Space aliens are breeding with humans, university instructor says. Scientists say otherwise.
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Maybe you've never seen any space aliens, but recent polls indicate that up to 6 percent of Americans claim to have been abducted by them. The experience doesn't sound pleasant. The extraterrestrials are often said to take their captives to their saucers, lay them out on a table and extract sperm from the men and impregnate the women.
If you're familiar with UFO lore , you know there are a couple of common explanations for these breeding experiments. One is that the aliens are in a reproductive bind on their home world: They can no longer successfully procreate and so have come to Earth to use humans as incubators to spawn alien offspring. The other is that the aliens are producing hybrid beings that will somehow help them take over our planet.
Scientists, of course, are dubious of such claims. After all, there's never been any good evidence that the abductions are taking place. No one ever seems to bring along a cellphone to take photos or to pocket an artifact from the saucers.
But an instructor at the University of Oxford in England believes the abductions are real. Young-hae Chi, who teaches Korean at the university, also claims to know what the aliens have in mind. In lectures given at the university, he says they're creating alien-human hybrids as a hedge against climate change . To support his unorthodox theory, Chi notes that for several decades the number of reported alien abductions has risen. He bases this statement on the work of David Jacobs, a retired Temple University historian who has published several books on ufology and who runs the International Center for Abduction Research.
Jacobs has interviewed more than a thousand people who claim to have been abducted, using hypnotic regression that apparently allows them to recall their unearthly encounters with aliens. (Mind you, this too is controversial, and Jacobs himself admits that people should be skeptical of these recollections.)
Chi takes the claims at face value, and links the growing number of abductees cataloged by Jacobs to the increase in atmospheric greenhouse gases . He doesn't imply a cause and effect: The abduction experiment is not responsible for global warming. Rather, it's a reaction to it. The extraterrestrials are producing hybrids that can better withstand the rigors of a toastier planet. By producing a new model of Homo sapiens , this project would eliminate the need for difficult climate accords or elaborate geoengineering projects . It would also help the aliens themselves — who are said to be living among us — by preserving the part of their DNA that's carried by the temperature-tolerant hybrids.
Of course, human-alien hybrids, no matter how well adapted to a warmer world, don't address the crux of the climate change problem. Even unimproved humans can handle hotter temperatures; after all, they already live in a plethora of steamy environments including the Congo, Amazonia and downtown Tucson. Rising sea levels could be dealt with too, by building dikes along the seaboards and writing off Miami Beach.
But it's the other inhabitants of the planet that are problematic — crops and critters that will either migrate toward the poles or disappear altogether . These, after all, are essential to both our environment and our food supply. Does the Oxford instructor presume that these other earthly residents are also being re-engineered by the aliens?
In addition, Chi's argument rests on the fact that two things have simultaneously increased in the past several decades: the number of reported abductions and the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide. Of course, many other things have risen during this time, too — including the price of bacon and the number of TV channels. It's a big jump from a coincidence in timing to an alien project to produce a climate-resistant species.
Eventually, this weird theory will be vindicated or vanquished by observation. Chi says the reason we don't see the aliens is that they are largely unrecognizable. "The first generation hybrids still have physical features distinctive to aliens'" he told NBC News MACH in an email. "But from the second generation ... they have almost indistinguishable bodily features from those of humans, although they may still carry at least one fourth of alien genes."
The inability to discern anything odd about the appearance of the hybrids is both convenient and unconvincing. They live among us, but we don't notice. And meanwhile, the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide continues to climb. It seems unlikely that humanity will ultimately find this situation less threatening thanks to an alien re-build.
But still, you might want to check your 23andMe results. Maybe you're already a hybrid.
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Shades of Whitney Schriber but with a twist. So many places to go with this one.
This isn't the first time Ive heard about a supposed human-hybrid breading program. Google Dulce New Mexico and UFOs.
I saw that on the History Channel. Apparently some guy survived a fire fight with the aliens but he ended up murdered in his own home after going on a speaking tour about it
That was an alien sleeper cell.
There are a lot of bright professionals that are willing to explore the possibility of Intelligent Life on other Solar Systems because they have given up on finding any here, on Planet TRUMP
I've always known I was a superior specimen and mom liked sci-fi so........
I give what I have read about Dulce NM about 1% chance of being true, but it is good science fiction if you look at it that way.
Back in the day , people believed that witches were controlling everything, in the "space age", the myth has been passed to "aliens".
If thousands of people have been kidnapped by aliens, taken up to spaceships and used for breeding, why is there no evidence of it other than "memories"?
Flat Earth, young Earth, space aliens, Bigfoot, ...
We have a large portion of our "leaders" who actively denigrate science and fact-based analyses. (I'll seed later on this morning about the latest EPA rules emasculation.)
There's no longer any opprobrium attached to crazy ideas: just ignore reality, invent facts, ...
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For many people, if they want to believe something they most definitely will find a way to do so.
Of course a public opinion poll is good enough for definitive validation too.
Don't laugh. It just might not be a joke. Dave also posted this earlier.
Oh come on everybody. It's all crap. We're ALL aliens, with those we call Adam and Eve having been sent here on a spaceship from a dying planet (like Superman). In a "questions" seed I posted a short time ago there is an answer to the theory of evolution. The question was asked "If we descended from apes, why are there apes today?"
At the Bronx Zoo?
Alice Roberts has a lecture for that.
Yes, she tells a nice story about 8 million years of evolution, but I'm sticking to my theory. LOL
Found a good one for you.
She is very entertaining while also very knowledgeable.
I appreciate your attempt, but I'm unable to open it. YouTube is blocked where I am, as is FaceBook, Twitter, Google, and now I regret to say Wikipedia, even if it has been under criticism lately.
Try searching for:
Yt is actually made for school children, but still very good.
Side note; I tend to think most who have issue with Wikipedia may not understand the significance of footnotes.
Found it on Ecosia, but it's on vimeo which I cannot open. I think I would need to see a text version.
I'll try sending you a Private Note of the transcript...then hit the hay.
I'll check later to see it it comes through.
It's too long to post.
I'll have to fiddle with it later.
Actually, this has been going on for a while. England's RAF has reported the same thing.
Don't forget about Roswell.
Currently reading a book by Col. Phillip J. Corso (ret) called The Day After Roswell. He was in Army Intelligence and headed up R&D studying the remains of the Roswell crash and makes a pretty good case for its reality.
You can read it here .
Be advised that the book made the grade on The Guardian's Top 10 literary hoaxes , back when it was fresh:
Ok.....maybe 45 years later and I don't believe the Soviets had the H-bomb in 1947, did they?
I could be wrong
The USSR conducted its first nuclear weapon test (A-bomb, not H-) in secret on August 29, 1947.
Ok...what month did Roswell happen? (Yes, I know, I could wiki it, but I'm lazy)
O-o-o-p-s... 1949...
Two years after Roswell.
Thank-you. Now aren't you glad I made you go look it up?
I knew Roswell. I thought the first Soviet test was in 1948. So... yes. I prefer getting it right.
You're a good egg, Bob
What happened there?
I've seen two UFOs in my lifetime. But why have I never been abducted? Is there something wrong with me?
Totally normal.
Probe-ably... Perhaps you were wearing the wrong pumps..?
Well....since I don't wear pumps....
Do little grey aliens have a foot fetish?
My pedicured tootsies are the perfect shade of peachy pink, even if it is chipped. I do need to put more moisturizer on my heels because they are dry.
I'm trying to figure out how you know that nail technicians are almost always Vietnamese. You're correct, but .... do you get pedicures?
I hate them. I'm too ticklish. I always grab onto the arms of the chair and make stupid faces and noises and everyone tries not to stare at me. One time I jammed the poor nail technician's finger.
It looks kind of like this, but it's not this color. I haven't bought any nail polish for almost a year.
I do no girly things but I do get a pedicure. I hate feet, so anything to make them look better. LOL.
Also, I have to attract a good alien mate.
I need a pedicure right now. Also, a haircut and a facial.
I'm falling apart
I like OPI's "I'm Not Really a Waitress" for my toes.
I've done my own toes and feet so far this year ... I'll probably get a pedi soon, though.
I think facials are overrated for the price. It weirded me out when I got one and the technician told me how "expressing the pores" (meaning squeezing out blackheads or whatever) is the part of the job she loves. Ick.
Have the little fishes that nibble on the feet.
My feet are very ticklish. That idea also sounds gross.
I have something that looks like this to smooth away callouses and dry areas on my feet.
I do too - and it doesn't tickle when I do it. But when the nail tech does it ... watch out.
I'm not bold enough to wear that color. I usually stick to pinks, skin tones, and peach colors. I love OPI because it doesn't chip as easily and it lasts, even if it costs 2-3 times as much as what you buy in a drug store.
I used to wear fire engine red on my toes in the summer but I think that I'm too old for that.
I actually used nail polish red to touch up a chip on an old car and it worked perfectly.
I wouldn't wear it on my fingernails, but I think it's fine for toes. And hah!
Trout and I did, in 10.2.1/2
They've banned that in a lot of areas. Turns out it's a good way to get infections - those fish tanks are breeding grounds for bacteria being spread from person to person.
In the summer when I'm in the river, sometimes the minnows will nibble at my feet - it's so cute!
This is the red color. My bottle is about 12 years old but still works great.
Thank you. I never do anything halfway.
How dare she? Let's fry that fish, LOL!
I would scream loud enough to be heard if a different area code if that happened. I fell in a river once from a kayak and when I got back in the boat I had a crayfish on my shoelaces. He was cute but I tossed him back in the water.
The natural way. Haha
They do that here too. We swim, well soak, at a sand bar on the river. They will come up and peck on you. I have gotten hit by bigger fish, They almost slam into you.
Sand is good for cleaning the hands too.
Proof positive that aliens and humans have mated...
I'm sure they appreciate "come probe me pumps" same as any other hot blooded biped...
If I spent $800 on a pair of 5" Louboutins would that be worth a 5 light year journey to see me wear them? Do they like pumps or thigh high boots?
Totally agree!
No you are not! I wear Day-Glo orange on my toenails and get great compliments.
My fingernails are a different story. I try to keep them as professional as possible so a french tip shellac is the most I will do
I got fried 2 weekends ago when I went fishing. Both externally and internally
I get it. It's Dski's "rim shot"
It's the drum riff after a late-night host's joke... badda-ba-badda-ba-boom!
How do you post emoticons like that? Every time I try it they don't appear.
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Had a close encounter once but was armed so didn't get abducted.
At KFC I witnessed a UFO (Unidentified Frying Object).
As for the alien breeding program, I have been to wine tastings at vineyards.
After three samples consumed by participants I observed behaviors for which I could not formally account.
Now it all makes sense.
I am off to Foot Locker, in search of Sasquatch.
Enoch, Tying my Cappizzios.
Find a big pair. You might need it
LOL.
Probably.
E.
I'd also get hi tops since the BS is getting pretty deep in here.
You might need soon.
Shaazam, those hi tops can survive a shit storm of epic proportions.
Space aliens are breeding with humans
Well if nothing else it might explain the bizarre behavior of humankind of late.
There are some ugly assed people out walking amongst us
I may have seen one at Walmart last week, well large arsed at least.
that is one problem solved...lol
cheers
Never understood why aliens would travel light years, just to perform an anal probe.
Because they have fetishes