Disconcerting how all the main players in the new US military/UFO narrative are consistently (A) saying it could be ETs and (B) still saying that if it is ETs they may pose a threat. This makes no sense and smells like a very nasty op. Makes no sense for real ETs to be dangerous.
https://twitter.com/ChristopherKMe4/status/1397766992069812225
No it isn't. What could a civilization that much more advanced than our own possibly want from us? What could they stand to gain by hurting us? What could we have that they couldn't make for themselves?
https://twitter.com/nadinecarroll/status/1399618575699226628?s=20
To say nothing of the fact that a species which managed to advance that far beyond our level must surely have matured beyond the psychotic murder-and-steal value system humanity is currently at. Otherwise they'd have killed themselves off long ago.
You're anthropomorphizing ETs. You're imagining that a species advanced enough to master (at least) interstellar flight would have the same level of consciousness as a species whose dysfunctionality has pushed it to the brink of armageddon.
https://twitter.com/MiroTttc/status/1399619777283330050?s=20
Even if that were true, and even if they were somehow incapable of getting or creating the resources closer to home, if they just wanted resources they would have taken them decades ago and we'd have been even more powerless to stop them than we are now.
https://twitter.com/MiroTttc/status/1399623203035615232?s=20
Exactly. Envisioning ETs as marauding space vikings is just projecting our particularly human shittiness onto sentience itself, like it's an immutable property of intelligence.
https://twitter.com/ManuZingar/status/1399624834879922176?s=20
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