Character Analysis: Also Found Within The Alien Intent

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“I shall give you what no eye has seen and what no ear has heard and what no hand has touched and what has never occurred to the human mind.” This quote is by, Translated from the Coptic Gospel of Thomas. Also Found within The Alien Intent, by Raymond A.Robinson. I find this quote very interesting, given that this book is about the mystery of Extraterrestrials. Throughout the book you are given evidence that supports the possibility that aliens exist yet, it never tells you what to believe, it merely makes you open your mind. Each chapter begins with a quote based on the intent of its section. This passage in particular stood out to me. I thought it was oddly satisfying. Given that humans are constantly searching for a meaning to their existence.

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