Posey Gilbert
Paranormal Maven
The very valid idea that why can humans be disgusted with ET abducting and experimenting on them, when for a long time, humans have used animals for any and all purposes they can, regardless of the consequences to the animal. Without a doubt millions of times over, animals have been forcibly snatched and experimented on.
Regardless of where you stand exactly on the vivisection argument, there is absolutely no defending cosmetic testing on animals at all. That is purely for human vanity and an aspect that sickens me. I am still undecided regarding certain medical experimentation. But under no circumstances do I see justification for allowing animals to suffer pain. If it cannot be done pain-free, then it should not be done. Cancer cures and all.
And no-one can say 'but wait until cancer affects those you love'. Too late, already has, best friend and mother. Close as you can get. Both those people are against testing. But I digress.
I wonder, If we were to create a super-intelligent, dextrous robot (need not be A.I but can be) - and tasked that robot with finding cures for diseases that affect all mammals. Would that robot have any problems with animal testing? Probably not, unless it was already in it's programming make-up. Perhaps even if we told the robot that 50% of humans think it should not be done, it might well ignore that and continue, having placed the request for data above the feelings of half the population. The robot's decision could further be influenced if we were to tell it that there was a high risk of animal-rights people attacking the research establishment, with the inherent possiblity of losing all data acquired thus far permanently.
Like humans, the robot would need to weigh up many factor in coming to a decision. How similar to human morality would this process be? I mean, there are certain things in life that we instinctively feel, and need no thinking time to declare 'that's wrong'. Other things, we have to actually weigh the pros and cons before coming to a decision, often, in the case of medical ethics, a decision that can have far-reaching life or death consequences.
I posted earlier a few days back that I had just re-watched the TV series 'Taken' and had enjoyed it better second time, despite some grating annoyances.
Anyway, morality of ET is covered in the plot and at one point the ET defends the action of abductions, not be claiming that to them, they had done nothing wrong, but stating that a capacity for compassion was not in their make-up, a capacity for un-neccessary cruelty it must be said was also lacking. They just did not see things in those terms.
If alien abductions are real, and say that people are actually taken aboard craft, then I would imagine that once any experiments are concluded on an individual, it would be easier for ET to throw a human overboard, as it were, rather than take the time to return them to the site of the abduction, or thereabouts. It seems as if they make a conscious decision to return subjects to their lives, mentally damaged maybe but on the whole, intact.
Perhaps ET cannot understand psychological trauma and that is a reason why they see no reason to discontinue.
When the Nazis were conducting horrid medical experiments, I do not think they took the care to return subjects to some semblance of normality afterward. Indeed, if the subject were capable of returning to life, that was no doubt seen as just an opportunity to use them for further experiments. The others, well, it did not end well for them sadly.
So what can we make of this? That ET can have more compassion than humans? Granted, bad humans, but still - I've no doubt some experiments go easier if you do not care what happens to your subject. But the abductions I have heard about usually end in the human alive at the end. If the human is not to be used for follow-up experiments, then surely it takes an act of small compassion for ET not to just dump or kill them?
I am not for one minute justifying abductions. It is kidnap without the ransom, which is quite rightly a heinous crime with severe punishment in law. But a kidnapper who chooses to let a victim live is rightly treated a little more leniently than one who kills or allows death due to neglect.
Posey, quick one for you (and all). This thing about one's life flashing before your eyes in it's entirety when you think you are about to die. It happened to me once, but was cut short.
I have alwasy thought that the reason this flash of memory happens is that when your brain is confronted with inarguable evidence that it is about to cease funtioning permanently, in desperation it races through every piece of memory it can get access to in a short time, in an effort to try to find, however remote the possibility, something that will give it a way to live.
It is an act of utter desperation, of last resort, of low probability of success, but it's all the brain has left - one last look at the library of the mind, just in case there is a way out stored in distant memory.
I can picture my own mind, if I were hurtling to the ground with a reserve parachute that failed to open. I may have 90 seconds of absolute certainty that soon I will die. The brain would lose nothing by trying anything to find a way out. It has everything to gain and nothing to lose -hey, it may even be a plus, to go out having looked at some old memories, rather than be consumed by abject terror?
Here we have another whom feels about animals as I do.
As a kid I was a natural vegetarian I did not like meat it had nothing to do with where it came from I just did not like it.
But I'd rather not have to take the whipping that I'd get if I did not clean my plate.
I, like my siblings, was an anemic, the doctors' recommendation to my mother was to force us to eat meat even if it meant that she had to beat us.
Things were different in those so called "Happy Days."
Eventually I developed the taste for it and became a meat eater.
Still the fact is if I had to raise the animals that I eat they all would end up as pets and not food.
Both of my parents were raised on farms and loved animals but ended up having to slaughter the animals they raised so they knew this as away of life, and so they could not understand how their kids could come out this way.
As an adult for a while I became a vegetarian and the first thing you notice is the meat eaters smell like urine specially the beef eaters.
It is because of the uric acid in the meat.
Originally we were grass eaters before we were messed with.
That is what our appendix was for.
The Annunaki made us so we could only eat the foods "They" gave us.
Which is why we to this day we thank God for the food we eat.
The original man was the protectors of the animals and would free them from the Annunaki traps or spring the traps they found.
As for your life flashing before your eyes been there done that too.
Excerpted from; The Attack Of The Window Peepers
This is what I think I hated most about them, that they seem to have a relation ship with a part of me that I did not have myself.
It made me feel as if I was but a vessel for the information they wanted.
Just as no body asks a Pepsi bottle for its permission to drink its contents, I felt I was being treated the same way.
When this other part of me spoke to them it was always telepathic and it said things to them that I had no idea I knew for its insight was clear and uncluttered by emotions of embarrassment or shame.
It would say things that as a child I had no way of understanding but in the brief transference to them I was able to syphon bits and pieces of meaning from.
This was an overpowering thing for your mind would be flooded in reverse with things that you only understood during that moment but vanish once the flow ended.
This was completely the opposite of the way my mind operated in the regular world information entered your mind from the outside in.
Never from the inside out and never at such a high volume and velocity.
You did not just hear, but you saw, felt, experienced these things just as you did in the day to day world all with in the passing of a second or so.
This is what their eyes would do to you and why I hated to look into them.
I see all of you guys have thought through this phenomena and I find that much of what you all say I cannot, and do not really find fault with my only thing is that I want you to widen your vision.
These things though they are different looking than us are much like us on the inside.
A) There are those of us that would see a lost or an abandoned puppy and take it home clean it up and either keep it or take it to a No Kill shelter.
B) There are others that will see it and leave it alone and hope for the best for it.
C) Then there are those that would take it and abuse it and leave it, or take it to use it to train Pit Bulls to kill.
One thing about my encounters despite my traumas from them "The Guys" always bought me back home.
Mostly they have fallen between the A and B group, lucky me.
However I have met others that have met the C group.
Their encounter caused them emotional break downs, divorces, and in one case a mysterious death, and in another case a suicide.
This is why I tell the full story of my experiences.
"Half truths are whole lies" Posey Gilbert