"We are property"

[SolarMyth]

Gene or David (I don't know which one) mentioned this "Fortean" idea during the recent Stieger interview, and I think I've heard them mention it before. It's an idea I find somewhat appealing (from an intellectual point of view), but our purpose, I'm not so sure of.

Gene (or David -- sorry if I've got it wrong) suggested the Earth might be some kind of gene bank, but I don't know about that. We seem to be fouling the place up pretty good, and we keep rendering species after species extinct. Would the owners of this gene bank allow that to happen? Wouldn't that make us some kind of parasite or plague to be removed?

Maybe the Earth is an abandoned gene bank, where the primitive caretakers (us) have forgotten our purpose and begun wrecking the place, but we keep seeing UFO's buzzing around, so why don't they just clean us up or set us back on the right track? All they'd need to do is let us know, but instead they seem to avoid us.

Anyway, I'm not trying to prove anyone right or wrong, just tossing the old idea ball around a bit. Anyone have any ideas about what we might be property for?

I think we might be a super-tamagotchi in the pocket of some kind of incomprehensible pan-dimensional hyper-kid. UFO's are his fingers, pushing our hidden buttons, controlling our destiny. One day he will grow bored and throw us away like an old, broken power-ranger toy, and we will all go to e-heaven.

 

[Jose Collado]

Earth may be a giant petri dish. In which case, the experiment would be to observe and not to intervene. Who knows.

 

[Chuckleberryfinn]

I think we might be a super-tamagotchi in the pocket of some kind of incomprehensible pan-dimensional hyper-kid. UFO's are his fingers, pushing our hidden buttons, controlling our destiny. One day he will grow bored and throw us away like an old, broken power-ranger toy, and we will all go to e-heaven.

I concur. I've expressed similar sentiments somewhere on this forum.

 

[Ron Collins]

Parts of this are a bit too "trippy" for me, but I do not think that it is without reason to theorize that these visitors are merely interested observers. They may not want to interfere for many reasons. I dont want to sound campy, but is that not what the "Prime Directive" was all about? A more advanced society might want to just observe until that lesser society breaks into some higher tier of technological sophistication. Then, they are approachable.

Perhaps there is some hurdle we as a society are about to jump. Maybe that is the reason we are noticing more and more craft. It would be an attention draw. Assuming of course this wasnt a weekly occurance.