There was an interesting quote from a Senator, who seems to be privy to some of this, a rambling statement that was mostly redundant and meaningless - the way someone speaks when he's restrained by requirements of secrecy, but he did say one thing that caught my attention, "Do you really think that this [meaning the human race] is the best God could do?"Detail:
Do you believe that the genetic fusion that is human chromosome 2 was caused by outer-space aliens?
don't know what you are trying to say? Humans have advanced and have lived longer than they did in the beginning of time from the get go. Science has advanced mankind with new discoveries every day and it is accelerating. People live longer than they did back in a ape man era and live longer back for the 1800's and 1900's.That is the dilemma of the human race.
Were we a genetic experiment that failed? A mix of ape-man with super-humans, making human?
Would there be mass chaos, if Humankind was informed of this?
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The idea is that the human race is a hybrid consisting of an advanced (genetically superior) extraterrestrial race, and the crude semi-humans that were already here.don't know what you are trying to say? Humans have advanced and have lived longer than they did in the beginning of time from the get go. Science has advanced mankind with new discoveries every day and it is accelerating. People live longer than they did back in a ape man era and live longer back for the 1800's and 1900's.
And Hubbard with his metaphysical bullshit has not advanced mankind.
Homo Saps are a hybrid, we bred with Neanderthals and Denisovans and quite possibly a few other early homo species. All the other species we interbred with so far discovered have been Earthlings on our evolutionary line. It would be interesting to find that we also had physical relationships with Martians or Markabians. I don't think it's impossible, just can't imagine that any beings from a completely separately evolved planet would be having DNA similar enough to ours that we could breed. As far as I understand it would not be possible for a human to make babies with a dog or goat and according to theory many male Welshmen have tried female sheep, all without resulting sheeple.The idea is that the human race is a hybrid consisting of an advanced (genetically superior) extraterrestrial race, and the crude semi-humans that were already here.
Announcing this would destabilize society.
According to the idea, the hybrids would have been gestated artificially, in vitro, by the aliens, then, after a successful hybrid had been created, it would have been possible (so the idea goes) for normal interbreeding between the hybrids and Earthlings to occur.Homo Saps are a hybrid, we bred with Neanderthals and Denisovans and quite possibly a few other early homo species. All the other species we interbred with so far discovered have been Earthlings on our evolutionary line. It would be interesting to find that we also had physical relationships with Martians or Markabians. I don't think it's impossible, just can't imagine that any beings from a completely separately evolved planet would be having DNA similar enough to ours that we could breed. As far as I understand it would not be possible for a human to make babies with a dog or goat and according to theory many male Welshmen have tried female sheep, all without resulting sheeple.
I think that life outside of our planet is possible, I just don't think that aliens speak English with American accents, or look like anything seen on 1950s TV, or any other Earth Sci-fi series.
Look at how creatures evolved on distant Islands, so differently to those in the other areas, like marsupials in Australia, evolved differently from whatever creatures it might be related to in Eurasia, a duckbilled platypus would not be able to breed with a duck or a guinea-pig.
Many animals in this planet have a similar basic structure, a skeleton, a skull with two eyes two nostrils a mouth and so on, this would not need to be the case in a different planet with different mass, atmospheric pressure, chemistry and so on. We evolved because of the conditions on this little speck in a galaxy filled with very different planets.
We are similar to other primates, yet no known hybrid is recorded. We share a lot of DNA with other earth creatures and even with earth plants. Humans share almost all of our DNA with cats, cattle and mice
It doesn't matter how big the test tube it must be very hard to cross an alfalfa with a fish, but as they're both made with earth genes that would be easier than mixing DNAs from two different planets.According to the idea, the hybrids would have been gestated artificially, in vitro, by the aliens, then, after a successful hybrid had been created, it would have been possible (so the idea goes) for normal interbreeding between the hybrids and Earthlings to occur.
It's a plausible explanation for a cover up, if humans are an inferior version of some alien race.
"Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying." Arthur C. Clarke
you are still in woo woo land.The idea is that the human race is a hybrid consisting of an advanced (genetically superior) extraterrestrial race, and the crude semi-humans that were already here.
Announcing this would destabilize society.
I like the way you think. Spot on!It doesn't matter how big the test tube it must be very hard to cross an alfalfa with a fish, but as they're both made with earth genes that would be easier than mixing DNAs from two different planets.
It's way too woo woo but the sci fi book I vaguely remember reading suggested that an advanced culture ran around the universe planting the seeds of DNA in some unknown way programming for life seeded in a bacterium that went through a long drawn out evolution pre-planned ending up with almost the same life on all seeded planets. Then a few million billion or trillion years later they go back and if they haven't blown themselves up with nuclear weapons, they introduce themselves and shake hands. Sounds way too Hubbard, maybe it was on a Philadelphia lecture or Azimov or Clarke or something.
Then that would explain why the UFOs are here!What about the idea the earth is a biological repository for the galaxy?
We have critters from all over the place here.
(Emphasis added above)Shades of Zecharia Sitchin:
Zecharia Sitchin was an author of books proposing an explanation for human origins involving ancient astronauts. Sitchin attributed the creation of the ancient Sumerian culture to the Anunnaki, which he stated was a race of extraterrestrials from a planet beyond Neptune called Nibiru. WIKI
He was doing a book reading at a bookstore in Santa Monica, and I asked him during the audience Q and A what started him on his journey, and he replied - "in the Torah it says man is created in our (Gods) image - I asked "why is it plural?" and the rabbi said to ignore that." I didn't. I wanted to know why. So I learned to read Sumerian"
Mimsey
You want something? I'll give you something. I've basically taken every conspiracy theory I could find and smashed them together.Big report of 25 June finally released. As expected, it essentially says nothing.
It's a parody of scn and creative writing.HH, well that was along post!
I don't see eye to eye with some of your ideas but I do really admire the amount of thought you put into this.
If we were to develop a way to lengthen life, to double the amount of years we could be here, with full physical and mental capacity how would that work with the sex compulsion? Mind you we did discover the pill, so maybe improved birth control would be easier to handle things with people reproductively able for 200 years.
In a nutshell, he claims the Sumerian texts discuss a 12th planet, Niberu in an eccentric orbit, that goes out beyond Pluto, and then comes inward, passes our planet, goes around the sun then goes outbound. The people on the planet needed our minerals, so they did genetic engineering to the Cro-Magnon combined with their own DNA to create homo sapiens, a slave race, to mine the minerals but things went wrong.(Emphasis added above)
The Old Testament makes it quite clear that there is more than one god out there. It says "thou shall have no other gods before thee". In other words, there are other gods, just not any the ancients are allowed to worship.
But to create Man in the gods' image -- since worship is not part of it, is allowed.
However, I think too much emphasis is being placed on the difference between "Earthlings" and "the gods" (ancient astronauts?) People are people, and "they" are more like us than unalike -- the major difference being they had access to technology, like spaceships, that we didn't.
To say it again: OT powers require worship to seriously turn on.
Disclosure: I have not read any of Sitchin's books.
Helena