I just had this crazy thought after viewing too many paranormal TV shows, the latest being "V" and "Fringe".  Of 'cos it started way back from the "X-Files" days or maybe even much earlier than that.

Anyhow, my point is this:  With so many television series, movies and books on the possibility of "alien life" as well as real accounts of probable sightings and abductions, perhaps, and I repeat "perhaps", "aliens" do really exist.  After all, "there's no smoke without fire" (or is it the other way round).

Regardless, what I'm trying to say is that unless it's a case of "mass hypnotism" of a really gigantic scale (we're talking data on such occurrences collected from all corners of the world), there really is no possibility of a conspiracy-of-sorts on an "international" level.  Also, those so-called "abductees" couldn't all be "loonies", right?

So, for whatever logical or scientific reasons given to "explain away" all these "alien" reportings, there is still the possibility and probability that "aliens" had been encountered throughout the decades.

But I'm not here to discuss the "how", "when" or "why" of "alien" visits.  I'm just wondering what they think of us.  See, if the theory is correct ie if they did visit earth so to speak, they were probably here on a "finding mission", ie to check us out first.  What they wish to do after that remains to be seen.  We as
human beings are curious to know if they exist and if they mean us harm.  But do anyone of us wonder what they think or feel about us mere "earthlings"?

We watch movies of them being depicted as "monsters" mostly - their appearances and behaviour.  But just think for a minute.  We the human race consists of so many differing looks - from blondes, brunettes, redheads and different shades in between and all the way from black to white.  And that's not even including cosmetic dying/highlighting of our hair.  Just the natural color of our hair would probably scare the living daylights out of the so-called "aliens".  So, who's more scary-looking, eh?

Then there's our various cultures.  If the "aliens" had been observing us, probing us and analysing us, they'd all be utterly "confused" by our numerous characteristics and behaviour.  So, who's to say that we're the "monsters" and not the other way round.

My thinking is this:  What we don't know scares us.  What we know only just a little, scares us even more.

So... that's my "2-cents worth" of "creative thinking" on the subject of "alien life".  I think it is a fascinating topic with lots more layers to uncover.  It does distract one from the "daily horrors of life" in our real world, doesn't it??