Pros And Cons Of Alien Abductions

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Alien Abductions: Reality or Delusions? Some people believe we are not alone in the wide variety of planets, stars, and the solar system next door to us. Believing we aren’t the only ones stuck in space, but having more power than us where they might watch over us. The strong belief created a phenomenon more than the sci-fi culture itself; government cover-ups can’t hide these visitors anymore. When you think of the word ‘alien’ you may think of bobbled head cartoons, like the Martian from Looney Tunes and E.T, or you may think of psychotic extraterrestrial beings out to dissect your body. The alien obsessed subculture of sci-fi has taken over our minds; literally and metaphorically. People hold conventions for these worldly creatures hoping to meet them one day, but then there’s some people wearing tin foil hats preparing for their attack. In 1952, George Adamski admitted to dreaming and looking …show more content…

A disorder where a person is awake and cannot move, they will feel fear because of a sense in a presence in the room or they may hear humming/buzzing. Sleep paralysis is thought to underline most common myths like a witch or hag riding in England. Nearly four million have claimed to have certain “indicator” experiences by being abducted by an alien (Blackmore 3). Though we have this knowledge, it cannot prove that there is no real alien abductions, but maybe some being the abductees are “ill” caused by their own mental delusions. The unexplained have been adored and admired for decades appearing fascinating. Yet there still will always be someone to disapprove of them or try and cover them up, but not all secrets can be kept hidden. Whether the aliens will come to us or we will come to them in the end; believing we are not the only ones stuck in the variety of stars and planets in outer

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