Serious It Takes 2 To Tango
Between the millions of people who have had some kind of NHI or UFO experience, logic, and the belief that everyone who has had an experience can't all be lying, nor can they all be mistaken in what they saw; leads me to believe NHI are real and here. I don't care about video or photographic evidence in the general since.
Bad luck, bad timing happens, but not for 80 years, in each and every case. They have advanced technology, we have the iPhone,, so look for our losing streak to continue. To look at someone face to face, and hear their story, for me is infinitely more interesting and leads more credibility than any photo ever could. Sadly, all that rambling, finally, maybe lead me to my point.
I see nothing, zero, a big goose egg, that remotely suggest they have a desire to openly interact with us. I don't think we are an inheritly bad species, but even if we were all loving, all peaceful as a society, we are still only intelligent by the standard of life on this planet. Imo, we went from the Wright Brothers to the moon pretty freaking fast and it's very impressive.
But if NHI are remotely close to how any of us believe them to be, then we have accept the fact, yes fact, we aren't intelligent in their eyes. Why would they be interested in us? However what I really want to know, what evidence (not hard evidence), what reason has lead so many people to think with Disclosure and or proof of their existence, suddenly comes this relationship with NHI. If aliens are walking among us in secret, that strengthens my opinion.
I think a comparison of us to them and primates to us is more than fair. We study primates in almost the same way NHI appearantly study us, against our will. I'm not claiming to be right or that I know the truth. I understand why people want a relationship with NHI, but it seems this community takes it as a given, not a hope. What has lead to this belief? I don't think I'm pessimistic, but true and meaning full Disclosure can only come from them. Help me understand or point out what I'm missing.