Time Travel, The "Grays" And Our Future?

[DemonicCupcake]

I remember sometime last year, reading about how over time, humans appearances are likely to slowly change to adapt to our surroundings. They were wide eyed, and very reminiscent of the typical "gray" alien that is the foundation for all alien "mythology" for lack of a better term.

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Now, is it possible, that due to continuous diet changes, lack of natural nutrition, etc, could cause our skin to appear gray in color?

And is it possible, that the "aliens" we see and hear of, are actually us from the far future, attempting to study our past selves/earth to fix what we have done to the earth, and the human race?

I was just curious if anybody else had ever seen this correlation, and wondered if they could be connected, as I did.

[Jacques Terreur]

I was just curious if anybody else had ever seen this correlation, and wondered if they could be connected, as I did.

indeed. I came to a similar conclusion some years ago. Sadly , you and I are not the first to do so...

For example, in 1893. H.G. Wells ("the time machine") wrote a small article called "the man of the year million", in which he speculated about the appearance of humans in the far future.

" The development of man's technology in the distant future has meant that he relies less and less on his body and more and more on his brain. The technology of the future will produce machines that will take care of all of the chewing and digesting of food, so that the human digestive system will be literally as simple as that of an intestinal parasite that soaks up its food by just sitting in a bath of nutrients. With the transportation systems of the future, legs, torsos, and practically all muscles will become useless and will wither away, until our descendents become huge brains that walk about on their Hands." (quoted from here: http://community.simtropolis.com/topic/58525-future-man/),

and here's how the "future humans" were depicted:

Looks familiar, eh?

There is also an article by anthropologist H.L. Shapiro, written in 1933, that deals with the future appearance of human beings. It is quite Long, but an interesting read:

http://www.naturalhistorymag.com/picks-from-the-past/151691/man-500000-years-from-now

in summary, he says that "the man of tomorrow would have a larger brain, rounder and smoother features, a simpler digestive tract (if eating hadn't been made totally obsolete), fewer and smaller teeth, greater height, and only eight toes."

there is plenty of speculation about that online, ranging from "dodgy" to "serious".

I have no idea about the whole time-travelling business, though. I read some books by Psychiatrist Dr. Carl Jung, who came up with some interesting theories about the "collective consciousness". According to him, it not only has stored humanitys entire past, but also allows glimpses into ist future.

To me it became to be more plausible that what we refer to as "Grey Aliens from outer space" is something like subconcious Outlook into our own future "design".

To me, that is a more satisfying Explanation for the world-spanning "abduction"-phenomenon. I am willing to believe people claiming to have been abducted that they made horrifying experiences. BUT

i believe they made them psychically, not physically....

[Crabby Kitten]

I don't believe that the Grey aliens are aliens at all, and in fact they resemble a lot of supernatural creatures in folklore and myth, such as the Brownies and goblins.

These Grey/aliens have only ever been seen under hypnosis. Sometimes children see similar looking things in their rooms at night. They're a type of nature spirit, that has always been here.

As for your theory, this is probably true about UFO's and the "alien" Nordics.

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[acute]

This is a very interesting theory.

One I haven't heard before.

[acute]

(accidental double post!)

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[switchopens]

This is an intriguing concept. The biggest problem of course would be the aspect of time-travel itself. Among the many paradoxes this can create, the concept of actually doing it is quite improbable. None the less, it hasn't been disproven and should there ever be time travel, there are endless possibilities, even if we couldn't physically do it, just the exchange of quantum information would be revolutionary.

Who knows, maybe there is a link between UFO/Alien encounters with time-travel. It is a long shot though; very long and we still don't even have proof of either.

[dr no]

It seems unlikely to me,these greys have spent the last 50 years abducting people to perform ridiculously crude examinations.Would time travelling humans from the future, who would have to be very advanced scientifically,need to spend years and years in such a pointless exercise?

[Oniomancer]

Not a new theory by any stretch.

https://www.google.com/search?q=aliens+from+the+future&oq=aliens+from+the+future&gs_l=serp.3..0j0i22i30l9.507536.514420.0.514844.22.18.0.4.4.0.274.2085.8j9j1.18.0....0...1c.1.56.serp..0.22.2096.CPWXIeUaRPI

[Quaentum]

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This video has already been debunked for such reasons as:

1 - There's no reason to pixilate the child's face.

2 - The pixilation is also applied to the alien

3 - The shadow of the alien never drops down like it was dropping down to get under the furniture

4 - The shadow of the alien is not in the same direction as the shadow of the furniture leg even though it is the same light source.

[Quaentum]

The problem with time travel is it is not space travel. If you traveled even just one day into the past or future you would be here but the earth would have moved millions of miles.

[DemonicCupcake]

The problem with time travel is it is not space travel. If you traveled even just one day into the past or future you would be here but the earth would have moved millions of miles.

That is an excellent point. IF time travel were ever possible in general though, if you calculated when the earth would once again fall into the same position, could you travel to that spot?

[jaylemurph]

The problem with time travel is it is not space travel. If you traveled even just one day into the past or future you would be here but the earth would have moved millions of miles.

This is why your travel via TARDIS -- time and space travel.

--Jaylemurph

[Whisperer]

If it could be done then it might need to be that embryonic cells are sent back first with caretaker machinery to grow Puppets which could then be used to transfer a mind into, then subsequent bodies could be grown to encompass a science team maybe, even to the point of generating a colony which mines and mechanizes for further expansions...

then again, the Greys could be the demons of old or even the fantasy caricatures of almost every culture as mentioned above...or maybe both...

[The_Spartan]

The question is how is this even remotely related to ancient mysteries or alternative history???

[Quaentum]

That is an excellent point. IF time travel were ever possible in general though, if you calculated when the earth would once again fall into the same position, could you travel to that spot?

The earth revolves around the sun and the solar system around the galactic center, but the galaxy isn't traveling in a circle but away from the universes origin point. Earth never is in the same place twice.

[Quaentum]

This is why your travel via TARDIS -- time and space travel.

--Jaylemurph

Yes travel through a wormhole that allows time and space travel at the same time would do it. Of course the greater the travel through time the more difficult the calculations would be. You need that sonic screwdriver to be able to get it done.

[scorpiosonic]

Also, if human muscles did deteriorate to the point of uselessness, they wouldn't be able to walk on their hands either.

[switchopens]

It seems unlikely to me,these greys have spent the last 50 years abducting people to perform ridiculously crude examinations.Would time travelling humans from the future, who would have to be very advanced scientifically,need to spend years and years in such a pointless exercise?

This is a very good consideration, but suppose there was some exotic matter with strange properties such as a tachyon that after a while could be made in abundance (which is extremely hypothetical, but bear with me.) Now depending of the economics of the time, there may be interest in historical events, evolution and of course collecting (Guardians of the Galaxy). Think about resurrection. What if moments before death a neurological scan and DNA sample were taken. Suppose you could have a clone of Adolph Hitler in a glass case who thinks he is the real deal (or maybe he is?). He could be placed next to Churchill for that awesome 20th century addition(best with dividers since they will probably react like a pair of male betas!). Who wouldn't want that? To own a part of true living history! Once again I would like to point out that this is highly unlikely, but just fun to imagine. And that is the point. We wouldn't know what reason they would have to come back since there could be endless reasons why.