Aliens mated with humans?

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Its certainly hard to envisage an NT human engineering the great pyramid!

sorry, but i would have to say that is completly rediculous. not possible, first for another species to mate with humans, and plus just the idea sounds too much like a sci fi movie. i believe it is possible there is intelligent life out there, but not here. I personaly never thought i was an alien or on the wrong planet, though when I was little i had a dream I was a cyborg and i got scared.

*Makes foil hats and gives them to all the alien theory believers*

As for white people coming from another planet, the genetic differences between whites and all other groups is no greater or less than that of blacks, Asians, and American and Asian Indians. Furthermore, not all ASD people are white.

The Old testament of the bible confirms that ailiens did land here and breed with humans. "The sons of god looked down upon the daughters of men and saw that they were fair and begat children with them" Genisis 6:2

Nazca, ancient astronauts, the space ships of Ezekiel... Go to Von Daniken.
Now there was a tale-teller who didn't let little details of facts get in his way.

Mix in the Bermuda triangle, Atlantis, Stonehenge...

I must admit my favourite take on all of this is David Gemmel's Sipstrassi series, which manages to get in the missing Grumman Avengers and the Titanic as well.

"Damn you Jon, I wish you would learn to lie a little!"

I tend to think earthmoms friend is pulling her leg and just kept on doing it because earthmom sounded unsure. Or interested.

The alien as an archetype:

1. Alienation, as to feel to be an alien and or to be alienated.

2. Hidden but clearly unknown and or mystery, not of this earth.

3. Introversion, hermit and the alike personality typologies.

4. Beings from outer space delusions, associated upon possibilities and conspiracy theory.

Other then that it's entirely sexual. Fetishism subconsciously manifests in schizophrenic ideal. No I'm not saying that participants of this topic are this, it's just that some medical papers I read online including a .mil site explain this stuff very verbally. Then I could not find the article again. Like one on neuropsych and perceptions concerning computer use, it was highly abstract but I cannot find it.

To me sociologically outer space persons are based upon the societal sub-conscious propagandisms of conspiracy theories. As well as the infixed idea of such matters via influence of science fiction on T.V, movies and books, nothing wrong with imagination. No where should have ideas been thought of through possibilities as facts without clear and improvable fact.
Possibilities concerning ufology (not to grant it any prestige) are consider to me likely of the following:

1. Of the delusional or the unstable mind.

2. Of profit or gain, as if utilized in presentation but known to be false.

3. In possibility, secret things such as God and its associated religion, political and capable of manipulations intentionally or not.

A. When there is unknown there is fear, conspiracy theorist commonly do not trust the government. Feel that the government might know things it does not tell others and is for instance aliens themselves or controlled by aliens, perhaps even in communications with them.

B. The sociopathological divide exists either for a purpose or not, intentionally or not by marketing’s of the delusional. It is as if the government knows about aliens but will not tell others, a cult like belief that is purely pathological and not based upon fact. Subliminal anti-governmental hoopla.

I heard of that guy when I was studying such nonsense.