I am George Knapp listening to that UFO podcast and having one hell of a good time.

Oh, I've like non-human craft, yeah.

Would they have similar attributes, do you believe then, that their behaviours would be similar

to our pilots who behave in a different way once they have those kind of skill levels and that

awareness of their environment?

Absolutely.

I think that's a really interesting connection to make, and it would be good to

ponder and discuss.

The qualities, yes, I mean, if they have a way to manipulate the craft, the way that

we can't, of course, those expertise and those perceptions.

I mean, we don't know, you know, how highly skilled, let's say, their general population is,

and whether these are selected beings or, you know, they just, you know, all of them pilot craft, let's say,

of where they are from. Or maybe these are, you know, there is suggestions that it's interdimensional

or there are many theories of where it could be possible from.

But I think it's interesting to extrapolate what the mentality might be,

but then we are matching, we're making a lot of assumptions.

So our assumptions or this connection that we're making a lot of assumptions. So our assumptions, or this connection that we're making, is making us not to consider

potential boundaries when we're more like children in our perception, but not discounting

our experience, of course, but seeing things for what they are,

then our mind doesn't color it, you know, just like my sweater being colored, although I should

be seeing black and white. So the same applies in our daily.

It's economical for our brain, not to think over new things that we already know.

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