Where did people come from on Earth, and why are we here? These questions are some of those that have always faced humanity. There are no answers to them, and you can only build various hypotheses. Or maybe they just use us as a source of energy?
Based on the assumption of the origin of man as a biological species created by extraterrestrial intelligence, and a mess of logic, we will try to analyze possible hypotheses regarding our purpose.
1. The aliens have no goals for us. We live independently of each other, by ourselves. Imagine a situation when a habitable planet with a small atmosphere, practically without an ozone layer would be available to mankind. It is still impossible to live normally in the daytime because of the high doses of ultraviolet radiation, and if there are any forms of life, well, let them live there. It's like breeding and caring for a cat or aquarium fish. There is no benefit from them, but no harm either. True, you also need to take care of your pets - create a certain environment for them (remove their natural enemies), do timely vaccinations (the emergence of AIDS occurred at a level of science that allows, if not cure, then at least limit its spread), follow for their condition (periodic inspections) and needs. Our planet is ideal precisely for humans, who, unlike other mammals, live in all climatic zones with the exception of Antarctica. Either someone did a good job of creating such an environment, or the person was specially adapted for it.
2. The goals of the aliens are perhaps quite humane and can be seen as helping brothers in mind. However, it should be borne in mind that open contact can lead to fatal consequences for the Earth. It is believed that the main reason for the extinction of the American Indians and Australian Aborigines is the impossibility of integrating these peoples into the dominant civilization on Earth. From this position, the aliens seek only to control the development of life on Earth and, through soft, unobtrusive assistance, gradually change the worldview of the Earth's population. Most likely, it was the aliens thousands of years ago that appeared in the eyes of earthlings as mysterious creatures with powerful forces capable of building colossal structures, taught people to make new tools, make musical instruments. Data on medicine, astronomy, geography were transferred to people. Some archaeological finds indicate that our distant ancestors even used electrolysis and rather sophisticated optical devices. To what knowledge does humanity owe its own geniuses, and which ones are brought from outside? It is extremely difficult to answer this question.
The main drawback of this hypothesis is that it does not answer the question of our purpose. Why was it necessary to create a new biological species and raise its intellectual level? Only so that when the development of mankind reaches a certain level, to come into contact with us?
3. The earth is a "space zoo", a repository of genetic material for various experiments, and even possibly a source of labor, selected through irrevocable abductions. We are only guinea pigs in an experiment that stretched out over several millennia.
This hypothesis also has some rather weak points. It is known that modern man as a biological species, which replaced Homo erectus, has existed for at least 40,000 years, and traces of genetic changes are not visible. Neither brain size nor environmental adaptation nor any other traits actually changed. In addition, even in the ancient world, the population on Earth was apparently quite high and measured, if not in the billions, then in the millions. If we are only a source of genetic material, then why is such a high population needed at all? Let's remember that a person is also engaged in breeding, developing new varieties. But for breeding research, a small area is enough and it is not at all necessary to sow a whole field. A large field is sown just to harvest as much of the crop as possible. Further breeding research is rather an auxiliary goal as a perspective for the future.
4. And finally, a hypothesis that can partly explain the interest in the high population size and its intellectual level. When a child is born, he does not yet have any intelligence, or creative skills, or life experience. Spiritually, it is like a seed planted in fertile soil. Then, throughout life, all these skills are acquired. A person develops spiritually and creatively, accumulating a certain potential, which, as it were, disappears after his death. If we approach spiritual development as a specific type of energy, then it follows from the universal law of conservation of energy that this potential cannot disappear without a trace. So this kind of energy is needed by someone. In other words, we are an energy source or biological generator that converts calories into a more advanced form of energy,and the Earth is a large sown field from which the more the harvest the better. From this point of view, the purgatory, into which the soul falls after death, is nothing more than an ordinary sorting - which is better in one direction, and with rotten for processing. The knowledge that was transmitted to mankind in ancient times played the role of fertilizer, contributing to a better harvest. So, we have been used, are being used, and most likely will still be used, since we ourselves do not know how to save and use this form of energy inaccessible to us. Moreover, at the current level of development, they need us as a source of energy more than they need us as an engine of progress.represents nothing more than the usual sorting - which is better in one direction, and with rotten for processing. The knowledge that was transmitted to mankind in ancient times played the role of fertilizer, contributing to a better harvest. So, we have been used, are being used, and most likely will still be used, since we ourselves do not know how to save and use this form of energy inaccessible to us. Moreover, at the current level of development, they need us as a source of energy more than they need us as an engine of progress.represents nothing more than the usual sorting - which is better in one direction, but with rotten for processing. The knowledge that was transmitted to mankind in ancient times played the role of fertilizer, contributing to a better harvest. So, we have been used, are being used, and most likely will still be used, since we ourselves do not know how to save and use this form of energy inaccessible to us. Moreover, at the current level of development, they need us as a source of energy more than they need us as an engine of progress.because we do not know how to save and use this kind of energy inaccessible to us. Moreover, at the current level of development, they need us as a source of energy more than they need us as an engine of progress.because we do not know how to save and use this kind of energy inaccessible to us. Moreover, at the current level of development, they need us as a source of energy more than they need us as an engine of progress.
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