Any story involving greys that at any point refers to them as extraterrestrials as in "lifeforms from another planet" is automatically bullshit.Even just on Earth's animal branch of life you have hundreds of different body configurations, ranging from hundreds of legs (millipedes) to no legs at all (snakes) and yet I'm supposed to believe beings from a completely different planet just look like humans with weird proportions?To be fair I don't believe they exist at all (Betty and Barney Hill just made up a story and pop culture embraced it. Hypnosis is a meme btw), but I think it would be much more plausible that they are humans from the future/another dimension/underground or in some other way related to humanity.
> but I think it would be much more plausible that they are humans from the future/another dimension/underground or in some other way related to humanity.So, like what that scientist lady who went missing was saying?
>>43154253Yeah, btf its more plausible that she lost her mind and started saying schizo shit and they got rid of her to prevent her from eventually spilling the beans on the real stuff she was involved in (i.e. ultra-mega-fingerlickin' secret technology).
>>43154228You’re missing the possibility of humans being engineered. The other possibility is that the greys we encounter are something artificial designed to interact with us and that we haven’t seen the actual species that built them which might be space slugs or something.
>>43154289>You’re missing the possibility of humans being engineeredContrary to popular belief, science has homo Sapiens' place on the evolutionary tree of life is pretty much set in stone by now.>The other possibility is that the greys we encounter are something artificial designed to interact with us and that we haven’t seen the actual species that built them which might be space slugs or somethingThats actually a very good explanation.
>>43154306By engineered I meant guided evolution. They would take an existing species and alter it over a long period of time. This could’ve started pre genus homo. We still evolved just with alterations along the way.
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>>43154228Don't tell this guy about convergent evolution
>>43154876Statistically improbable. Not just converging on the same body plan but also being the first alien we encounter. The implications of this are way more serious than convergent evolution.
>>43154899>the first alien we encounter>GreysMe when I don't know the first thing about Ufology.
