This worldview assumes that alien beings in an infinitely diverse universe are infinitely fascinated by the activities of the squalid collection of organisms that populate earth.£10 Bag wrote:aliens and ufos are real.
you can say there is no evidence of them, but also there is no proof that they don't exist.
you'd have to be pretty fucking clever to know for a fact that humans are the only form of intelligent life in a potentially infinite universe...
governments lie about so much i wouldn't believe much of what they say.
keep paying your taxes and reading your bible. money is good. consume. trust your leaders. global warming is only a theory. god bless america!
if god existed he would NOT bless america!!!!
It also assumes that world governments (by which you probably mean America - a fast receding power on the world stage) are in on some kind of conspiracy to cover up repeated contact with these beings. If this were the case, what on earth are they getting out of it? Technology? A ticket off this planet when things eventually go tits up? This is even more far fetched than the idea that we are under constant surveillance.
I don't doubt for a minute that there is intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. I don't doubt for a minute that we haven't learned even the smallest fraction of truth about our own existence.
I just have real issues with the kind of worldview that places human beings at the centre of the universe - as most UFO theories do. It is this kind of bare faced arrogance that gave us religion - specifically the human centric world religions that are currently causing so much conflict on the world stage.
As a species, we need to recognise that we are entirely unimportant and that the only meaning that exists in the universe is that which we project onto it. Only then will we be free.

