I'm not saying it was Aliens ...

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I am legitimately interested in hearing as far out as far out can get in terms of people's theories on this. Please direct if there is a better place that this thread can go aside from Getting To Know Each Other.

I will start. It seems likely to me that humanity is a seeded intelligence of a higher life source that came to the planet a few 100,000 years ago and has assisted man in his evolution. I am also current on the Anunnaki theories about humanity being a type of slave race that is here on this planet to assist in extracting its valuable minerals for our slave masters the Anunnaki. I am also up to date on the lizard people theories as well. If anyone wants to go in extreme detail on any of these, please be my guest. If there are other theories by all means have at it. I have watched a few videos from "The Disclosure Project" founder Steven Macon Greer. Just curious if this is a curiosity limited to me or if this is a broadly defined interest of most Aspies. Lord King of all the Aspies, Gary McKinnon, clearly shares this fascination.

If you don't believe in aliens, that's great not sure why you opened this thread and why you would feel the need to post.

Alien anal probing was a coverup story for unethical human experimentations by the establishment.

Not much interest in aliens here. I'm still traumatised from James Cameron's Aliens movie. But, please enjoy your speculations

"Theories."

Is it not more then a co-incidence that UFO's sightings just so happen to be near various governments secretive testing areas?

UFO "theorists" seem to realize how easy it is to find support for their ideas when they systematically exclude alternatives from consideration (called "Resisting Falsification").  However, their methods always follow those employed by conspiracy theorists -- assumptions, bias confirmation, circular reasoning, connecting the dots, et cetera -- and does not follow any establish forensic method.  In fact, belief in UFO theories is generally based not on evidence, but in the faith of the believer.

It seems that interest in UFOs is more of a religion than a science.

I saw a satellite on its return some time back. I had no idea what the thing was, but the person I was with had one of those apps where you point your phone to the sky and it tell someone you what you're looking at. That was how my most recent UFO sighting became identified. thank you phone app. I didn't think it was aliens or anything before but it sure wasnt a helicopter, plane, star or planet. It was weird.

As for the original topic, I don't discredit the idea that aliens are out there. I think it's narrow minded to think they aren't. I mean, I can't wrap my head around how big the vast expanse of everything is. Can anybody? Is there life out there? Probably. Is it life like I would understand it? Who knows. Maybe a bit of yes, and a bit of no. I don't have any notions about the intent or agendas of aliens, regardless of if they involve humans or not. So in that way I don't have much else to contribute. Hopefully you'll find someone who shares that interest, OP.

There is no reason to suppose that space aliens do not exist.  However, to believe that they not only exist, but that they are meddling in the day-to-day affairs of people on Earth should require much more proof than a few lights in the sky, some blurry photographs, and people with over-active imaginations.

I use a process of elimination in that I will first gather all the evidence I can find however obsurd it may be and then process it.