so don't ask if you don't want to know
I'm not alone after all!
Okay, I’m alone just not in this particular subject.
I caught an episode of Ancient Aliens (History Channel) last night at Casey’s. Finally, actual scientists – MIT people even – agree there could be a chance that aliens have visited this planet before and possibly there is a genetic connection.
I’ve always found this idea a lot more palatable than either the whole God theory or even the more scientific evolved from muck/monkeys idea. I’ve always thought those ginormous etchings you could only see from the sky, the pyramids, the Mayan culture, and the fact that all over the globe individual societies believed in the same sort of God from the sky all lead towards alien influence. Atlantis? Could have been some alien ship. Stonehenge. Druids.
Don’t laugh.
All theories are laughed at until they’re proved. You never know.
Maybe alien breeding is the missing link?
Oh shaddup. It’s not like I’m out there looking for proof. It’s just something I find more believable (and more interesting) than the other options.
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about 2 years ago
I think all that time you spend with Evo makes this theory seem a lot more possible to you…
about 2 years ago
Dude, I believed this way before I ever met Evo. Plus he laughs at me, the asshole.
about 2 years ago
Many of these have nothing to do with aliens whatsoever. Why for example would aliens have anything to do with Stonehenge? Or for that matter, what interest would aliens have in setting up pyramids? And why is there absolutely no record of aliens having something to do with the pyramid building? (For the Egyptian pyramids at least we have a lot of data about the building and show nothing resembling alien intervention).
As to aliens and DNA, do you mean aliens interbreeding with humans? That makes no sense at all since we’d almost certainly have extremely incompatible biology. Do you mean modifying humans? If so, then why bother?