Comments by "earthstick" (@earthstick) on "UFO: Pentagon releases three leaked videos - is the truth finally out there?" video.

If there are aliens that can reach our planet they would be so advanced that we would be of no more interest to them than an ant is to us.
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@joshuabarrett2305 But they would have to be so far advanced beyond us to get here that what could we offer them? Our natural resources are not exclusive to us.
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@JOHNNY-zx1lc To something that can travel across the universe? Really what do we have to offer?
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@clutchuwu1355 And what makes that so special. There must be many other planets with a molten iron core, perhaps their own.
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@MultiFirelover I think its a psy op.
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@srenlarsen4531 They're not really important to us and we mainly leave them alone unless they are a pest.
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This must be the most controversial post I have every made after 'disc brakes on road bikes drag'. Lesson to self - be prepared when challenging the alien life narrative.
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@vegasjace9774 Yeah, they would have as much interest in us as we have in ants.
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@deezel jeck That was my first thoughts on the subject long ago. It's a plausible theory. But if we are hypothesising about aliens then I wouldn't make assumptions that they would think like us or even be restricted to the same dimensions were are.
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@BlackOneSaturni The idea that aliens can get here and behave malevolently implies they both far more advanced and as crude as we are at the same time.
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@clutchuwu1355 My guess is the videos about the tic tac etc are grooming for exactly such an admission. The question is whether it is real or a psyop.
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@RENZEENO I didn't say ants were not of interest to us I just said I think aliens would have only a passing interest to us and would have no need for malevolence.
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@lenardgamez3154 No he confirmed my thinking.
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Captain Hands Well I never said hypothetical aliens would not be interested in us. But I don't accept they would see us as a threat and need to be hostile.
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@Fectivan All dogs are the same species. Interbreeding between species results in males that are sterile so the hybrid line cannot continue.
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@theinternet206 It's a better theory. Rendlesham Forest incident next to Bentwaters where they housed nuclear warheads during the cold war. But I still think it is a psyop.
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https://www.jpost.com/omg/former-israeli-space-security-chief-says-aliens-exist-humanity-not-ready-651405 It's a BS psyop.
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@Eddie-xo2bd It's a good point that life is apparently so rare that they would be interested. I would discount option 1 for that reason.
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@felixibarra8806 If we are making up stories, we can make up anything. Why not say they are a million years ahead of us? I don't see any evidence that there are any.
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@GillfigGarstang Agreed.
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@עִמָּנוּאֵל That's a good argument.
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@עִמָּנוּאֵל It's a good argument but, after thinking about it a bit, I'm not convinced. Firstly, I did not say an alien would not be interested in us, I said no more than we have for another lesser being. And your assertion that as a species becomes more intelligent, it becomes more interested in lesser species, is unconvincing. There is nuance in the type of interest. Is a human interested in an ant in the same way that an Ant-Eater is? Hardly. Not only do we have less interest in an ant, but some of our interest is benign rather than entirely malevolent.
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