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GI0YEW > UFO      06.12.02 02:07l 60 Lines 3024 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 203037GI0YEW
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Subj: Abduction - 8/9
Path: DB0MRW<DB0SON<DB0ERF<DB0ABZ<DB0CEL<DB0FC<DB0TUD<DB0GRL<SR6BBA<OK0PCC<
      OK0PAD<OK0PPL<RZ6HXA<SP7MGD<SQ5BAQ<SR9ZAA<HA8FY<LZ0FBB<GB7CRV<EI3DIB<
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From: GI0YEW@GB7HMI.#63.GBR.EU
To  : UFO@WW


This large rounding is thought to be an adaptation of the cetacean brain to
handle the enormous data flow received from echo-location and other
sound-based communications faculties. It should also be noted that on the rare
occasions that abductees hear verbal sounds from Greys, it is described as
high-pitched, sometimes chattering or staccato clicks or beeps. These are all
similar to the air vocalisations of dolphins. While the brain structure of the
Greys has remained basically constant, it can be assumed that the
echo-location ability of the Greys would have been decreased or atrophied
almost completely. After all, there is probably little use for echo-location
is such a society, thus it could have been bred out of the species during
cloning.

Origins of Greys:

Due to no knowledge at all of the origins of the Greys, either as simply
evolved cetaceans, or as a cloned slave society, several possible avenues must
be explored. A few that might be possible are simple evolution with later
genetic self-manipulation or manipulation of cetaceans by an outside species.
Since there is no evidence, albeit no data at all, any possible origins theory
that can be developed should be judged as possibly faulty, until more data can
be gathered.

Evolved Cetaceans:

A simple explanation for the origins of the Greys would be and evolutionary
process similar to that of humans, but from a cetacean ancestor as opposed to
a primate ancestor. At one point, instead of returning to the oceans, or
perhaps leaving the oceans, cetacean simply evolved as a land-dweller, while
retaining the vestigial features of it's ancestors, much as humans still
retain body hair, an appendix, and a group of fused tail bones. At another
time, the species evolved more rapidly, created a technological base of fire
(not possible underwater), and created a complex society. Some time later, the
Greys either had a large accident or other event that severely degenerated its
genetic pool, or decided that the random genetic mixing of sexual reproduction
was inadequate for their society, and embarked on cloning as a means to
overcome their problem. After a period of time, the knowledge of advanced
genetics, as well as the technology needed to created more advanced versions
of their genetic machines were somehow lost, and the result is a society that
depends on its machines for species survival, but who cannot recreate the
technology. This theory is supported by the reasons behind the abduction
phenomenon, as is very streamlined, without involving other species as
manipulators.

73 - Ken, GI0YEW @ GB7HMI
Remote Sysop - GB7HMI.#63.GBR.EU

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Message timed: 12:00 UTC on 01 Dec 2002


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