Do you believe it was real?

did you and your little brother do ... stuff?

The irony is that I have seen things, entities if you want to call them that, but no, those autopsied aliens are latex toys.

that's schizophrenia

It would be if there weren't witnesses.

Why is his thigh mutilated?
Is he getting a "benis" tube sewn on?

almost every alien encounter since then conveniently describes as looking the same

Barely ANY actual encounters involve stereotypical grays. People sometimes see small guys, sometimes guys with big heads and sometimes with grey skin. Almost never all of those traits at once. Insects, blobs and mummies are way more common than greys in actual interviews. Greys are a psyop.

mooods!

I like the alien scene from Roswell (1994). The government captured a living alien, but it's gravely injured from the crash. The human doctor is desperately trying to save its life, but what can he do? It's an alien.

youtu.be/esZGPRFBTJM?si=pSdmU-lLOyC3gEXc

Maybe bringing in a veterinarian would have been a better option. An exotic pet vet who can successfully treat iguanas and chinchillas might do a better job at treatment. They're used to unusual physiology.

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She was only 17 light years old you sick fuck!

even the creator admitted that it was fake.

Bro, even if you are correct, I want you to go back for a second and reanalyze the logic you tried to use here. Do you not see why this is a poor or inconsistent argument to try and use when it comes to purportedly and presented as real footage like this?
Think about it for a second. We'll give you a minute.

The truth is that the NHI inhabiting earth is an artificial intelligence that creates these stereotypical grey aliens whenever is needed for its missions. That is the truth and nobody will believe it, I've collected open source data and made my conclusions.

almost every alien encounter since

Not even remotely.
Not only do the reported descriptions of aliens that even fit within what could generally be categorized as "Grays" have a lot of variance within them, but the idea that all or even just "the majority" of reported Close Encounters of the Third & Fourth Kind feature beings that fit into the "Grays" category is way, WAY off-mark.
Beings matching the description of Grays are admittedly a consistent pattern, but there are countless other "consistent patterns" even if they are less common, and a ton of really wild and unique outliers as well. "Gnomes", "Sasquatches", "Nordics", "Living Clouds", "Robots", "Dogmen/Werewolves", towering green monstrosities, and plenty of human-indistinguishable analogues if not just actual outright typical everyday humans that happen to be aboard presumed extraterrestrial spacecraft for whatever reason, have all been reported, among many, many others.

What is "NHI" supposed to stand for?

Non Human Intelligence? Just a guess from context.

I had a picture book about alien encounters. meant for kids but the info seemed solid. like people living in a rural setting and randomly one night they have aliens peeking in the sliding glass doors. spooky stuff.

Bombing of Gaza? Yeah!

ayy lmao

a picture book about alien encounters

Who the hell was the target demographic for something like that? "Picture Books" are for children, and typically specifically ones on the younger end of the spectrum. Who would make something intended for such a young presumed audience about something so spooky (not to mention "controversial", as promoting anything that could be argued as relating to "conspiracy-theories" to young children is also a questionable choice)? And why?
Were they just TRYING to give kids nightmares?

Are those damn alien bastards gonna help me pay my bills? Are those damn alien bastards gonna fix the broken housing market? The government can find little space guys, but can't find me a healthcare plan? You can keep your damn alien bastards. I got work in the morning.

they probably were. i was also scared of bigfoot stories too. my parents kinda encouraged me to look the stuff up on my own at the library so that’s where I found these books. probably makes good campfire stories

The bipedal stance, two hands and head on top is uniquely human/simian. The layout came about due to unique evolutionary pressures in our biological history. Even our bilateral symmetry is due to our worm-like ancestors having this layout. For an Alien from another planet to have convergent evolution to look 80% human is very very statistically unlikely. So, no.

i don't believe in any of this dumb shit about aliens. As long as I don't see one in front of me, I won't believe it.

Nope

NGL, I kind of want that picture book now that I'm an adult at least, becausse it sounds like a fascinating little novelty.
I'm just surprised by the fact that it exists. With the typical presumed age of the intended audience, picture books are typically educational things on topics that children would find especially interesting, like how Tugboats work, or cool animal facts about Tigers, and things like that.
You wouldn't make a picture book about purported alien encounters and abduction cases for many of the same reasons that you wouldn't, for example, make one about the JFK Assassination or something like that: Not only is the subject matter unlikely to be something the age-demographic of the audience will find all that interesting, but it'd ALSO be considered generally age-inappropriate for that audience anyway.

It implies that the people who created & published it were either so off-the-mark as far as intended commercial demographics that it becomes comical, OR their motivations were outright as sinister as "we just want to scare the shit out of as many young, impressionable children as possible".

tldr. hallucinations caused by undiagnosed schizophrenia

biological, flesh & blood, organic beings that happened to come into existence somewhere else in the universe and become first a technological and then a fully space-fairing species, coming all the way to Earth in physical, nuts & bolts-style spacecraft

Completely possible, but highly, HIGHLY unlikely.

all of the above happening, yet they DON'T introduce themselves, land on the White House lawn, establish First Contact, etc.

Basically impossible as far as understandable logic & reasoning goes.

There's certainly something going on, but with what facts & observations we actually have available, the solution essentially HAS to be something far, far weirder than just "an advanced alien civilization building some ships and traveling across space to come visit us".
I'm in agreement with Dr. Hynek on that point, at least. Like he said, that explanation simply isn't weird ENOUGH to account for what we observe.

Kek yeah

There is a deal between aliens and our governments to abduct citizens for tech exchange.

yes yes and all the various different aliens come to earth for a safari

Yeah, bro, there are just that many completely undiagnosed schizophrenics out there, and they are all leading completely normal, functional lives before having ONE single, vivid and completely pants-on-head crazy hallucination, and then they NEVER suffer any symptoms of schizophrenia for the rest of their lives ever again.

This isn't even taking into account the problems with this supposed explanation when those supposed "hallucinations" leave some manner or another of physical evidence behind, or are witnessed simultaneously by multiple people, etc.

The appearance of "aliens" and their UFOs changes based on whatever people currently happen to think they're supposed to look like. Before life in outer space became a theory, people saw fairies, angels and demons instead

I wish he made it lads...