Daniel Briot works in one of the French observatories and from day to day observes unattainable worlds and monitors the movement of cosmic bodies. The scientist is sure that if aliens exist, then they are highly intelligent creatures and have been watching over our planet for hundreds, if not thousands of years.
According to Daniel, you should not look for aliens, and even more so you should be afraid of contact with them. They do not even want to get in touch, since they will be extremely aggressive towards a person. The uninvited guests will perceive our planet exclusively as a source of certain resources and the aborigines in the form of people will greatly interfere with this process.
Is it true?
Briot suggested that aliens can observe us in a similar way to how we observe animals in a zoo. Which only confirms the hypothesis of the zoo expressed in the 1970s. But if the keepers of the "zoo" decide to put people in capsules and arrange experiments, then the whole thing can turn out to be extremely sad.
Another French scientist, Jean-Pierre Rospars supports Briot's theory, but tends to continue it differently. The scientist is sure that people were placed by aliens in a kind of zoo, where quarantine conditions have been created to protect us. They're just watching us and doing nothing to create cultural upset among the inhabitants of Earth. Thus, according to Rospars, they protect us from them and from other alien civilizations.
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What are they waiting for?
The zoo hypothesis emerged on a wave of cultural excitement around the topic of aliens and was a response to the famous Fermi paradox, which in fact denies any existence of intelligent life in the universe, except for human civilization.
Each coin has two sides and it is the second side of the Fermi paradox, the hypothesis of the zoo, which explains the lack of contact with extraterrestrial intelligence, by the fact that this very extraterrestrial intelligence refuses to interfere in the affairs of earthlings, limiting itself only to observation. Maybe they think we are not ready enough for such things?
Evolution has gone in the opposite direction
According to the theory, humanity is at such an insignificant epic development of civilization and society that extraterrestrial guests are waiting for a certain point of development in order to finally make contact.
But today, we are witnessing: endless wars, hunger, violence, disregard for the home planet, thoughtless wealth and the extermination of other forms of life. Would the only intellectually advanced civilization in the universe create such things?
Many questions, few answers
After all, we will not climb into the den to the bear, knowing that we will only kill him, since he is dangerous for us. If life could have arisen on Earth, then why can't it be on other, even similar to the Earth, planets?