posted on Aug, 2 2008 @ 06:02 PM
"oblivious to us"? What if we were exploring the stars and their planets in this quadrant of the Milky Way (I wonder what the ET calls our galaxy
and what their name for our planet is?), and we ran across a primitive civilization at the early stages of evolution? Would we interfere? In
science, we make observations. We might make a few subtle interferences, but then step back and watch? Maybe there are some ET races that have
interfered with us (as is a possibility presented by Zecharia Sitchin in the 12th Planet) in the past, but other ET races intervened out of principles
associated with ethics codes and are working to enforce a non-interference clause in the Galactic Govn't that says no interference, just observation
that won't alter their natural flow of evolution?
I think this is what is happening. Clearly we are being visited. Clearly there has been some interference in the past, and even some recently,
perhaps. Yet it also appears to be the case that we are being observed; monitored; maybe even protected from benevolent interference by malevolent
beings...sort of like the good cop/bad cop thing...
I don't think however, that they are so smart they ignore us. We are much more intelligent (as humans go) than much of our wildlife (however in cat
IQ we are retarded...try living side by side with a lioness and her cubs and see how long you live to adapt!!!) yet we take a profound interest in
learning from them and watching them interact with nature in their natural habitat. I suspect strongly that we are to many of the ET's a species in
a natural habitat, however we are evolving in a faster and much different way than most animals as a direct result of our DNA and who we are etc...
thus we must be awful interesting creatures, and even more so as we begin to venture out into the stars...and into the domain of the ET.
Of course it may also be that we are descendants of a race who fell from grace as it were (Atlantas, Lumeria), and are just now beginning to come
back from our destruction. Either way, we must look awful interesting to the ET's...I know I would want to study us. We are a peculiar species...so
capable of love and peace, and full of creative energies, but then also so very destructive and prone to excessive religiosity, materialism, war,
pollution, and runaway reproduction... Yes, I would want to study us, wouldn't you? And I might be tempted to intervene every once in a while
also. Plus I might want to take bio samples from time to time as well, but in the interest of not interfearing, I might use my know how to help the
subject "forget" as it were. This line of reasoning seems to help explane a portion of what we know perhaps?
I hope my thoughts are of a good contribution to this thread. I enjoy reading things like this, and exploring possible ideas. From a quantum
prospective, much is possible.
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