language of life itself and all of its various forms. That, however, is a discussion for another time.
So what I would recommend in this case is for you to put some more effort and thought into the discussions you are starting, and also being more open-minded and curious. To end this on a somewhat jovial note, here's a visual representation of the most probable state of our current intellectual predicament.