Just because people believe aliens live on earth does not mean that they actually do. The U.S. government is totally incompetent at most it tries to do, so to think they could keep the infiltration of aliens into the population a secret is ridiculous.

Its all hear say. There are government whistle blowers. It all depends on what credibility you give the person. Ive been into this field for a short while, but Ive been sure to rely on the strictest information coming from honorable people who work or worked in the government. I guess all I can say is how do you prove someone is lying or not. Lots of research and conjecture. Even then its all about that leap of faith. I dont like the idea either. But I cant repress gut feelings and intuition, because they do exist in me and come naturally.

What you are describing is the gut feeling associated with truthiness. As Steven Colbert said, "Truthiness is what you want the facts to be, as opposed to what the facts are. What feels like the right answer as opposed to what reality will support." Truthiness is the reality that is intuitively known without regard to liberal ideals such as reason and logic. It is the truth that is felt deep down, in the gut.

In my younger years, I fully bought into many conspiracy theories, but as I began to sharpen my reason and logic skills I began to see that people were connecting ideas where there were no connections to be made. Have you ever considered that these "government whistleblowers" were paid by the government to spread conspiracy theories in order to hide what was actually going on?

I agree with Zetherin. To think that there are no other intelligent life forms in the universe is rather ridiculous if humans are here on earth. The Milky Way galaxy is so vast in its own right that it wouldn't surprise me if intelligent beings were in our own neighborhood of the universe. But the distance between them and us is so great that it would be highly improbable for them to visit without technology that we could not even begin to understand, and that is in our own galactic neighborhood.

Oddly enough, the tech isn't all that crazy. Think about it. Higgs Boson theory derives that gravity is created by the collission of w and z bosons. This creates a massless particle with a certain level of atomic pull called a graviton. A concentrated collection of gravitons produces a gravity well. With the proper calculations to distort other gravity wells in the path of a moving vehicle as well as the ability to push smaller particles of space debris to the side, you could create what I like to call a gravity sail. This would, if counter gravity was created for the beings inside, give a vessel the ability to accellerate beyond FTL speeds. Using gravity to counter the space-time interference that is created by the gravity sail would give them the ability to literally almost transpot instantaneously from one point of the univers to the other using gravity wells. Then you have the possibility of grav-ports creating tunnels in the fabric of space time creating a hawkings wormhole effect, allowing mass to travel from one point to another by folding the universe in on itself in two specific points.

All I am saying is that we have, as humans, already theorized this. Which means it is not unlikely that another intelligent race could have easily discovered and established it. Interestingly enough, being that the requirements for a life supporting planet are so similar to earth... I would wager the guess that these "intelligent beings" may even be so similar to humans that we may not be able to tell them from us.

Let me remind people, this is not a thread to argue Alien existance, if you want to do that, go to my other thread, located here:

Yes, my theory is exposed to critical thinkers, but I think we can leave out the bit about Aliens actually existing, why have two threads discussing the exact same thing when the point of this thread is to give theories and examine those given, not to analyze the underlying factor that makes the theories possible, that's why I named it "Only for believers" so if you don't believe or want to argue the existance of Aliens, I will say this as nicely as possible: "Buzz off" (not directing that at anyone in particular). I really don't mind people who don't believe, having a go at this for what ever reason, but they may not go out of the bounds stated.