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There is one key question that burns away in the hearts of many of those interested in UFOs; are they real, and are there really aliens out there? This question is one of the most important ever posed, and its answer will have the deepest meaning to humanity. Many of us have heard the stories about UFO encounters, seen TV specials, and heard whispers and other third-hand reports about possible alien encounters. Many people think they have been abducted. There are many movies about aliens, books, stories and they are a significant part of our modern culture, but is there anything to it? No one really seems to know. No one even seems to have any kind of meaningful theory. Are UFO’s alien spaceships? Or are they weather balloons or some kind of strange weather event?. The skeptics would claim that there is a logical explanation for all UFO sightings, and this explanation always seems a little thin and unimaginative, but perhaps correct. A boring and uninteresting explanation is perhaps the correct one, and being boring doesn’t make it wrong. The reason why so many reports are fabricated seems to be that most reports of UFOs and other phenomena are confusing, difficult to understand, and full of strange occurrences that seemingly make no sense. Whilst people see things that they know are out of the ordinary, they cannot explain what happened, or even make any kind of sense of the observations they made. A good example of this is the Rendlesham Forest incident, where multiple UFOs floated outside of a military base in the UK. This story is full of mysteries and really makes no sense at all, which is why it is accepted as true for the purposes of this book. UFO incidents are like that, bizarre, and unexplainable, and does not fit into neat and tidy categories. The best incidents perhaps are the ones where people relate things that almost seem like nonsense, and events occur in a senseless order. The book starts with the Rare Earth Hypothesis, which is relatively uncontroversial, and easy to explain. It’s a good place to start, sets the scene well, and important to understand for later parts of the book. The Rare Earth Hypothesis effectively states that habitable worlds are extremely rare and that the rise of intelligent species is an extremely rare event. Many authors have written books on this. There is definitely some value in going through these theories, and they form the bedrock of the alien hypothesis. This book also discusses the abduction experience in considerable detail. The abduction experience forms the main part of the alien hypothesis, and whilst it’s best not to spoil the surprise, the book concludes abductions have some common features. Abductions are very difficult to interpret, but there are some interesting facets worth discussing. A couple of the later chapters of the book are concerned with the logistics of aliens performing large numbers of abductions. If the abduction experience is true, and abductions are reported from Norway to Brazil, then the number of abductions must be very large indeed. We need to consider what it means to abduct so many people, who does this, what do they eat, where do they sleep (if they do that), and where are they? Abducting thousands of people per night must take significant resources, and where do these come from? Some of the later parts of the book discuss viruses, and how they can be deployed for use to modify DNA. Some viruses have the property that they can modify DNA, and a significant percentage of our human DNA is virus DNA, which has been inserted onto our DNA at some point in the distant past. And of course, no book on aliens would be complete without discussing the US government. Are they participating in a giant global conspiracy? Hiding a great many secrets from the public? We will talk about this too.画面が切り替わりますので、しばらくお待ち下さい。
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