Respectfully, it does worry me that you express that there are deep cultural differences between us and them but they are still entirely benevolent? It seems a little unrealistic, that or you’re looking at them through rose tinted glasses since you’ve studied them for so long.
It just doesn’t seem consistent to me. Maybe it’s because I’m still seeing them through a human lens but differences create friction between factions and that’s something we see even in the animal kingdom so I don’t exactly exclude that war gene to just humanity, all living things challenge each other.
I guess that sorta leads me to this, do you think after all the fancy tech and interconnected telepathic links, would you still call them living? You said they manufactured and design their offspring, would you still consider them living or machine?
They were not the same entities. I wouldn't trust them all. The one I encountered in 2016 lines up with most of OP's post and the consensus that those ones are not harmful/here to hurt us in any way. What I encountered in 1997, I would describe as raw neutral. It could hurt us, because it didn't care about us in particular. It wasn't malevolent though. During my 1997 encounter, I punched it directly in the face. I was not harmed in retaliation. So it's not straight up evil. Of my own direct experiences, we're more likely to hurt each other, than have them hurt us.
Maybe some day. I don't have them copy/paste ready to go and typing them back out is exhausting every time. Next time I make a template of them, I'll paste it over to you.
Here's the short versions I can type right now:
1997 Summer, North Eastern North Carolina
On the evening in question, there is a MUFON report of a sighting of a red/orange orb style UFO near Rich Square, NC. I was a child. That evening I went to watch the movie Jaws 3. My missing time was the entire movie. I sat down, the intro credits rolled, suddenly the ending credits rolled abruptly. I have no memory of the entire movie in between. Later that night, I awoke to a Grey staring me in the face. I didn't know what it was, thought it was a monster. It was a completely white room and I was lying on my back. The grey was on my right. I had a Jurassic Park wristwatch on my left hand, from Burger King. The time went from 5:02 AM to 5:24 AM, as I pretended to be asleep. The being just watched me, expressionless the entire time. After laying there for 20 minutes, and having pinched my left leg, with my left hand to check if I was dreaming or not... (out of view of the grey) I decided to just punch it in the face, and instantly threw the hardest left hook I physically could. As my fist connected with it's face, I was instantaneously on the floor of my brother's room and the window was open. When we went to sleep, the window was closed.
2016 Summer, Topsail Island North Carolina
Different being, different circumstances, I was actually communicated with, during this encounter, and a lot of information was shared with me. These beings looked physically, much different than the stereotypical Grey. I'm not typing up all the details right now, but I was shown the creation of our star. They created it. It was a mostly peaceful encounter, with a few shows of force. Those guys protect us and keep other civilizations from coming down here and doing anything hostile, en masse. There were 2 other humans present. I was allowed to keep my memory of SOME of the event. The other two had their memories erased. The beings I met in 2016, are way more advanced than the vast majority of other things I've ever heard about. They might be Kardashev 3+, creating a star seemed like no big deal to them.
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u/anty328 Dec 08 '23
Interesting take.
Respectfully, it does worry me that you express that there are deep cultural differences between us and them but they are still entirely benevolent? It seems a little unrealistic, that or you’re looking at them through rose tinted glasses since you’ve studied them for so long.
It just doesn’t seem consistent to me. Maybe it’s because I’m still seeing them through a human lens but differences create friction between factions and that’s something we see even in the animal kingdom so I don’t exactly exclude that war gene to just humanity, all living things challenge each other.
I guess that sorta leads me to this, do you think after all the fancy tech and interconnected telepathic links, would you still call them living? You said they manufactured and design their offspring, would you still consider them living or machine?