Are aliens avoiding Earth?

We are like ant hills to them. Do you bother ant hills when you see them? We are probably insignificant.

a reply to: errck

Magnifying glasses are fun.

zzzztttt.

originally posted by: antar
a reply to: darkuniverse

Perhaps we are the aliens, and those most deem "the" aliens have more interest in our planet and the non human lifeforms from flora and fauna to insects and animal life?

OK. Let's tackle that one directly. How do you suppose WE are "the aliens"? What evidence is there? Any at all? Now what evidence do we have that we evolved here? Several hundred thousand years of the fossil record showing us gradually evolving from small apes to Homo sapiens. It grows more complex with each new discovery, but the basic issue is quite clear. And if the fossil record was not clear enough, completely from another direction comes DNA and guess what? It completely and thoroughly corroborates the fossil record at a sub-cellular level and goes beyond it. Now we know most all Europeans have some Neanderthal DNA, about 2%, and even more Denisovan DNA. We don't have every particular down and likely never will, but new discoveries support the old and DNA supports it all.

Now if you want to point out that the molecules in our bodies were originally manufactured in stars, or that perhaps (Perhaps!) life was seeded here by life on asteroids or meteorites, therefore we are technically "aliens" I will give you that, even though it's stretching credulity to far beyond the breaking point. But there is no doubt we, Homo sapiens, are of the Earth, not from some other planet. If you want to claim otherwise you have to come up with some evidence that overwhelms the considerable evidence we already have.

One of the most interesting hypothesis I have heard, is that we were made by aliens, for slavery. That's why we still mind for gold and ore. And that she you reproduced to quickly and that we began to fight back, they left us on this rock we call earth. And is was these race beings that had done it.

Link:www.truthbeknown.com...

a reply to: darkuniverse

Yeah.
And a civilization which can perform interstellar travel wants gold. From Earth.

Makes perfect sense.

originally posted by: darkuniverse
One of the most interesting hypothesis I have heard, is that we were made by aliens, for slavery. That's why we still mind for gold and ore. And that she you reproduced to quickly and that we began to fight back, they left us on this rock we call earth. And is was these race beings that had done it.

Link:www.truthbeknown.com...

Again, I am sure aliens would be capable of combining atoms to create any elements of their choosing. No slave prison planet needed.

Here's a thought. What if there is a "higher power" watching over us so to speak. And said higher power has warned off all the possible aliens out there. A bit like this ST TNG episode. Justice.

It could just be we became somebody's science project. Or going with the Star Trek analogy perhaps a Federation type body has us off limits or even an advanced powerful individual being like a Q. Though if it's a being at what point do you start calling it God?

a reply to: darkuniverse

What could they possibly gain by visiting us? What do we have that they would want?

Maybe we have been visited by extraterrestrials before and we're some kind of sick joke among their home planets. "Go drop in on this planet and observe them for a bit and watch how the react."

Maybe aliens have a sense of humor too.

Aliens are here. But, they know an invasion will give US NWO agenda total control of the world. Obviously they won't come down here with massive forces to be dragged into a war. Life ain't a video game. Aliens can't just bomb the planet because it would be destroying a lot of resources in process. Just look at America draining all the resources of the planet with its sink holes.

This might prove interesting

www.goodreads.com...

This only skims 'Nothing' that force little known. Perhaps in it lies a propulsion...?

"That missing something, strange to say, is a grasp of nothing itself. Understanding nothing matters, because nothing is the all-important background upon which everything else happens.”
― K.C. Cole, The Hole in the Universe

a reply to: ntech

What if there is a "higher power" watching over us so to speak.

Deep. Freshman dorm talk.
Which is fine. But "what if" my uncle was a woman?

See, what ifs can go absolute anywhere (meaning nowhere). What if there are an infinite number of universes? Did someone's god create them all? Or is there a god for each. Or does each have many gods?

Freshman dorm discussion. Often stoned.
Been there.

a reply to: schuyler

"How did they get here?"

That was Sagan's old dodge for escaping the reality of the "swamp gas" UFOs.

As if that is the most important question we should be asking. I had expected better from you Schuyler.

a reply to: Aliensun

What, in your opinion, is the most important question?

They're waiting for harvest

a reply to: ssenerawa

When is a human ripe?

originally posted by: schuyler
The question remains: How did they get here?

That's an arrogant question based on the presumption of things we only know now.

Think about it.

During the Boer War, which ended in 1902, the most advanced weapons on the battlefield were machine guns and cannons and cavalry rode into battle on horseback.

The V2 first broke the sound barrier 40 years later

43 years later, at the end of WW2, we had bombs that could level a city, jet fighters and tanks.

55 years later we put a satellite in orbit

67 years later we landed people on the moon

79 years later we launched the first reusable spacecraft.

And that is just in the average lifespan of a US male citizen.

Just because we don't know something now, it doesn't mean we'll never be able to do it. All of the above would have been unthinkable to someone alive during the Boer war.

Cell Phones and Computers would be magic to them.

originally posted by: neformore

originally posted by: schuyler
The question remains: How did they get here?

That's an arrogant question based on the presumption of things we only know now.

Think about it.

During the Boer War, which ended in 1902, the most advanced weapons on the battlefield were machine guns and cannons and cavalry rode into battle on horseback.

The V2 first broke the sound barrier 40 years later

43 years later, at the end of WW2, we had bombs that could level a city, jet fighters and tanks.

55 years later we put a satellite in orbit

67 years later we landed people on the moon

79 years later we launched the first reusable spacecraft.

And in all that time, the laws of physics have never been broken.

Which is pretty much what you'd need to do before interstellar travel was viable.

originally posted by: MongolianPaellaFish
And in all that time, the laws of physics have never been broken.

Which is pretty much what you'd need to do before interstellar travel was viable.

In 1902, the heavier than air powered aircraft was impractical. Supersonic flight was seen as impossible. The atom bomb was impossible. Space flight was impossible.

Physics is only as good as our current understanding of it. It is constantly evolving. Your thoughts there are trapped in the "now". We don't know what we don't know....yet.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Tuomptonite

For all we know, WE are the "aliens". Every time you hug your wife or play with your kids, you could be making "alien" contact.

I have no doubt that my teenage daughter is an alien. Her version of logic is not of this Earth.

As an intelligent man and loving father, you owe it to yourself to learn as much as you can from your daughter's evidently puzzling philosophy. She seems to be like many others these days, including my daughter. I call them the "UFO kids." They come with a mindset that defies what has been taught by consensus reality.

The changes in DNA done by the ETs to abductees is the explanation for the "medical exams" and this new breed of transformational humans. Want to know more about the process and what is in store? Got to the "Journal of Abduction-Encounter Research, www.jar-magazine.com... I have a recent article there to better explain what is being done to our children and how we must prepare ourselves for the changes. I suspect an alternative name for the crass "UFO kids" would be that new term we see these days, Social Justice Warrior (SJW).

Perhaps you should wonder, if you or anyone in your family back into the '60 and '70s may have been abducted.

Good luck!