Why the Ancient Alien Theory could be possible.

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Troy, Sodom and Gommorah would be still considered mythical if it weren't for someone actually going and finding them.
So, extrapolating from that there must be loads of lost history.

See what Plato has to say about Solon's experiences with the Egyptian Priests

You're arguing about the historicity of the Bible, but AAT isn't skeptical, at all. It accepts every last claim, from every single religion, no matter how trivial, yet shows no particular regard as to moral authority.

Without guessing about the motivations of it's adherents, I felt that 'cosmic humanism' was a baby step from Luciferianism, which teaches enlightened self interest as the means to empowerment.

I think that, hidden within AAT, is a victimhood narrative.

In the antediluvians, Sodomites, extinct races of the Old Testament, and End Times civilization, you see these utopias and golden eras -- ruined by some jealous, nepotist, vindictive force. Luciferians, Theosophists, and Judeo-Christians alike, know it as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

AAT is priming the public discourse for a kind of indictment.

For instance, where would mankind be, at this point, had the languages not been confused at Babel.

I am going do dare to be really wrong. Because I can with the whole alien thingy. The idea is out there that everything in the universe is made of the same stuff. The elements of your invironment make you what you are. Remaining outside your natural elements either promotes change, or death. If there is aleins? Alien what? From where? Here is all that works because that is where you are. If you think there are aliens from other planets, or realms, the only way they could get here without dying, is in a very short amount of time, which probably is not going to happen in any kind of solid mechanical three dimentional vessel light speed space ship thingy, I don't think. The aliens would need to pre-exist in an environment the same as ours, or they would die. Unless quantum mechanics/physics come into play. The mind and conciensness being probably thousands of times faster than the speed of light, and two dimensional. Like a flat piece of paper. finding it, taking a view to it, and obtaining substance like putting on a suit.

It is far fetched, but so is everything else. Quantum physics pritty much proves that there really is no matter or substance unless you measure or view it. What you see and do is really just a bunch of empty space. It is made different because your you.

Can't wait to see what kind of waisted energy is going to get put into this weird, and strange statement.

As far as we can tell by examining what little we can observe beyond our own planet, it would take an organism with a sophisticated CNS before space travel would be even possible so we can assume that wherever such a creature evolved, it would be somewhat similar to earth as far as temperature and atmosphere. Face it, animals and bacteria have existed in the oceans for millions of years but, as far as we know, they never evolved into the type of creature that would explore space and even humans seem like a fluke on the earthscape so we can guess life similar to us is more rare than life similar to simple bacteria.

Then, the organism would need to replicate its space travel environment to that of it's mother world or simply evolve over millions of years, into what, I don't know, which really makes one wonder what they would evolve in to and are they here now, we just don't know it?

So yes it would be an extraordinary event, seeing these unfamiliar entities here on earth. Whether it has happened before, no one can know for certain. We also do not know if it will happen in the future or what our species will be like in a million years if it does indeed make it into space.

If you haven't already seen it the movie 'Interstellar' takes the approach that 'they' are us.

I won't say anything else to avoid being a spoiler for the movie plot.

But it is relative, most definitely relative to this discussion in more than one way..:)

And the movie also stays well within the guidelines of science, overall, as well.

I've wanted to see it, Aghogday, just haven't yet. Better hurry because it is probably not going to be in the theaters much longer.

They are us but more advanced with bigger brains
http://hiddenincatours.com/elongated-sk ... eir-world/

The royals had the real big skulls but the normal people did head binding to try to resemble them.

They were thorough, to make note of the abnormal capacity and number of sutures, but, were apparently less-than-thorough, not to have them genetically tested.

I would like to know more about their forebears and descendants, if any.

Just saw Interstellar yesterday and WOW what an experience it was! For one thing, the movie is three hours long and I admit I almost fell asleep a couple times when the crew of scientists and pilot first left Earth and entered Endurance. The movie had a little bit of lag to it and it was long but the soundtrack was something else and it was really interesting in parts. Made me wonder how much of it is possible and what we can experience through other dimensions. Since no one knows what's inside a black hole, who knows what lies in other dimensions we somehow create without knowing?