We, no matter what the case, are all aliens to one another. Wether our race, gender, size, height, nationality, religion or even just the way we go through our life makes us aliens in our own special way.
To a person of a darker skin colour, the paler ones are aliens and ‘different’ in their opinions in their minds. Although some might not say that aloud, that they are much different from them, some may think them. In a sense, this is how segregation and racism came to be, and, yet, we still cannot let it be.
Back to my point of aliens, if we were to study ourselves and compare ourselves to others, we’d see how different everyone else is. Now, if there were a certain person who came upon the earth that was said to be an actual ‘alien’, then we’d have to accuse ourselves first. The reasoning behind that is because of our alien-likeness to someone who doesn’t necessarily do or is the same type of person. Yes, there are twins and people who look alike and act alike, but they aren’t identical. To find something else, when and if an alien walked upon the earth, how would you be able to tell?
Let’s say an alien came to Earth. It was a ‘he’, for example. If that specific ‘he’ lived among us humans, looked like us humans, sounded like us humans and basically was identical in every way, shape and form, we wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between us and him. We’d assume that they are us and that nothing of any sort what spot ourselves different. We would welcome him and treat him with as much kindness as he would offer to us, like any other person. The problem is that since we don’t know this alien’s past or if he had any parents, grandparents or even siblings. It would be an odd thing to someday find out that the ‘person’ you had trusted suddenly tells you that he is, in fact, an alien.
In some cases, aliens can actually come in more than just humans with other humans. To a cat, a dog could be known as the stereotypical predator. So, the cat would most-likely hiss at the dog. To a human, a cat could be known as a different type of being. Thus, the cat would be the alien.
Electric Technology would also be an alien. Or, better yet, it used to be an alien. We didn’t know what that technology was or even that there was such a thing as electricity until Benjamin Franklin came along and showed us. Edison then added on to that and made up a lightbulb and then we found Electric Technology. Now, we can do many things and Electric Technology isn’t such a threat or an alien, but more like an acquaintance or a friend.
To put this all simply, even though we cannot find or communicate with the outer space aliens, if there are any, or find/go to any of their planets and discover things, we do know that there are aliens living among us. Animals, strangers, plants and even the technology, including Electric Technology, that we haven’t yet sorted everything out with. Although we do know most everything about animals and plants and strangers easily can become friends, we still don’t know everything about everything. We are still in the dark.
People that you meet could be as open as the next, but hold a secret to their heart that they won’t ever talk about or think about. Animals are the most confusing, but still the most care-free, nonchalant, creatures you’ll ever know about, but no one will ever know exactly what they’re thinking at every exact moment. Which is the same with people. We don’t exactly say every single thing that comes to mind unless it’s forced by a disease. Although I don’t know of any disease that could do that, but it is possible.
Basically, what ever our differences are and what ever we keep and do in secret, we are all, indefinitely, aliens.
To a person of a darker skin colour, the paler ones are aliens and ‘different’ in their opinions in their minds. Although some might not say that aloud, that they are much different from them, some may think them. In a sense, this is how segregation and racism came to be, and, yet, we still cannot let it be.
Back to my point of aliens, if we were to study ourselves and compare ourselves to others, we’d see how different everyone else is. Now, if there were a certain person who came upon the earth that was said to be an actual ‘alien’, then we’d have to accuse ourselves first. The reasoning behind that is because of our alien-likeness to someone who doesn’t necessarily do or is the same type of person. Yes, there are twins and people who look alike and act alike, but they aren’t identical. To find something else, when and if an alien walked upon the earth, how would you be able to tell?
Let’s say an alien came to Earth. It was a ‘he’, for example. If that specific ‘he’ lived among us humans, looked like us humans, sounded like us humans and basically was identical in every way, shape and form, we wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between us and him. We’d assume that they are us and that nothing of any sort what spot ourselves different. We would welcome him and treat him with as much kindness as he would offer to us, like any other person. The problem is that since we don’t know this alien’s past or if he had any parents, grandparents or even siblings. It would be an odd thing to someday find out that the ‘person’ you had trusted suddenly tells you that he is, in fact, an alien.
In some cases, aliens can actually come in more than just humans with other humans. To a cat, a dog could be known as the stereotypical predator. So, the cat would most-likely hiss at the dog. To a human, a cat could be known as a different type of being. Thus, the cat would be the alien.
Electric Technology would also be an alien. Or, better yet, it used to be an alien. We didn’t know what that technology was or even that there was such a thing as electricity until Benjamin Franklin came along and showed us. Edison then added on to that and made up a lightbulb and then we found Electric Technology. Now, we can do many things and Electric Technology isn’t such a threat or an alien, but more like an acquaintance or a friend.
To put this all simply, even though we cannot find or communicate with the outer space aliens, if there are any, or find/go to any of their planets and discover things, we do know that there are aliens living among us. Animals, strangers, plants and even the technology, including Electric Technology, that we haven’t yet sorted everything out with. Although we do know most everything about animals and plants and strangers easily can become friends, we still don’t know everything about everything. We are still in the dark.
People that you meet could be as open as the next, but hold a secret to their heart that they won’t ever talk about or think about. Animals are the most confusing, but still the most care-free, nonchalant, creatures you’ll ever know about, but no one will ever know exactly what they’re thinking at every exact moment. Which is the same with people. We don’t exactly say every single thing that comes to mind unless it’s forced by a disease. Although I don’t know of any disease that could do that, but it is possible.
Basically, what ever our differences are and what ever we keep and do in secret, we are all, indefinitely, aliens.
