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| | Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory?Page 48 of 53 (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53) | Some here are saying that "we share our DNA with every life form on the planet" as proof that aliens did not create us.
What does that have to do with anything, if ET's simply used DNA manipulation, and tweaked what was already here? Maybe they landed in Africa and used available primates there to create a primate/alien hybrid there. In China they used a different primate to create an alien/primate hybrid. Different primates, different races. All would have DNA linked to earths species, and to a common ancestor.
If blacks are dark because of adaptation to climate, then why aren't people in hot areas of South America black? Why aren't Inuit people hairy? Surely being hairy would help their survival in cold weather? Yet none of us humans are hairy. Why didn't the cold dwelling humans evolve more hair? Whites supposedly didn't darken because of a cold climate, and not exposed to sun. Shouldn't Inuits be white then? None of the races really seem to have their features just because of climate and environment. Maybe alien DNA manipulation is responsible for this loss of hair? Maybe different primates=different races. Maybe we are all just brothers because of our alien DNA commonality?
I think there is evidence of technology in ancient times. Indian texts of aircraft fighting battles. The stones of Stonehenge coming from 100 miles away. Stone slabs in pyramids with a flatness tolerance of 2 thousandths of an inch. Slabs moved in Bolivia weighing 800 tons. Stones moved in Lebanon weighing 1200 tons. Gold ornaments shaped like jet fighters.
I think the tower of Babel was a rocket ship. They built a "tower with a top that reached unto Heaven". They had been on mountains and not reached Heaven, you really think they would try to build a physical structure to reach Heaven that way? No, they were as intelligent as we are. We built Apollo rockets that were "towers" and "reached to the Heavens". I believe they built a rocket, and their alien creators got pissed off about having competition and came down and put a stop to it. | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 12/30/2011 5:44:56 PM | The Bible proves that life on earth was Created by "Extra Terrestrials." Identified Flying Objects are all through out Scripture from what Moses and the Israelites followed out of Egypt, which deliberately moved and stopped. Enoch and Elijah were taken from the earth in what is termed "Whirlwinds" and "Chariots." Job called them "Whirlwinds." Ezekiel called them "Wheels." Jesus ascended into a "Cloud," which obviously was not just something that made it rain. Saul of Tarsus saw a "bright light from heaven"(the sky), and heard an identifying voice; this experience even changed His life and His name to become the Apostle Paul. So yes there is no theory as to the nature of who and what is the God of the Earth. For those that say "No Way," I say "YaHWeH!!" | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 12/30/2011 8:02:10 PM | I'm pretty sure that the bible itself clearly states that mary and joseph were aliens
Isnt that why they had to go back to jerusalem so that the egyptian version of border control didnt beat on their ass? | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 12/30/2011 8:12:07 PM | Ha ha ha!! Mike Just show your ignorance and your blasphemy. Why do you not contribute something of edification to the topic rather than talking crap? | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/3/2012 3:50:22 PM |
Saul of Tarsus saw a "bright light from heaven"(the sky), and heard an identifying voice; this experience even changed His life and His name to become the Apostle Paul. This reminds me of some of the visions related to Mormonism. They believe God has a physical form on another planet. Sounds like an ET to me. Maybe Joseph Smith was paid some ET visitations as well as Saul? | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/4/2012 1:50:49 PM | My interpretation of the Book of Mormon is not Mormon Doctrine, but is valid in conjunction with Meso-American history. I understand the parallels between Sumerian Accounts, the Bible, and other religious texts. Such reveals that organized religion, no matter the name, is errant to the true meaning and dynamic of what can be call "Human Religion." Organized religion and secret societies keep people(scientific or religious minded) dumbed down and in a "Spell" or false paradigm of thought and (mis)understanding. God, an "alien" to those alienated from Him. | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/5/2012 11:06:56 AM | >>>What does that have to do with anything, if ET's simply used DNA manipulation, and tweaked what was already here?
Im just questioning the reasoning and rationale behind claiming that life can originate on its own, and various forms of intelligent life can originate on its own, but WE are special. It just seems to be a desperate attempt to enforce a kind of importance that really isn't there- and more importantly, the evidence behind "aliens" tweeking us is laughable at best.
>>> Maybe they landed in Africa and used available primates there to create a primate/alien hybrid there.
EXACTLY- what you're suggesting is life can create itself from nothingness, can evolve, and can reach a point of intelligence on its own- but that we need something else for that extra push.
I think "Why couldn't it happen on its own" isn't an outrageous question
Not to mention, if we're "alien hybrids", wouldn't there be larger difference than 2% genetically?
>>> In China they used a different primate to create an alien/primate hybrid. Different primates, different races
....huh? I....I don't follow....I mean, if we were from a different species of primate, then we would be genetically different from Asians....but we're not....all human life can from the same primate.
>>>If blacks are dark because of adaptation to climate, then why aren't people in hot areas of South America black?
They certainly have some darker skin pigment, but the simplest answer is they haven't had enough time to evolve.
>>> Why aren't Inuit people hairy?
For someone who believes apes evolved naturally, you have alot of doubts about human evolution;
Do you believe humans are capable of evolution?
>>>Yet none of us humans are hairy.
Speak for yourself.
>>> Maybe different primates=different races.
Nonsense. All people are 2% similar to chimps . If what you suggest is true, then Asians would be more similar to another kind of primate- and no such connection has ever been found...
>>>. Indian texts of aircraft fighting battles.
Care to elaborate? I've never heard of that.
>>>The stones of Stonehenge coming from 100 miles away.
I'm not saying that the Stonehenge wouldn't have been difficult to construct- but impossible? Not at all.
>>>I think the tower of Babel was a rocket ship.
There's no evidence that the tower of Babel ever existed. You got awful alotta faith in whats said in the bible.
So, in conclusion, the only physical evidence that humanity came from aliens is your own disbelief of how things like Stonehenge and the Pyramids were constructed.... | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/5/2012 2:34:06 PM |
If aliens created humans, who created the aliens?
Why...other aliens, of course! And those aliens were created by yet earlier aliens!
Makes complete sense, don'tcha think? | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/5/2012 2:52:12 PM |
Why...other aliens, of course! And those aliens were created by yet earlier aliens!
Makes complete sense, don'tcha think?
Gwen hits forehead with palm and says, "Oh, duh!" | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/5/2012 3:50:44 PM | look to ancient Egypt, and the sudden explosion of their civilization/technology from essentially nothing. SHEMSU-HOR <3
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/5/2012 8:21:30 PM | But there WAS NOT a "sudden explosion" of their civilization and technology. With the advent of the Neolithic revolution circa 10,000 BCE, humans advanced steadily. The cities of Catalhoyuk and Jericho are examples of this advancement. It isn't as if humans were dragging their knuckles on the ground and the next day had invented writing.
Modern civilization has had similar spurts--first, the Industrial Revolution and in the last 20 years, computers, cell phone, etc. that, when I was a child in the 1960s, were the stuff of science fiction and fantasy.
I recommend that people read more, especially "stuff" more grounded in reality. Here's a suggestion-- The Lost Civilizations of the Stone Age by Richard Rudgley. | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/5/2012 9:30:58 PM | | It's funny Gwen you mentioned that because 10,000 BC seems to be right around the time the last ice age ended in which many believe was one of the main causes that helped human civilization get started. When the ice age ended It not only brought a lot of human expansion onto areas like North America and Europe, but also brought in a lot of changes agriculturally in which many feel that agriculture is one of the key components to the birth of civilization itself. With new fertile grounds that were once covered by ice sheets or blocked from human expansion for thousands of thousands of years during the ice age now expsoed, humans were able to settle in these new areas and grow alots of food on. | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/6/2012 6:15:09 AM |
It's funny Gwen you mentioned that because 10,000 BC seems to be right around the time the last ice age ended
Nope, it's not funny because the end of the last ice age was very likely the catalyst for the Neolithic revolution. :) | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/7/2012 12:28:50 AM | It's ironic as in what you said correlated to what I was thinking around that time peroid in regards to my post considering you and I don't agree things, but this we seem to agree on.
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/8/2012 5:38:21 AM | Personally, I think that the evolution of human civilisation, as apart from the evolution of humans as creatures, happened in a much more subtle and complicated way than can be attributed to simply "more arable land."
One of the things I noticed when I study WHERE civilisations sprung up, is that they did so in some of the LESS arable regions. What I mean is, that though we historically refer to the Mesopotamia area as "the fertile crescent," a more accurate way to refer to it in comparison to many other regions, is that it was a uniquely CONCENTRATED fertile area, with lots of fairly uninhabitable regions surrounding it.
People didn't turn from hunter-gathering there JUST because the ground was fertile, they did so because once they arrived there, it was easier to try to coordinate with other tribes, than it was to move out to another area when the population began to expand.
There is also a common, I think erroneous, or misleading belief, that humans have become much more INTELLIGENT over the last 20,000 years. That civilisation is directly linked to these more intelligent humans coming up with better solutions because they are so damn smart. What is much more likely, is that technological progress, including how to farm instead of simply gathering, is more a result of the chance CONCENTRATION of humans, along with the evolution of the ability to communicate complex ideas. We know that humans were making very sophisticated and subtle art, long before civilisation sprang up. We aren't sure how long before, because we only have access to the stuff that was created on cave walls, and so survived the ravages of nature.
Once a combination of relatively stable climate, concentrated (due to the limitation of the surrounding deserts) human presence, and the ability to pass learning on from human to human quickly all came together, then things took off.
As for the mistaken idea that "civilisations came and went without any explanation, hence space aliens or Gods must have done it all," that sort of thinking completely ignores the limits of our modern ability to SEE INTO the past. Anyone who wants a better, more realistic understanding of this, needs to investigate Historiography. That is the study of the evolution of History itself (History being the Story we tell ourselves about the past, as opposed to the past itself). We are learning more about the past every day. We only recently began to figure out, for example, that what we call the Minoan civilisation was brought down by the explosion of their central, island Capitol. Until that was recognized, Minoans were among the "civilisations which vanished for unknown reasons." | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/8/2012 7:29:21 AM | while not beliving in interstellar travel by aliens so i dont believe they have ever physically, visited nor ever shall i do think it might be possibble. i believe it is possibble that they guided the metorite that marked the end of age of the dinosauers to earth and so lead indirectly to the rise of the mammals | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/8/2012 8:23:22 AM |
People didn't turn from hunter-gathering there JUST because the ground was fertile, they did so because once they arrived there, it was easier to try to coordinate with other tribes, than it was to move out to another area when the population began to expand.
I would like to read about this theory--can you direct me to a book? Most of what I have read claims that sedentary, agrarian lifestyles called for populations to be able to defend what they had accumulated--this would be in the Upper Neolithic, though, and not the establishment of larger civilizations that propagated on the Nile delta and the fertile crescent.
I also was recently reading a claim that people were not necessarily better fed or healthier by congregating in settlements and towns, but I have been reading so much that I can't quickly remember which book it was.
I have a fascination with the Paleolithic/Neolithic; for me, it is an interest because that is most likely when god beliefs and archetypal myth/images began to be established. I have a very strong feeling that people who buy into the alien theory do not have a firm grasp on human development in these periods. | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/8/2012 10:19:26 AM | Shamanism/animism would probably have been most common during the paleolithic/neolithic... with the egocentricity of man anthropomorphism would have started early though...thus the beginnings of archetypes, or the superimposition of human psychology on natural forces. Settlements would have made it easier for a 'priest/ess' class to evolve... controlling the populace 'morally' as it began to grow would necessarily have to change from internal and/or tribal taboos to an external source, hence 'gods' as we think of them today, not a part of nature, or intrinsic, but outside it.
my theory:
animism (with nature, finding our place) shamanism (nature with an interpreter and sometimes intercessory) shamanistic pantheism (multiple natural forces interpreted - archetypal beginnings) priestly pantheism (intercession of archetypes based on nature and human psychology by interpreter) [these two above seem to jump back and forth through history] (true) monotheism (expression of human power structures through archetypes by an interpreter or system of interpretation, mother or father archetypes heavy - sacrificed 'god' a main theme in most)
Some of our 'monotheistic' constructs are actually pantheistic. (triune god, etc...)
Aliens. From what I understand the time frame suggested is in the order of 400,000 years ago to 2.5 million years ago. Aliens.. possible? Yes. Plausible? I don't know. The panspermia idea is interesting. I think that IF aliens have been involved with earth, it is probably more cultural influence than genetic tampering. But I don't know enough about our evolutionary knowledge to answer in an educated way to the biology component. | |
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| Humans created by Aliens: Plausible theory? Posted: 1/8/2012 10:30:36 AM | It's my own idea. I studied History my whole life, and after a great deal of thought, I asked some questions I hadn't seen asked elsewhere:
1. If we came out of Africa, which has lots of arable land, why did our modern civilisations all seem to get launched from isolated areas REMOTE from Africa?
2. What do those locations have in common, and how were they different from other areas, that might suggest why they had the success they did?
3. Do existing theories of how we came to be who we are, match with what we can easily see human nature consists of?
4. Why do teenagers all rebel so against parents?
From those questions, I saw that what the accepted initiation points of civilisation all consisted of rich resources which were concentrated in a relatively small space, and surrounded by relative wastelands.
I reasoned that teenagers rebel, because it is an evolutionary advantage for survival that a species spread out away from isolated areas, so that a small environmental disaster wont wipe them out. Therefore the members of our forbears who had biologically-driven grumpy children, spread out and survived as a species, while those whose children remained close to home got wiped out (often by using up the resources).
I saw that humans take the shortest route from where they are to where they want to be. Thus, since developing civilisation isn't easy, we wouldn't have done it if it was easier to migrate on to the next patch of arable ground. We did it because when those teens moved away from mom and dad, they only got a little ways off, before they turned back and decided it was easier to put up with Dad and Mom than to cross the desert. It was easier to organize how to get along with each other, than to kill each other off, especially after our technology (farming) made us more dependent upon having extra laborers. | |
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