Friday, April 3, 2020

There are many types of other beings than the ones listed in the previous article

It's just that they are enough different than we are that humans wouldn't understand what they were because they are not humanoid. They can also be of any size or shape or form. But, there is this factor of like draws like. So, it is more likely that humanoid types of beings would visit this planet for the same reason it is more likely that people from Europe would visit the U.S. than Asia generally speaking. However, for rich people from any country that isn't really true because many rich people go literally everywhere on earth.

And just like there are rich People of all nations on earth there are also rich people of all planets and dimensions throughout this galaxy. And most people don't travel the galaxy at all unless they are at least middle class (at least as tourists) but militaries travel from all classes galaxy wide.

But, the difference is that if you are looking at a bear or tree or deer or person it might not be any of those things but something alien wearing a shielding device.

When you see or pass by some of these you will sense that they are not what they appear to be. This happens to me all the time by the way.

Often they are here to study us or to learn what they can from the way in which we solve our problems to stay alive short and long term.

The more technological a species becomes the more it loses it's instincts like wild animals have. We are at a point where we still have people who are instinctual and intuitive like myself because it hasn't been completely trained out of them. But, other cultures are totally messed up and have no contact with their instincts or intuitions at all.

So, if they don't learn from us they might just eventually go extinct.

Adaptation is everything not only for humans but for all species.

So, likely we are being heavily studied by advanced technological cultures right now throughout the galaxy in how we choose to survive the coronavirus and how we deal with the deaths of our loved ones and friends both close to us and as a worldwide culture.

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