Here's a question for you, ... why would ETs abduct and return humans, risking being caught or remembered?
ETs risking being caught or remembered by returning their subjects back into their environment proper? Obviously they don't feel threatened. Says much, doesn't it? So then, why
return them?
Why can't they, with their amazing galaxy crossing technology, develop something like Rohypnol or GHB?
Maybe they have. Something a lot more potent, a lot more formidable. But there again, why not Rohypnol? Not good enough for their purposes? Evidently not. Says much, I think.
Why do they bother returning humans, when so many people are reported missing each year?
Obviously, part of the answer as to why subjects are being returned is because they must resume a certain day-to-day existence. The question is why — not why be returned but why must subjects be
reinstated? This is where a certain logic is exposed, a certain application, a certain method ... and perhaps a certain revelation.
As long as the subject is
human, only planet Earth and the world's socio-environment will guarantee the continuation of a
certain and perhaps critical evolution, a certain degree of being? Or perhaps a total disruption might be fatal? But fatal to what aspect of the human psyche? Evidently, one way or another, human subjects are not disposable. Says much, I'm intrigued.
What scientific value is their serially abducting the same person, over and over again?
Obviously to monitor a certain procedure; a lifetime might be a trifle to them. But what in the human psyche changes over time? Consciousness? A sense of self? Spirituality? Perhaps it isn't about change either...
Abduction experiences can be explained by many and various mundane causes
One can explain anything away with banality.
This chick needs medical/psychological help, not a publisher.
And they are especially good at explaining things away with banality.
The Universe is certainly not banal. But the majority of humans unfortunately are well beyond banal. A few others are not... Says much, I believe.