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ghostrocket
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Howdy Paracastville,
David and Gene thank you for creating such a provocative and credible program. I've been following the Paracast since late last year and I've been totally smitten by the content. As a direct consequence I've made contact with two of your past guests to discuss and openly share some of my experiences. This is my first post on the forum, so I'm interested to see what kind of responses I get.
BACKGROUND
Over the past two years I have been developing the ability to communicate with what I believe to be outside intelligences, or perhaps it's an inside intelligence I have never before been in tune with. After entering a mild meditative state, I find that I'm able to connect with knowledge and ask questions to which I receive answers, often in a flash or in what some I think call a "screen memory". Recently, I asked about the nature of the cattle mutilation phenomenon and I got a very interesting answer which so far I've not exactly heard in discussions or seen in the literature. I would like to share it with all of you and hopefully get some comments back. Here we go.
A TAKE ON CATTLE MUTILATIONS
It seems certain races of ETs are harvesting our cattle (and certain other domestic animals) because of the unique opportunity it provides them. The practice of selective breeding managed by humans for countless generations has resulted in the development of specific genetic lines of domesticated animals that are particularly stout and productive (some desert cattle eat cactus, needles and all). This has been accomplished through natural reproductive processes employing methods devoid of artificial genetic manipulation (at least until recently, a key point). This has allowed us to take breeds of animal into new genetic territory moving away from natural evolution, but still in a valuable direction, at least from a useful-to-humans perspective.
Why do the ETs need to acquire earth animals bred by humans? They should have there own extremely advanced technology for this purpose. Well, it seems the age and complexity of ET technology, combined with the longevity of some non-human species, apparently makes it very difficult for them to produce improvements on living creatures without employing their technology in the process, which it was implied, has perhaps some limitations or at least undesirable consequences. Could it be that some intangible quality of life or essential essence is lost in the process of using technology? While it's logical to assume they are aware of this situation, it may be relatively impossible for them to conceive of not using their technology in everything they do. Imagine having to go back to chiseling on a stone tablet to communicate verses using a word processor and email. Plus, as we now live in the human age of immediate gratification, do you think ETs will want to spend a couple of thousand years selectively breeding earth animals naturally?
As our awareness of the role genetics play in the diversity of life, selective breeding activities have intensified and become more focused, especially in the last 100 years with the onset of our evolved understanding of the mechanisms of genetic information transfer. This has brought us to the robust gene pools of the many domestic animals we have today. But, we are now at this same point in time when genetic manipulation technology is just about to entirely takeover the process of producing genetically enhanced organisms. Selective breeding will continue for a while, but at some point it's a given that the dividing line between organisms produced by artificial genetic manipulation and those produced through selective breeding will be irrevocably crossed, and there may be no retracing the path. Unfortunately, the long term consequences of employing gene manipulation technology is something we may never ultimately understand, at least not before it's too late. It is entirely likely we may unwittingly forever alter or damage the genetic heritage of this planet.
Now, with regard to the onset and intensity of cattle mutilation activity, especially during the past 50 years, the ET actions make perfect sense. If we commit ourselves to the predominate hypothesis that ETs are the perpetrators, the overriding conclusion from analysis of hundreds, if not thousands, of cattle mutilation cases would be; these beings are collecting genetic specimens of unique life forms carefully crafted naturally by man's physical intervention over thousands of years. So why are the ETs acting now?
They're getting the goods while the gettn's good, before we totally screw it all up with infantile genetic technology. It's that simple.
Now, what I didn't ask is what EXACTLY are they planning to do with this harvested genetic resource. Hopefully that will be in another post.
David and Gene thank you for creating such a provocative and credible program. I've been following the Paracast since late last year and I've been totally smitten by the content. As a direct consequence I've made contact with two of your past guests to discuss and openly share some of my experiences. This is my first post on the forum, so I'm interested to see what kind of responses I get.
BACKGROUND
Over the past two years I have been developing the ability to communicate with what I believe to be outside intelligences, or perhaps it's an inside intelligence I have never before been in tune with. After entering a mild meditative state, I find that I'm able to connect with knowledge and ask questions to which I receive answers, often in a flash or in what some I think call a "screen memory". Recently, I asked about the nature of the cattle mutilation phenomenon and I got a very interesting answer which so far I've not exactly heard in discussions or seen in the literature. I would like to share it with all of you and hopefully get some comments back. Here we go.
A TAKE ON CATTLE MUTILATIONS
It seems certain races of ETs are harvesting our cattle (and certain other domestic animals) because of the unique opportunity it provides them. The practice of selective breeding managed by humans for countless generations has resulted in the development of specific genetic lines of domesticated animals that are particularly stout and productive (some desert cattle eat cactus, needles and all). This has been accomplished through natural reproductive processes employing methods devoid of artificial genetic manipulation (at least until recently, a key point). This has allowed us to take breeds of animal into new genetic territory moving away from natural evolution, but still in a valuable direction, at least from a useful-to-humans perspective.
Why do the ETs need to acquire earth animals bred by humans? They should have there own extremely advanced technology for this purpose. Well, it seems the age and complexity of ET technology, combined with the longevity of some non-human species, apparently makes it very difficult for them to produce improvements on living creatures without employing their technology in the process, which it was implied, has perhaps some limitations or at least undesirable consequences. Could it be that some intangible quality of life or essential essence is lost in the process of using technology? While it's logical to assume they are aware of this situation, it may be relatively impossible for them to conceive of not using their technology in everything they do. Imagine having to go back to chiseling on a stone tablet to communicate verses using a word processor and email. Plus, as we now live in the human age of immediate gratification, do you think ETs will want to spend a couple of thousand years selectively breeding earth animals naturally?
As our awareness of the role genetics play in the diversity of life, selective breeding activities have intensified and become more focused, especially in the last 100 years with the onset of our evolved understanding of the mechanisms of genetic information transfer. This has brought us to the robust gene pools of the many domestic animals we have today. But, we are now at this same point in time when genetic manipulation technology is just about to entirely takeover the process of producing genetically enhanced organisms. Selective breeding will continue for a while, but at some point it's a given that the dividing line between organisms produced by artificial genetic manipulation and those produced through selective breeding will be irrevocably crossed, and there may be no retracing the path. Unfortunately, the long term consequences of employing gene manipulation technology is something we may never ultimately understand, at least not before it's too late. It is entirely likely we may unwittingly forever alter or damage the genetic heritage of this planet.
Now, with regard to the onset and intensity of cattle mutilation activity, especially during the past 50 years, the ET actions make perfect sense. If we commit ourselves to the predominate hypothesis that ETs are the perpetrators, the overriding conclusion from analysis of hundreds, if not thousands, of cattle mutilation cases would be; these beings are collecting genetic specimens of unique life forms carefully crafted naturally by man's physical intervention over thousands of years. So why are the ETs acting now?
They're getting the goods while the gettn's good, before we totally screw it all up with infantile genetic technology. It's that simple.
Now, what I didn't ask is what EXACTLY are they planning to do with this harvested genetic resource. Hopefully that will be in another post.