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Noonereal
Seems to me we fit fine into the natural order pretty darn well. We use other species energy and convert it to our own as every other animal does.
There is no missing link and further evidence is always being unearthed.
Darwinius masillae is often referred to as the missing link but there is much more evidence from other fossils as well.
As to Roswell, the official government documents are readily available on line due to the freedom of information act. Although much is blacked out for national security a quick read without preformed ideas makes the event pretty straight forward.
Look at nature, you can not site one living entity that does not use any and all resources available to it for itself. Why would life originating elsewhere be different?
As to how would man survive in the woods?
Just fine as we did.
The upstart might be tough simply because we have become a "web" species, relying on one another to do specifics tasks in order to advance all.
Not all that different than a Lion's pride just more advanced.
As to UFO's I also have seen one. Could have been anything. As I did not understand what it was I think I will arbitrarily decide that it was God come down to visit one night. It's as good an interpretation as a vehicle for little folk, no?
With all that being said I still believe that anything is possible and anything that is possible is probable. Just not probable at a specific time and place in a particular dimension.
You've made a lot of good points. Personally, every time I've run across something that I couldn't explain, I just figured that I didn't know what it was, and let it go at that. Perhaps an interesting topic for discussion, but it means no more than that to me.
Now if it should affect me personally, then I start to pay attention. If it doesn't affect me, I then conclude that it is none of my business, and the less I know about it, the better off I am.
But I'm gonna stick to my guns on people. It appears to me that the human race stands way to the side of all other creatures on this planet. Don't know why, don't much care, but we are different.
Good day,
Chas
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